Clearly it hosts something: torrent files.

Clearly it hosts something: torrent files.

Innocent until proven guilty. I'm sure you would not like to be named as part of a libel suit.

And especially since so many people like to irrationally hate apple.

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I think Sony filed a patent for a similar tech a few years back. Essentially discs would be coated with some powder that contained a special key. After the disc was played, the vibration of the discs as it spinned would shake the powder off, removing the key.

Not sure why this is evil. Unwanted, sure. Evil? Lets put it in perspective.

I wouldn't go call them names, but I think they're leveraging their massive search capabilities to become a more prominent player in social networks. It's clear that Facebook's ability to do highly targeted ads is appealing, and google doesn't want to be shut out. What's to be commended is that Google is meeting this…

I think he was referring to the 200,000 assembly-line workers :)

IIRC, Seattle area is the #2 game development center, right after Silli Valley.

Well damn, they are going to do a retina ipad2. Jeebus those files are gonna be huge.

As if my congratulations matters...but Good Job Google.

uh...okay?

it's split between GoG, and who ever bought the IP. When a company goes outta business, they'll typically sell their assets to reimburse investors, cover debtors etc. Publishers often pick up the rights to IP's for a price, to add to their portfolio. It looks like EA was the publisher, so they probably own the IP.

Do you know how incredibly well connected Dr. Hawking is to the science community? It has nothing to do with being nerdy genius—if you want to eventually be a part of that community, this is a dream job. And it's fucking paid to! Ask how many would musicians would love to work for Kanye West for free? Or Lady Gaga? Or…

None of the people posting on this thread seem to be app developers. As a developer, all I care about is getting my app into as many hands as possible. iOS is the dominant mobile platform, and Android is the dominant smartphone platform. I want to be in both stores. Androids approval process is cool because I can turn…

As other app developers on this post have pointed out, Apple's review system is fine. Once you understand the rules, it's quite easy to get your app approved. Not much hoop jumping to be done.

It has nothing to do with trust. It has to do with security and privacy.

on Windows Machines, thats why public folders exist.

Exactly. I share my netflix and hulu subscriptions, but no way my phone or comp passwords.