Remember that Asus achieved a large success in the netbook market by releasing the eee before everyone else got their act together. If Dell could do the same, they could gain another reasonably large untapped market

i would also recommend the marriage book by nicky and sila lee. also find out what your love languages are [5 love languages] (gifts, physical, task oriented,etc) as they help you to understand why different people express love in different ways

skype: In non-NATted environments like Universities, skype clients can become supernodes and consume huge amounts of bandwidth. gmail: a large amount of sensitive documents should never leave the premises. google should not be storing your sensitive data

you forgot the iphone crash that doesn't respond to the power button 5 seconds trick.

and what happened to those billions of pounds raised by selling off the 3g spectrum? did it all go on MPs expenses?

there is a way you can turn this off with a simple gconf command check the http://wiki.eeeuser.com/ for details

also try backtrack live cd, or deft or helix for forensics

i've tried xandros->eeebuntu->ubuntu->debian (which worked well OOTB) now i'm on cruncheee, which also works well out of the box on my eee 701, except i experience the same firefox lag that i also experienced with ubuntu. (debian didn't noticeably have this problem but i wanted to try openbox and cruncheee was just a iso file away -home dir on my SD card.)

i know you asked about debian, but this is my reason in ubuntu : https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/evince/+bug/44989

My experience of using Ubuntu via wubi (i.e.a file image stored on an NTFS disk) is that the performance is hit severly by the ntfs-3g process. Run top while performing mild disk activity and you'll see what i mean. If you use it regularly you might want to use dual boot instead.

i'm using crunchbang which is based on ubuntu on my eee 701. liking the openbox interface, dark theme and small borders. there's a special version called cruncheee for eee.