Legislation is likely to be formed soon and enacted without representation or input from/for grass roots FPV flyers in favour of large aerospace corporations who currently hold the 14 Operators Certificates (OC's) and will lobby to their financial advantage to exclude FPV from vast section of AU airspace. In order to quantify the number of current FPV flyers operating safely in AU we seek to form a petition of Users wanting grass roots representation.

There are outstanding issues with this device can can only be resolved by Boxee once Intel release the updated SDK for the Intel Atom CE4100.

This has been stated numerous times by Boxee and has most recently been mentioned by Boxee CEO Avner Ronen when asked what was holding up availability of the Netlix UK app as part of a question and answer session with Boxee users that took place on 4th April 2012 which can be viewed at: http://www.spreecast.com/events/boxeechat

At 18:14 Avner's response is:

"So Netflix in the UK, newer version of flash, 3TB drive support, those are three issues that we hear a lot, those are three issues that are, can only be addressed when we move to a new SDK from Intel and that is a much longer process than we would want to and takes much more time than we would want to and resources and we still don't have a set date for it but that's what's holding it up."

It's also believed that a Netflix app for other non-US regions can only be released once Intel release the updated SDK.

At 29:22 it's also stated that the HD Audio drop out bug can also only be resolved once a new SDK from Intel is released.

"Without the new intel SDK it won't be resolved, so its going to take us time if and when that SDK will be something that we will be able to launch I think thats the only hope to solve it."

Intel discontinued support for the Atom CE4100 in October 2011. However it was also reported that "The CE4100 will continue to be sold and supported by Intel, and it will also remain - albeit more anonymously - in set top boxes."
(source: http://www.techradar.com/news/computing-components/processors/intel-ditches-smart-tv-division-1033610)

The 200,000+ users of the Boxee Box powered by this Intel chipset some of whom are part of the 2,815 active Boxee Box Forum users (as of 19th May 2012) have been waiting patiently for news from either Intel or Boxee that the new SDK has been released so Boxee can implement fixes for the issues mentioned above and this has yet to happen.

The Boxee Box is featured on Intel's website at:

http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/smart-tv/smart-tv-devices-with-intel-inside.html

Intel Smart TV facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/intelsmarttv
Twitter: @intelsmarttv

I believe Boxee users agree by not releasing the updated SDK, Intel isn't offering support for this chipset.

3rd party fixes:
mondomouse
http://www.atomicbird.com/mondomouse/
windowdragon
http://windowdragon.sourceforge.net/
zooom
http://coderage-software.com/zooom/
mercurymover
http://www.heliumfoot.com/mercurymover/ (keyboard resizer)

some Mac users in Australia also have similar comments:
http://tinyurl.com/ath-osx-resize

you could also send feedback to apple as Currawong suggests:
"If enough feedback is sent to Apple, they'll act."
http://www.apple.com/feedback/

Problem:

1. Scientific conference review system is very limited and slow. Very limited feedback (3-5 reviews) are received, only once, and after waiting long months.

2. The cost of one (mediocre quality) conference to humanity is about $1M USD just for registration fees. This is a lost resource because on-line research solutions based on discussion exist and are much more beneficial for science and community.

3. Archives like http://arxiv.org/ protect scientific work by allowing fast publication that can be referenced in journals, but they do not support public reviews.

4. Harm is done to the environment (carbon footprint) by traveling all around the world using airplanes, trains, automobiles with the goal of receiving a few feedback to research.

5. Isolated research is not happy research. Imagine you get instant feedback to your research from scientists in your domain all around the world!

Example solution (as a discussion starter):

Step 1. Author(s) submit their article to an on-line archive e.g. http://arxiv.org/, which should be augmented with a review and discussion system.

Step 2. Interested scientists send review. This can even be made in discussion or forum style (i.e. authors can reply back to reviewers and have on-line discussion with many participants). Good reviews may be acknowledged in the camera ready version of the article.

Step 3. When the community and authors decide that the article is ready for publication, the authors submit it to a journal using the current system. The article is published with their names.

The IETF (www.ietf.org), the entity that designs the Internet, has been working using this system for decades.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Using this system in addition to the current system, we will see if and which conferences remain important and why. Scientists decide for themselves.

So I designed my proposal of a standard Filipino keyboard layout that includes the peso sign, scientific and mathematical symbols, Baybayin alphabet and punctuation, the Ñ (part of the modern Filipino orthography; Ng is to be treated as two separate letters), various punctuation marks, and copyright (C in a circle) and registered trademark (R in a circle) symbols.

According to http://www.spywarewarrior.com/elh/180-summ.htm, Zango is known to:
Install through illegal bot-nets,
Install through racist videos,
Install through exploits
Install through illegal crackz sites
Install using rootkits
Install through worms (a type of computer virus)
Pop up sleazy ads over the FTC's web site, and more!