indeed

Does that mean Firefly will be back? *looks wistfully into the distance*

I thought that was why we were all on slashdot to begin with.

And then there's Oprah...

I will use my wedge to make the others, it is difficult otherwise.

I wonder what Ron Paul has to say about all of this...

I really want to get into computer games, they seem so much better than console games. The only problem is that the entry cost seems really high.

I thought it was a joke when i first saw it. Good to see i am not the only one.

That would work well, however, its still just one more thing to break

Wow, im surprised they actually considered the idea instead of just sticking to what the textbook companies tell them is most important. A pleasant surprise, along with the possibility of linux.

I think it is impressive that it is even possible. The price will probably work its way down eventually, but this shows that it can be done.

but wait, isnt his name whatever he wants it to be? He could always give himself another name.

As much as I agree with this, I don't think the government should be intervening in the OS market. Also, the "monoculture" you speak of is inevitable; the computer illiterate will always stick with whatever their computer comes with out of the box, which is usually Windows.

better, but how do you suppose we hunt down viruses? Or are you suggesting that we punish windows users?

The difference between this and anti-virus software is that not owning anti-virus software hurts other people, being fat and unhealthy does not (or at least not as directly). I would not want the government to sponsor diet pills for this reason; it only helps fat people who are taking the pill. However, anti-virus software helps everyone.