Most bigger companies have Powershell on client systems to help manage them. There's a lot of tinkering to be done there.

Slashdot editors are really, really wearing out the tired, sensationalistic "Such and Such is Dead" headline.

Is the Business Card Dead?
The Death of BCC
Comics Code Dead

It's supposed to be dramatic and sensational but it's lazy and annoying; cut it out.

I know it's supposed to sound dramatic but it just comes across as sensationalistic and trite.

Just because there's a combined form doesn't mean it's always correct.

Takedown is a noun: The wrestler scored two points for the takedown.

Take down is a verb phrase: Take down that video please!

See also: login, singin, setup, everyday, etc.

Confidential to Facebook: "Logout" isn't even a word at all.

The real crime here in my opinion is that Apple charges $30 for the "bumper case" which amounts to a glorified rubber band. There's no way the total cost on the part is more than $.50.

Being High As Fuck Linked To Sensation of Spirituality

Before Bing went live, CTRL+ENTER in Internet Explorer was a shortcut to surround the text in the address field with "www." and ".com" and then go. So I could type "amazon" then hit CTRL+ENTER and it would go to www.amazon.com. I used that shortcut all the time. After Bing went live, this shortcut magically changed from a useful tool to a Bing query for "amazon". I know it's possible to change it back with a reg hack or something but 95% of IE users aren't going to do this. Instead they'll just use Bing and click the first link, gaining ad revenue and perceived market share for MS. This is the kind of underhand crap that MS does that ticks me off. The fact that they were able to remotely change my keyboard shortcut without asking me or notifying me or telling me how to change it back is pretty shade.

What an incredible waste of time and effort.

Not sure what their motivation was, but AT&T turned off the annoying and insulting 30 seconds of instructions for people who call their iPhone customers. All it does is play the message, then beep.

The term "avatar" as a representation of a person in virtual space was coined in Snow Crash.

If he bought a 486-66 in 1994, he probably spent $2500+ on it. Now he can buy a system that is 20 times faster for a tenth the cost. Spending a bunch of time and energy and cash to bullet-proof a machine to last through 2024 would we a retarded waste of time.

You people who shit all over every single new product need hobbies or something. Just because it doesn't work for you or isn't exactly what you need or can't play Ogg Vorbis files and doesn't run Ubuntu 8.08.12-a build 2108-c doesn't mean that it lacks value. If it isn't your perfect product ... don't buy it. New features are steps toward better features. Every idea has to start with a single product, usually one with an imperfect implementation. I applaud Samsung for doing something interesting and different and giving their customers more options.