Ok this I do not like. To much power in one hand and to much room for abuse. I see it as a way to also combat piracy because we all know (joking) that piracy is a part of the national security.

As a dear friend (stevie) put it in a email to me and I totally agree with him:

Honda has helped develop a Brain Machine Interface that allows a human to control a robot by thought! Simply by using your brain! How freaky is that?
They show the participant a card with a body part (right arm, left foot, tongue etc) and then direct the participant to visualize or think about making a movement with that body part, the whole time while remaining still themselves. Sure enough, shortly after the robot will move the corresponding body part! Honda claims a 90% success rate so far.

With the more recent laws pasted over in Europe on monitoring internet use and with the reticent Pirate Bay trial that just went on in Sweden there is no better time then now. In June European Parliament will be holding elections and this time they will have a modern day pirate running. Last year a law was passed that Sweden can wiretap any internet activity that crosses their boarders, that did not sit well with alot of folks. So why not put a modern day pirate in office? Its not like he is some drunken smelly pirate with a hook for a arm but modern day pirates look ve

not just any house but.....The Spelling Estate in L.A., CA

$150M buys you late TV producer's L.A. mansion

Firefox is trying to get a patch ready to be released within the next week. Apparently there is a vulnerability in the current version that could allow XML files to install unauthorized software. Looks like this is a vulnerability with all 3.0 versions on all Operating Systems. This is super important to get a patch quickly because the attack code was released publicly.
Read more about it HERE