Did you mean steganography?

You can tunnel through stenography, but it's very slow.

Certainly a lot of us know what to expect in this experiment, but the thing I never really thought about was a that the feathers would bounce back up after impact. Seems obvious in retrospect, but it was pretty cool to see.

I don't see how a 6" phone is convenient at all. I can only assume that the reason major brands are making oversized phones is because there hasn't been enough technical innovation in the past year to create an adequately exciting "update" to an existing phone (the Nexus 5, for example). Is this the case, or am I missing something?

I agree this is exaclty it.

They can't innovate, so they take the lazy route of packing more of the same old battery tech, display tech, and CPU tech in a container that simply holds more stuff.

I don't know if they've updated it lately, but I'm using an old version of Carrot and it's extremely buggy.

I don't think it makes any sense for this to be illegal, but I can point to at least one example where sense didn't necessarily dictate "justice": http://www.ehackingnews.com/2013/12/anonymous-hacker-charged...

"except that the bulk of their revenue does not come from three letter agencies" I'm curious - how well informed are you of Palantir's revenue distribution?

Well, technically this one is protecting killer robots, isn't it?