Standard PSTN is 2 wires per line, not 4.

In Australia, the standard lead-in (pit to house) is 3 pairs, but with only 1 pair live.

Personally, I think that identifying Windows services as harmful is right on the money...

If we're now stacking in 3d, why are we still using square (instead of cubic) measurements?

Lots of Linux nerds wanting a shareholder certificate to burn?

Here's a grab I took on August 14 (our time), 2007 of what happened to SCOX for posterity. This was the 70% in SCO share prices following the decision that Novell owns the Unix copyrights.

Doesn't that then make the assessment more likely?

Sounds great, but I think I'll wait for the Debian-approved version.

I think the difference here is that the US Govt is happy to let big business create legislation, as long as the campaign contributions keep coming (see software IP patents, DMCA, etc).

The EU doesn't like companies (or other countries) trying to boss them around. If only our politicians in Australia had balls :(

The HTC HD2 has the capability to become a WIFI AP as standard.

Especially as it would be the only accurate yield on Bing to date...

Not to mention the lead the Chinese Government sends its own citizens. Usually at high speed...

The problem is not the domain name, it was the name used to register the domain name. Also, satire and parody are not welcome in .au domains. The domain name must be your business name, or a derivative of your business name. Anything else gets squashed. That's the rules for owning a .au address.

You could always try dismantling your own nukes and using them for power...

The you want a Magsafe plug then. What would we do without Apple?

WSUS makes up its own SIDs. As long as you don't have two computers with the same SUSClientId, you're fine.

You (as well as the GP) are passing in strings instead of boolean values. Now, who do I get to sue?