Comment Re: Are there any reasons... (Score 5, Informative) 174
You read wrong; the service is not necessary to keep the warranty.
Comment Oh the irony (Score 5, Funny) 189
Let me guess, they got in through a PHP vulnerability?
Comment Left hanging (Score 1) 68
Release cycles of what? Release cycles of what?!?!?
Comment Re:I'll pass (Score 1) 303
I expect Netflix has no choice but to DRM the content as part of its contractual obligations and therefore any platform which does not provide a suitably strong DRM cannot be supported.
What's funny is Chrome OS works with Netflix despite not having Silverlight as well as being a Linux flavor. Oh, and Amazon has DRM but somehow they support Linux for their Instant Video service. So it has nothing to do with the platform as more Netflix is just shit.
Comment Re:Master Password (Thuderbird+Firefox) (Score 2) 482
Chrome let's you password protect your passwords as well, at least in Linux with KDE. When I go into Chrome, it opens up the KDE Wallet to store the passwords, which makes me type in the password for it. After this, you can view the passwords plain text. You can also specify the wallet behavior, including making it so that every time anyone tries to access it you need to type in your password. Sounds like normal security functionality to me.
Comment Re:So what (Score 1) 142
...a "planet" millions of light years ago could've become space dust millions of light years ago and we wouldn't know.
A light year is a unit of distance, not time.
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