If I were to buy a laptop with Windows (heavens forbid), then I'd expect installation media to go with it. I can understand NewEgg not fielding support questions on every flavor of Unix, but my grandmother should be able to restore the laptop to mint (pun intended) condition by inserting a DVD.
If NewEgg fails to deliver that, then there's the problem, not a user installing something else.
I only clicked a handful of the actual images, but most of them give "No pages link to this file" or it links to some user's Talk page.
So it means you won't get to these images if you just use the Wiki as you normally would.
So where is the problem really?
sed 's/a temporary disruption of cell phone service, under extreme circumstances where harm and destruction are imminent/anything that could be bad PR/'
In other news, the B-52's from 'Love Shack' fame, are still going strong after 36 years..
1) While it's in use by a lot of people, _most_ people don't use it.
2) It's about a scientific article, so we're talking about science. It just makes sense to use celsius or kelvin in a science topic. If we're talking about the distance between planets, we use AU or light years. If we're talking temperature, fahrenheit is not the first choice.
Is it not our task to educate? If people get shielded from concepts like celsius/kelvin, will they ever learn? Also, this is Slashdot.. True, an American site, but read globally. I'm sure 99% of the audience knows about all three scales, but for science stuff, kelvin or celsius just makes more sense. Like how cocaine goes by the kilo.
If Machiavelli were a hacker, he'd have worked for the CSSG. -- Phil Lapsley