Time to give SeaMonkey another shot!

*ahem* Read what the person I responded to was talking about - he was talking about FAKE GUNS. A knife is infinitely more dangerous than a FAKE GUN.

we will set up darknets.

Certainly. The IBM/Unicomp Model M Keyboards are heavier so they don't move around as much, as well as having the tactile response as you are typing. Not to mention many other advantages...

http://hardware.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=08/05/29/1334258

The IBM Model M keyboard is also dishwasher safe (or so I've been told).

I've always liked Debian's way of doing their releases, it was unique and worked really well for them for awhile; I hope this new way works out for the best and mutually benefits both Debian and Ubuntu.

...sounds more like what this is.

I'm glad that with Windows 7 Microsoft mostly reverted back to the kind of editions they marketed Windows XP with. It's now much more clear which one to buy when it is distinguised by Home and Professional, then Ultimate for the power user.

Perhaps they should start full-disk encrypting their hard drives. Being a government contractor, especially a government contractor that deals with security, encryption as a requirement is not a bad idea. Of course the disk still should be properly wiped before being disposed of.

...also not forgetting that blank CDs are much cheaper than flash drives.

The OLPC package is nice, but I still would prefer DamnSmallLinux http://www.damnsmalllinux.org/ for this sort of thing.

I don't think it's a good idea to run a web server on the average user's PC for security reasons. If there is a web server running on an un-patched (or not patched up to date, rather) and improperly firewalled it could be compromised in a small amount of time. Seeing as many have personal data on their PC as well this makes it worse. Plus, isn't it common practice to separate web servers from the rest of a network also for security reasons?

I think it was leaked intentionally in order to promote the product ;)

I'll wait to upgrade to a touch screen when my Model M ceases to function. Seeing as that will be never, I suppose touch screens will be an upgrade that just won't be happening for me.