As soon as you log into your email, social media accounts, online shopping accounts, it's game over for your privacy whether you're using a VPN or not. I have yet to see an honest ad for a VPN service that's just like "Hey! You wanna download torrents and not get dinged by your ISP? Do I have a deal for you..."

It's really handy for a social network to have an API for login purposes alone. I have a site that sees quite a bit of traffic and the "Log in with [Social Network]" feature is useful for casual users. Facebook has always been a pain in the ass with their API. They make unannounced changes every so often that break login functionality. Twitter's API on the other hand, has always worked just fine.

False.

That is the rumor, but the fact is: you can discharge student load debt on your SECOND bankruptcy.

...And a Spaniard.

[Citation Needed]

For an English national record maybe.

Don't forget a room for all of your relays! And if you could somehow figure out how to water jacket the vacuum tubes, you could have radiant heat!

Perhaps you can come back to myspace and doodle my google til its reddit and I yahoo all over your facebook.

To be fair, rdesktop does a good job of that. Also, telnet (Yeah living in the past, but it works.).

"Buried under..." blah blah blah. So why isn't it on top instead of the bottom of all of the bullshit?!

I'll validate that.

As a Linux fanboy, I have to say you're being too optimistic. I see people running to Mac as another option. It's a matter of education.

If I were allowed to grant you 6 mod points, I would sir. It's not about the platfrom per-se. It's about how it's being used. Windows 8 and Ubuntu have followed the same track as to catering to those that would rather dick around and not produce anything. To people like me, that produces things, this is a drawback.

It's ok that they go on this track for consumers of things; but for god sake, make something for the rest of us that are producers of things.

Hmmm. There's also Alaska.

We do have this place called Nevada.