Yeah... that the same logic I used to go watch Star Wars Episodes II and III

...and it's pronounced "Holy"

Is it just me or has anyone forgotten about all those hurricanes that hit the south every year? In 2005, some nuclear power plants in Florida, Texas, and Louisiana had to survive multiple blows from storms that leveled the cities they powered.
I mean... it's not like those of us from New Orleans are still working off of gas lamps and hamster wheels.

Because it's a CAT I hurricane. Here in New Orleans, we've been hit with worse and our NUCLEAR POWER plants run just fine without anyone gaining superpowers.

I mean, why pay one horrendously high price for a cut-rate service with a cryptic pricing structure when you can pay for two at twice the price?

No, I was making fun of CSI: NY
This is the clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3uoM5kfZIQ0
I found an even better one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vxq9yj2pVWk

ENHANCE! There's a reflection of an alien shadow off that rock.

return your logo to the 1980's...

We can legitimately rape our planet and... you know...the planet has a way of shutting the whole "global warming" thing down. (Too soon?)

I think that this is a "Big Laptop" competition. Dell is going to monkey Apple and HP as well as several others are going to follow suit.
Sealed box machines are not a disruptive technology so there isn't any real incentive to move to (apart from personal preference) it unless your manufacturer railroads you into it. Even at that, the Fed and Military would have a real cow under that architecture since they chop up drives are part of their data security process.
Also, in my opinion, there will be plenty of people who will have a hard time justifying spending $1500+ for a machine to only allow it to potentially live 3 years. That being said, I do think it will shrink the market for repairable laptops... in about 5 years.

....aaaand done:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EaHUpWuqNHY

the conclusion is fairly sound. Hackers, like terrorist, tend to live in a fairly insular group, if any group at all. The only empathy these groups have is towards common plights and goals. A significant diversifies that empathy.

Forgive me for not posting the link, but I have read articles that virginity is a trait found in many suicide bombers (and, no, it's more than just an observation from the movies Syriana and GITS: 2nd gig)

It's cheaper to keep it broken than to get customers to go fix it. Duh.

"Eden?"

I have 4 email accounts:

• 1 for personal email
• 1 for work
• 1 to use on sites I KNOW will send me junk mail
• 1 for my moonlighting business

There is no practical way of keeping these addresses separate without a client that is designed to pull from multiple addresses (and keep the data stored in separate files for legal reasons.