Well, not to defend piracy but while "millions of people depend on the sellins" may be true, it's mostly shareholders that fill their pockets with the money the industry generates. What big companies protect are not the artist, not the industry's workers it's the $$$$ they're making and distribute directly to…

I'm not a salad specialist but big forks and spoons as well as a spinner are the definite tools if you like salad. Those are not rich people things, rahter common household items (on the old continent though). On the other hand, never heard of an onion bagel.

Good news for Vegas. Now everybody can get even more intoxicated and get back home safe.

Well, Apple know they have loyal customers that have been willing to pay the extra $$ to get the product they like, from the brand they like. So the message from the customer is: give some of the freaking money to workers and have them work in better conditions. It's better than say "next time I'll by a PC" which is…

Well having a hellish job that will slowly kill you is [i only can guess] somehow better than not having a job nor food or shelter for you and your familly. It doesn't make it right. It's plain wrong actually. Apple is making $300-$400 on every ipad / iphone sold, they could hire more people so that employees don't…

That's a good idea. I wonder why car makers didn't think of that. more, if color and shaped are well chose this can be a design feature as well. Think of the glowing Apple logo on MBPs or the oddly shaped Audis front light (look I'm rich! they say).

We're changing our privacy policy: we'll print and keep a copy of all documents you print. That's for your own good. Also, we'll print an add on your document too, so that you'll know what to buy today. But it's free.

For all people who try to spread common sense, I suggest the author to stick with iphone case articles, please.

I agree, I love the game (gameplay, visuals and the music) but it's way too hard. An update of the PS3 version that adds the "warp back to his last resting position" feature of the steam version would be a geat idea.

"...Aspergillus? Their toxins are amongst the most powerful hepatocarcinogens known..."

Not necessarily. I produce my own manual / course notes which are for sale for couple of bucks (none for me) or free to download as a (..cough..) pdf. I inquired last year my faculty about the ios development program, but I wasn't sure I would be able to produce the code that would allow me to publish my manuals in a…

Hmmm... Same latitude than NYC in europe = Naples, not Vienna nor Budapest.

Same thing on Safari....

I landed in Frankfurt germany last week and it was really windy too. It took the pilot two attempts to land (first one aborted during approach), and we could feel strong lateral winds before touching down, but the landing itself was super smooth. The scariest (or bumpiest) part was too go through the cloud cover…

It looks more like a sock puppet than an next-gen toy robot to me.

What they didn't say: control systems will run under DOS...

It depends what you click on to access the article: click on the image (the video thumbnail) and the video will autoplay on the target page. Click the headline text and it won't. That's my experience on Safari and Chrome.

Good point jesustero (I would promote if I could ;-)

I Agree. This is why the word "shown" should be (and is) used instead of "proved". Things can be "shown" to be true, then, later to be false. It is a side effect of the empirical method and the fact that it depends on an experimental settup, that often depends itself on technology and.... on human beings. Science goes…

There is a lot of redundancy. For instance, why would you ban "ass" as well as "ass clown" (w/e this can be).