Now I am interested in that film...

I almost got it guys, 5 more minutes...

I've found a beautiful explanation for this ...

I see that you finally had realized the need for a rocket-powered ejection seat.

They are an unnecessary middle man. In line with your comparison, they are hoarding the goods from the ones selling to individuals themselves then raise the price because they now have most of the supply.

Ah but not from the cat burglars who hijacked the fire brigade's truck.

Yes it is a planet, a dwarf planet. Things change.

+1 for VirtuaWin, better than the powertoy

You had been missing much then :D ... One of my hobbies is photography and I'm using Linux in my home desktop and RawTherapee is GOD-SENT (all caps for awesomeness).

I just hope this would be for the better of RAWTherapee, if you read various reviews from photography websites, this is almost on par and outperforms commercial versions like Lightroom in certain areas. The batch processing is somewhat lacking but I'm hoping someone would now tackle that.

It can be explained, consider a spherical dragonfly in a vacuum...

Maybe you had a defective one. I bought one a month ago to replace an aging home desktop and installed Linux Mint on it. Works like charm for the family's surfing needs, Facebook works, flash games works, youtube works, everything aside from 3D games.

What I noticed at first though that it would often lock up after 15 minutes or so and the screen would go corrupt. It was the know fan/heat issues on this one so I got myself a smaller casing (one made for Atom), bought a better GPU fan, replaced the thermal paste on both CPU and GPU heatsinks, cannibalized a heatsink from an old video card and glued it a little over the other exposed motherboard chip and it had worked like charm ever since.

I RTFA and it seems that asteroids each follow their own risk corridors (a path of possible impact points) so unpopulated areas are not always an option. The ocean is a more favored place to deflect it but it could produce giant tsunamis that might cause more casualties than a land impact. (either one would be devastating anyway)

So that's how you turn a /.er to a RTFA type.

Q: Did the chicken cross the road?

I usually think of passwords as passphrases now.

I often use a combination of words, it could be composed of a constant special character, at least 3 numbers, a word that is relevant to the site or application, and a totally irrelevant word like a dog breed, anime characters, etc etc.

I just shuffle a limited number of combinations and it usually turns out to be something like this:
69slashdot?terrier69
42mail!shepherd42