I'm not that guy. But I wouldn't be surprised if he is on here... he could be anyone.

Facebook responds to questions here: http://blogs.computerworlduk.com/microchick/2010/10/facebook...

What else would you like to know about this app?

It has been 'leaked' in several forms now - possibly by a public servant.

Here is a man that likes to rattle the cage.

It would help if they had power too and maybe freedom of press

HP must now realise that it bought a hangover of legal woes when it bought EDS. The British High Court ruled that EDS had been deceitful and deliberately misrepresented how long it would take to complete the CRM contract. This case has repercussions for all IT providers: An over-enthusiastic sales team can lead to being sued for fraud. For those interested in the legal side, this is an in-depth breakdown (although it is very dry reading): http://www.law.com/jsp/lawtechnologynews/PubArticleLTN.jsp?i...

Nitpick: High Court of England and Wales, there is no "British" High Court.

I had to put this up because my colleague thinks it's a spoof, or TC made up the story. He can't handle the idea of single pirates.

We reported it, but we followed up with a counterpoint: http://news.techworld.com/security/3224836/human-computer-vi...

The writer is not stating that there is no God. He is stating that the premise that we need God to have morality is false. Human society intrinsically has to be moral in order to function. It is the model that best works, and when there is an exception, say a psychopath killing women, society will punish that person (whether you believe it is the hand of God or not). The idea that an atheist, or secular, society would irrevocably slide into amoral behaviour is simply illogical.

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