Yeah, I thought this was about Georgia Tech? Do they still just do stuff with peanuts?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Philips-PT902-9-Portable-Digital-LCD-TV-with-FM-Tuner-and-hdtv-tuner-/111204767070

9" LCD TV's can be had for less than $50.

Actually, the kid from Georgia tech was just a passenger. He signed on less than two weeks before they left. He was just a lookout.

HBO just announced a deal with Google Play to make all their series available.

Yeah, because there was no religion until the federal government of the US stopped taxing them. Totally true.

Because they should all be held liable for the actions of a few miscreants. That's how we do things, right? So, let's talk about the atheist Josef Stalin...

And, if a frog had wings it wouldn't bump it's ass when it hopped. Any more strawman arguments to be shot down?

When searching and sorting DNA sequences, it's just [ACGT]* in a text file. Why wouldn't Perl be ideal?

Blasphemer!

And tsunami prevention.

Oh yeah, that looks a little less like ass than the other one that looks like ass.

It was a great plan, until the guy on the coconut island planted several banana trees, completely devaluing the currency of the banana island. Then they decided to trade using a sane fiat money system.

By Microsoft limiting these devices to signed apps from their store, RT is severely hobbled. It's as if MS doesn't want them to succeed. I'd have to assume that the profit margin on the Pro's is much higher, and that's why they won't open up development. If they'd just allowed unsigned apps, I could see RT devices taking off.

I think they're still counting on businesses to embrace RT for corporate use, and that's why they're keeping them restricted.

To fill up your processor cache faster with 64-bit memory addresses?