Because there is literally no other option available to the end user. If you tell a civil servant to maintain a list, it's ending up in Excel. The 'IT' department is strictly infrastructure and desktop support, there's no departmental expert to who the hapless employee can go to to say "I've been asked to maintain this list, it's getting a bit out of hand, what do I do?"

People want actors and writers that will do it for less money

Management wants that.

(Hardly Movingson riders cover your ears)

Knee down

Arf! Do you comprehend how truly vast the continental US actually is?

Yes. Research purposes. Honest!

Christ, you can get a VPS for $12/mo from Linode. There's no excuse for anyone who can be arsed to not put up a website to demo their shit.

By logging into your dropbox account through this new invention they're calling the 'world wide web', whereupon you can unlink/relink the machine from which the credentials were stolen. This renders the lost certificate useless.

Yeah, they really are that fast- it's night and day in terms of user interface response.
Can't comment on the location of directories, I've got one in the laptop and haven't got the space for another drive!

Hasn't been the 'block' or the 'cooler' since the 1950's!
It's either 'the seg' (Segregation unit) or 'on the rule' (Rule 43/46(?) of prison regs that allow voluntary/compulsory segregation- usually used for 'vulnerable prisoners' eg. sex offenders).

If the US is at war, then they should be held under the terms of the Geneva convention. If not, they should be held as civilians with the right to due process accorded to them.

Oooh, you're Andy Coulson, AICMFP.

Or possibly Walter Mitty.

Because a birth certificate is sooo hard to forge.

Besides, you've just admitted that a driver's license *is* an ID card- an identity document required to participate in a civic duty. Next!

There is no war game, simulation or RPG mechanic so utterly baroque that someone won't decry streamlining it as 'dumbing down' the game.

That's a keeper!

I, and many like me, modded their xboxes solely to run XBMC as well as using it as your normal, everyday console.

Sky, in this context, are an ISP who were ordered by the courts to provide data to ACS law.
They provided the data in an encrypted format, it was ACS who failed to retain that encryption.