Excellent. Who wants to be my water brother?

Right. The ship should be in a cave behind the cliffs to the right of that rock.

"It's a *bug* planet."

AT&T withdrew their application so they could modify it and re-submit later. The appropriate time for the FCC to release their report is after they've rendered a final decision on the modified application.

Harlan approves.

AT&T withdrew their application prior to a final decision from the FCC, so there technically is no official report, but the FCC released a document with their objections anyway. Which they should not have done.

Kevin Mitnick sez "meh".

It's really just the training ground for when Germany buys out Greece, Italy, Spain, and whichever other countries go broke next.

According to the video, it's captured keystrokes for everything, including for sessions that are encrypted from the app to the server (because it sits between the user and the app). That means that your supposedly secure transactions that your ISP can't sniff, like banking, are actually being sent to Carrier IQ.

Obligatory.

I don't happen to agree with that, even if that is the prescriptive rule. The period isn't part of what is being quoted.

I'm glad to hear you are exceedingly happy.

It's spelled "It's".

Yeah, I saw the artifacts there and in the last sequence. While it's very cool, it's not something a professional filmmaker would be able to use for a commercial product. Now, if you had a 1000fps source and bumped it to 4000fps, I could see that possibly being indistinguishable from 4000fps sources.

Just a small nit to pick: no matter how fast the police get there, you're already stabbed and the perp is probably gone. I'd rather be standing over the perp's corpse when the police get there.

Since he found the camera in a deserted wasteland at the bottom of the ocean, it makes sense to use Google+ to try and find the owner.

See "Lechner Distance" for an explanation of why you can't tell the difference (and why you're wrong):

48 hours of not shaving makes me look homeless.

Am I correct in assuming that your handle is a shortened version of "Crazy Car Sex"? If so, pot meet kettle.

I call #cotd on this.