Congress controls how much USPS can raise rates. The same Congress that sabotaged them with a 75 year pension fund is also sabotaging them with forcing them to keep their rates absurdly low.

The entire Marathon series has been available for quite some time via the Aleph One open-source engine. Additionally, Bungie released the entire trilogy as freeware.

https://alephone.lhowon.org/

http://trilogyrelease.bungie.o...

Oh, so you'll go from one rebranded Clearchannel station to 13.

I thought he was all about the deregulation? *crickets*

By law, the FCC must have 2 members from one party and 3 from the other. Obama was literally required to appoint Pai to the board.

Please come back when you learn the difference between trademark and copyright.

The Pentagon themselves confirmed nobody was harmed by the release of the Manning leaks.

Firefox is updating to an add-on model that's more stable, more secure, and not based off a giant hack from the early 90s.

The point of the fast expiration is so browsers don't have to carry around ever-growing rejection lists for long-lived certs. If a cert is bad or the encryption model is bad or whatever, it'll expire before it becomes an issue.

I mean, the medicine alters your brain's perception of pain. Makes sense that it could, by proximity of function, alter your brain's perception of other people's pain.

Justin.tv successfully rebranded itself as Twitch. They're just coming back home to where they were before.

So they went from needing one trashcan to two?

Nah. It'll be the day Firefox doesn't need to die with every upgrade because the old extension structure was more or less direct access to every little nook and cranny, which sounds like "full power" but really meant that the bigger the extension was, the more it was (for all intents) rewriting Firefox.

The newer style doesn't have breakage, has proper privilege separation, process separation, etc etc, and the browser itself won't break everything because of Dave's Way Cool Website Toolbar.

And you still have the actual freakin' source code if you want to make internal changes to the browser.. which will also be more stable, and upstream to everyone if it's a cool idea.

The main reason websites had a split between Secure and Unsecure before was due to processing overhead and, depending on how far you go back, actual regulation of encryption by Congress.

Encryption is now a very small time cost on servers and an accepted cost anyway due to the even greater eventual cost of MITM attacks.

It's also a benefit as it makes it harder for someone to passively know exactly what you're reading. Nobody can follow you around and see which specific articles you are reading on Wikipedia, for example, they can only tell that you're going to Wikipedia.

Hillary won the popular vote, so now Donald will be our second illegitimate president in less than 20 years. Electoral College system needs be removed.