Bs, martyrs do so for their own personal gain in the "afterlife". Becoming a martyr automatically "earns" them getting into heaven and crap like that.

If there are dudes that blow themselves up with regular bombs, do you really think that there aren't people willing to do the same with a nuke?

That's been around for ages. It's more of an easter egg than a bug.

Pfff, a refrigerator is way more effective. :P

Steisand? Nobody?

Yeah, but I mean, at that point it's basically your choice. If you know you're innocent and that you will go to jail, and what you are hiding has nothing to do with the "crime", I wouldn't hide it. I mean, if it proves I'm innocent or it's not related to the accusation and could make the case fall apart, why the hell…

You know why there's a Chuck Norris meme?

You know why there's a Chuck Norris meme?

Awesome question.

A lot of them already do, much more practical, comfortable and a lot cheaper.

Yeah, I guess you haven't read FB's policies lately....well, that probably makes like 6k million of you guys. :P

How can they prove you gave the wrong password on purpose? How can they prove that there was evidence on the drive if they can't recover the information? There are a lot of grey areas regarding this.

I guess that what the ruling was intended to mean is that they can't force you to provide evidence against yourself. If they caught Capone's bookkeeper, they couldn't force him to give them the books, if they weren't able to locate them, as they wouldn't be able to force him to decrypt them if they're found, but those…

The only people who look for porn in youtube are idiots who are only surpassed by the people who actually post videos in youtube.

If it doesn't penetrate the vest, I really doubt it would penetrate the flesh, and as for bruises, I don't think that a dead pig would bruise after being shot.

If you want to try the vest, you don't even need a pig in it. Just lay it on the ground and shoot it.

I'd say that there are plenty more cases that we could base that decision on....

Considering that you've posted an article about people paying to have their text messages signed "sent from my iPhone", I would believe that this might not have been such a bad marketing idea...though "iPhoney" would have suited them better.

I think you're watching too much CSI.

You can always use a JATO bottle. ;)