NemWan

This is going much better for him than when I tried to write Radio Shack about wanting to write an adventure game in BASIC for the TRS-80.

Well, that'll be the end of that relationship status symbol, to be promoted from just a number in their call/message history, to a named contact, to a favorite, finally to be one of the fingerprints in their phone.

What happens if you injure your face, what if thieves cut your face off as they steal your phone, or what if you are the rare case of being born without a face?

I feel betrayed by an industry that isn't honoring my demand for one service that has all media ever created for $15 a month. I haven't felt this way since Columbia House said I could get a lot of books, music, and video for a penny, and then they jacked up the price!

The drone issue is bigger than Apple. Laws about navigable airspace aren't up-to-date with remote-piloted or autonomous drones. Imagine when technology advances a little further and a drone can be as small, light, and inconspicuous as a bird or insect (or even actual cyborg birds and insects), and there's no longer a noise or safety argument to be made but only privacy and property-rights questions. The drone might not even be observed or known about until footage is released. Then it's a First Amendment question — you got the footage without bothering anybody but it will bother them to release it. With recent news about successfully storing and retrieving data in DNA it might be possible in some future to have a fully biological "drone" whose memory reproduces with the organism, making distribution unstoppable.