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There's already implemented Linux IEEE 802.11 stack supporting multiple BSSID ( Virtual AP ) and multiple client mode ( Virtual STA ) connections on the same radio interface simultaneously. And it supports WEP/WPA/WPA2 encryption on every virtual interface. And it's linux thing!!
This is yesterday's press release I found http://i-newswire.com/pr48263.html
and link to their site http://www.wilibox.com/index.php?id=wili

Hello,

try this

http://i-newswire.com/pr39095.html

Roman

Hate to say it, but this sounds like a pipedream. They want to 'take the proteins and tweak them' an dthen have a computer program spit out the DNA required to make that protein.

Well whoop-de-do. I'd like to make a computer that can generate wormholes. Doesn't mean it's going to happen.

Can't promise much in the way of wormholes, but Homme Hellinga and David Baker's groups already make software for protein design.

Synthetic biology's been around for a while (see also e.g. Adam Arkin). This is just Drew's startup getting column inches in Forbes, and then getting eagerly lapped up by Zonk, as far as I can see.

But what I also trust is that they will open their doors and computers very wide to the first FBI agent with a supboena, especially with the full weight of The Patriot Act.

Judges are handing wiretapping orders out like confetti, so you need to consider that any information held by any company belongs to the government at any time. All your base belong to us. And what's even scarier is that no-one is allowed to talk about it - all requests for info come with gag orders.

I'd be willing to bet that Google have already been approached for information.

What i'd like to know is what sort of data mining expertise the FBI is gathering in preparation for getting their hands on all googles files.

America is not as academically bankrupt, and Russia/China/etc are not as academically gifted as you all portray.

This might be interesting: The Glaucus home automation and multimedia appliance is now available. The Linux-based product includes home automation features, multimedia storage, Internet firewall/router, content filtering, and more.