@XanderCrews: The larger problem is the essential ISP monopoly that's going on. If you want true broadband (DSL need not apply) you're frequently limited to only one choice for your ISP depending on where you live.

@DukeOfPwn: Well sure, I mean thermodynamics states that eventually the universe will be a bleak, virtually featureless void after going through the eventual "heat-death".

Grey is the new black.

@RawlsRorty: Except that it isn't a consistent tendency. The paths tend to bend both ways.

@pmbaustin: It's not a circle. They use the term extremely loosely to indicate that they tend to curve and loop back.

@Alfisted: Except people don't walk in perfect circles. They use the term "circle" loosely to mean that we tend to turn and occasionally loop back.

The fact that this baffles people, researchers especially, has always baffled me.

Once the details get ironed out and picture quality improves, this is going to revolutionize pornography.

Is that second pic heavily edited or is this one of those "Damn nature, you's crazy!" moments?

It's a brave new world.

Wait, isn't $299.99 the retail price of the logitech revue? How is that a discount?

@BobotheTeddy: Well, I imagine you could blow a few hundred dollars on another impulse buy that barely works.

Is the visibility one way or two way?

@Se7en_speed: That's great, but that's not activism. ;)

@Graviton1066: Activists by definition work for a social, political, economic, or environmental cause to bring about change. ;)

@Graviton1066: ... "Activists"? What exactly is their cause?

@phunkypho: Trained dogs do a better job than either the "AITs" or the pat downs. They're faster, too. Oh, and they'll detect contraband in a body cavity.

Is there is a weird depth-of-field effect going on here or does this man have huge hands and a tiny head?

@Mr Torben: Dogs have a lower profit margin for the people providing them.