More than 1,000 unique structures have been deposited and made available and 5,000 to 10,000 additional structures will be determined in the next five years.

It's well intentioned, but we think it's misguided. If the state has additional funds available that would be used to offset this tax credit, then it ought to be used to fulfill its constitutional mandate to fund schools adequately.

With what they're doing, you can go right down to the single-molecule level.

Maybe that's a little broad. But his work is pretty good stuff.

They can do that because there are additional revenue streams available beyond the hardware. That changes the dynamics when you think of the company taking a $200 loss per console.

If all that information on everything you own and everything you owe is readily available, then why do we even bother with a right to privacy?