"We always wondered about his collection of little shoes" (credit to Bill Hicks)

So you were one of these people? Seems legit, no notes!

This is the real reason IRC (kids, go ask your [grand]parents) lost all its market share: ASCII art screenshots take way too long to type.

Wouldn't this precedent mean the ICC can "bring in" US citizens, regardless of where they are?

Relevant quote from Trump: "The ICC claims near-universal jurisdiction over the citizens of every country, violating all principles of justice, fairness, and due process."

Pot calling kettle.. something?

In the memo Barr seems to insist, because international law isn't governed by the US Constitution, no contravention can occur. Direct quote: "An arrest that is inconsistent with international or foreign law does not violate the Fourth Amendment".

Basically, "Our laws always win"? Sounds.. creative.

To be serious, this could have beneficial blow-back similar to what we saw with Apple's "Section 3.3.1". That decision helped 'legitimize' Android, as it pushed a lot of development talent to alternative systems.

Eventually, Apple relented. Will Qualcomm? If they did, would we trust them, anyway?

To be fair, I've never known anyone who *paid* for the full version of Eudora pro.

Of course they’re messing with us: the chart has no mention of the Pipin/atmark or the Apple Network Server! You know they both have the horsepower!