They may have a waiting line of people wanting to go ;)

It's a biased article, or she wouldn't have said THIS: "In the past it wasn't humans messing with the atmosphere." She's another one of these "it's all mans fault" types, hoping on some more government funding. Hey, all you "man made" global warming people...you think it is mans fault? Do the world a favor and exit the planet and leave the rest of us the hell alone!

Until the globalist, the powerbrokers, the UN get everyone riding bicycles or rubber band powered "cars", they won't be happy. This whole made up man made global warming crap isn't about saving the planet, but CONTROLLING the worlds people. Free thinking people, those who have the intelligence to figure this out, can't be controlled, and of course will be eliminated, or taken away to "education" camps to be done away with or to get their minds right.

Is nothing but a slab of plastic. But, it's an iPhone...the iDrones and iFanboys will line up willing to overpay for "a phone".

No dates, no nagging, no money spent on dates, no diseases.... Poor russians will have to use proxies I guess.

If I take a photo that has license plates, street addresses etc...I CUT them out, PAST another image of the photo in place. If you don't just blur it, but REMOVE it, how would they figure it out?

There are some flower parks I go to several times a year, for photography locations. This summer, it was almost impossible, due to the pokemon' zombies. The past couple weeks, I've noticed most of them have given up on it.

I've been in the photocopier (now called MFP) business, from the service side for 37 years. Other than Xerox or Canon, I've pretty much worked on them all. Been with Toshiba & Konica/Minolta for the last 19 years. Samsung made us a push when they got into the desktop & console market a few years back. They had a rock bottom price to get into the market, 3 year part warranty on ANYTHING. Of course the sales department JUMPED on it. They brought in a couple machines, SCX-8030 b&w, and CLX-9230 color, for us to look at. "oh these have been tested and tested, they are perfect". As techs, we popped off the covers to take a look, pulled out the image units, fuser etc. The wiring, boards, very well laid out. Image & fusers looked ok. I put a bad omen on our relationship by saying to the sales guys...from a hardware point, they look good, the only variable is going to be the software/firmware. Boy, did I speak the truth! From day 1, we had nothing but trouble from these machines...software wise. Scan wouldn't work fax wouldn't work, this glitch, that glitch...update after update after patch after patch. Then we had trouble with the imaging units puking out all over the place requiring replacement. Then the fuser belt for the upper roller would shread itself. None of the consumable items would make it anywhere near their expected life. Then about 7 months later, they came out with a new model...."tested in the lab, it's perfect". LOL. Same issues, control panel UI lock ups, scan to this or that lock ups, print driver problems....imaging unit & fuser unit issues. They came out with a new series this spring, the SL-X7400/7500. It has issues with the large capacity tray skewing, and there are NO mechanical adjustments to get rid of it. Even more, they came out with these translucent rollers which did not allow the paper to even come out of the tray. I took it upon myself to replace them with the OLD STYLE soft rubber rollers which worked in the older model machines, but Samsung said that should not work. Well, I don't care if it does or not, it works, that's what I'm using. They sent a hardware engineer over from S. Korea to look at what I have done to make them work in the field (18 machines at one location). He took the rollers out, installed a new set of factory rollers...the "new" style, and it wouldn't feed. He played around with it for over an hour not getting it to work, then put my "fix" in, the old rollers and it works like a champ. He took a bunch of photos, downloaded some data files, called someone in Korea, spoke with them for 20 minutes then got back on the airplane to Korea. Still haven't heard but I'm leaving it the way it is. Their technical support hotline is a JOKE. They will even say "I don't know what to tell you, but, if you figure it out, call us back so we can add it to our database". If HP goes through with this, I think they are asking for it. Unless they BEEF UP the software to where it works, fix the issues with the imaging units/fuser units not working, they are going to piss off a lot of HP loyal I.T. people.

Not surprised. Kill off all of the competition, make a "port" (lightning), patented, sell overpriced wired headphones, overpriced adapters (which initially come with the phone), or have people buy overpriced bluetooth headsets...which they own one of the best selling ones. For all of the liberal anti everything types that purchase Apple products, they forget they are a pure CAPITALIST company, cutting where they can, overcharging where they can, TO MAKE MORE MONEY.

Most of these places, are 3rd world countries, or have oppressive dictatorships, that don't want their citizens educated or informed on what is going on, via an outside independent source. As for the countries in Africa, when you live in mud & straw huts, drink from a ditch beside your hut, I don't think internet access is #1 on their priority list.