So now the car is holding the phone wrong?

Yes, TFA says "after wiping his hard drive" but it sounds like like he deleted his browser cache.

What is with these announcements using the term "open-source information" when announcing "crimes" committed by using information that is publicly available? It used to just be called "public information"

Many times there are laws or contracts preventing this. For example, I know in CT it is illegal for a bar to buy beer at a supermarket and then sell it, even if it is cheaper than buying from a distributor (which it is). I imagine in the Art business, if they guy is caught buying at walmart and reselling, the distributor may refuse to sell him other things not available anywhere else.

And shuts it down like they did to meebo. Really disappointed in them lately.

Who would better know how to defend against these attacks than someone who knows how to develop and implement them?

Would be better if it supported DisplayPort as well as dual DVI. I can't use dual DVI with my docking station.

It may be a good idea to have a premium sci-fi channel, but syfy isn't it.

So you mean the ISP companies may have to forgo the multimillion dollar bonuses for c-level executives for a bit and make capital investments in their network with some of their profits? .

On the other hand, I wouldn't want the surgeon to have to give instructions to a trained monkey on how to do the the surgery because the surgeon does not have access to the production patient.

Yeah, but it would be nice if a *web browser* didn't require DBA level maintenance to keep it working right.

Not the trend I have noticed. In the beginning lots of useful apps came out. Lately i have noticed a ton of crappy 99 cent "games" and anything more complex is having a heck of a time getting approved.

And similarly, when creating a rip of a dvd, the artist's choice of compression level, codec, ripping method, etc are all artistic choices. Therefore, under your logic, the pictures of each frame of the movie ripped are under the rippers copyright just as these pictures of paintings are.

Does this mean the RIAA and the MPAA are also 'a danger to everyone involved in the creative industries' because they act as the intermediary between creators and audiences? How has copyright law lowered the cost to enter these industries in the past?