The graphic for the results is nice and all, but: Pie chart! I mean come on!

Or... HIV can now survive the riggers of an oxygen environment long enough for airborne transmission.

That's why with some devices a simple fixed function microchip is the best idea, instead of a programmable unit with flashable memory and other bells and whistles.

There was an old MS dos virus where after your system was infected you would have to play and win a blackjack game or else it would introduce massive crosslinks in the fat table and force a reboot.

Considering how they have trouble getting stuff right in general, no big surprizes.
http://myeve.eve-online.com/ingameboard.asp?a=topic&threadID=975896

Hey! Correlation is not causation!

Thats why I use the 1024kbit/384kbit option from comcast. I would only reach the cap if I download ~25 days straight.

So you *CAN* polish turds after all!

It sounds very suspect for someone to use 'interference' to store data safely. I'd rather trust my data with an identity thieve: if lost, I could find it on the internet!

Hint: you should learn what is meant by "Mean Time".

Helium is a relatively cheap way to keep things preserved. The Declaration of Independance is preserved in part by being encased in helium. And if you put the computer in a leak proof container, the helium should displace any oxygen that that could oxide the metals in the computer.

Live long and prosper?

It will MOV you.

The choice between the E8400 and the Q6600 was a tough one. I could have gone either way. Quad-core is great for threaded applications like media encoding. But the E8400 outperforms the Q6600 for the majority of what I do (including Photoshop CS3). I am not convinced that threading will be widespread enough during my 3-year upgrade cycle. A common argument on the forums is that the Q6600 can be overclocked to 3GHz such that single-threaded is the same as the E8400. While I do not overclock, the E8400 supposedly can easily get to 4GHz on air. Photoshop CS3 is multithreaded now, and theres even a CUDA version coming out. http://developer.download.nvidia.com/compute/cuda/Photoshop/CUDAFilters4.pdf

Your a self admitted slashdotter. You were Doomed the moment she opened her eyes!