There's no such thing as 2...

My typing speed and rhythm can vary wildly, rather dependent on my alcohol and caffeine content amongst many other factors. I fail to see how a system can take account of so many unknown variables.

they do still exist, for a start, my mum, even though i've given her an old laptop, she won't dare turn it on unless i'm there. and further behind, my grandma, who if you gave her a mouse and told her what it was, she would probably try to feed it cheese.

if it causes a short circuit, the feedback could easily blow the CPU, though in practice, any half decent power supply should cut out before that can happen.

Or you could throw it backwards at the speed at which you're orbitting, hence leaving it standing, at which point it will fall to Earth. The biggest flaw with this being that the average car isn't designed for re-entry into earths atmosphere.

Not wireless, WAN is Wide Area Network.

just because the website looks like a dedication to the fall of geocities, doesn't mean the language is without merit.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goo_(programming_language) goo's already a programming language.

52 million, that's still less than half nintendos sales in the same time period, which in what is essentially a two horse race, isn't that good.

Wow, did you miss the point, that being that UNIX, even at 40 years old is still relevant, so why can't a 20 year old platform like amiga still be relevant?

saying the computer has 4 screens sounds good, but wouldn't it be more useful if the 3 small screens were just one very wide screen, it could then still be treated as 3 screens when that is what is needed but could also have other applications where you need the information to not have 2 gaps in it.

I'd have to rig it to play Ride of the Valkyries, that'd make people get out of the way.

But cookies can cause security problems if not handled properly.

Rural Britain tends to be a little slower though, I'm lucky if I can get 2mbs where I live.

Note: your company, and how many computers is that connection shared between, this is FTTH connections, (Fibre To The Home) for a home connection it's very much next generation.