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Eshant · Guest

That would only true if you stole it, villainstyle.
Eh....The browser shouldn't be handling this type of stuff. Techincally it will cause many many issues.What should be done is a micro framework designed that takes snapshots on changes of a set amount ( disregards for example alignment fixes and chooses the newest alignment ). Preferrable something in a bare metal language with bindings for other languages. Then on the user end make it available via link that provides a javascript slider page timeline.

Pardely · Guest

“Important point in the article was they gained market share at yahoo's expense. Google was unfazed. Poor old Yahoo is just dying a very slow death. Like an Alzheimers patient, it loses a little piece of itself once in a while. Geocities, Photos, the old Briefcase.

Margaret · Guest

One word: Butters..
It's not the "Boot suit," it's Kuribo's shoe. Shouldn't the writer's of a gaming website know a little something about games?!

Ankit keshre · Guest

The US has something like thirty intelligence gathering organizations with a budget of over 200+ billion a year.They get the pick of the litter when it comes to technology and the best tekkies to develop and run it.The stuff in this article is old crap. You can pick up better at Walmart or Radio Shack.What our spies are using now is generations ahead of off the shelf tech.?
EXACTLY. I do follow Barack on Twitter but never believed it was actually him sending out tweets. Seriously people.

Janeshia · Guest

As a Colbert fan, I wanted that issue of the Newsweek he guest-edited. Walmart didn't have it...two local grocery chains didn't have it...Quik Trip didn't have it...I ended up having to go to Barnes and Noble to get it, and they had it, but only because they have magazines on EVERYTHING. When I have to go to the same place to find a magazine that "Knitting Monthly" enthusiasts have to resort to...well, they're in big trouble.

Ashleigha · Guest

Meanwhile, European maritime merchants whined that someone ELSE should take care of them, because Europeans in general can't take a -*****- anymore without the state wiping their asses for them, and feel that privatization of any sort undermines their right to live in a state of perpetual arrested development... "Guns are bloody spooky," said Arselicker Middleton - "and really belong in the hands of trained agents of the Government, not private citizens. Why doesn't the government of Somalia get some police forces or their navy out here to protect us? It is really deplorable the way these African savages police their waters..." "Shipping companies are still pretty much overwhelmingly opposed to the idea of armed guards," Middleton said. "Lots of private security companies employee people who don't have maritime experience. Also, there's the idea that it's the responsibility of states and navies to provide security. I would think it's a step backward if we start privatizing security of the shipping trade."

Shrey · Guest

And next week we'll have another article about "freeing corporate users" from the "iron fisted policies of bureaucratic IT departments". If people acted the same way towards the medical profession we'd have articles about "crappy doctors tell me not to eat the triple bacon cheeseburger, but it tastes good and I've never had an issue!"Next article: "Deaths shown to be preventable if only doctors could provide better care and guidance!"

Echelson · Guest

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