How much money do you save migrating to Linux when marketing and sales use OS X and Windows with software for those OS's. You have to get all new software that runs under Linux, get everything running under Wine (for the Windows dudes) and provide support people to handle the training and issues. And the OS X guys are screwed, they can't run their software at all.

Artificial cost savings.

You mean, like Toyota recalls cars?

Now that you mentioned it here, it probably won't take long at all.

A friend of mine just colocated his server. The colo he used gave him 4 or 5 IP addresses for his single computer. Even though he is running VM's, he does not need 4 IP's.

This kind of thing is happening everywhere. Cleaning up that kind of junk will give us time to convert to IPv6

Why would the 'Retina Display' eat its heart out over a research project that is probably years away from development.

Is there really a need for this on slashdot? Tell us about the new tech...leave the rest out.

And of course you let him know about the missing items........

Man, those types of videos give me a headache. Use a tripod, pop the camera again something. JUST STOP THE SHAKING! Please?

That sounds like a very slippery slope.

Sounds like a perfect job for OpenCL. When a program is rewritten for OpenCL, you can just drop in CPU's or GPU's and they get used.

I suspect that most of those are for 'private' use. I personally have a self signed certificate so that I can do secure webmail from anywhere. Webmail is at a public address where anyone can see it, so a check would show an invalid cert. But in reality, it doesn't matter at all.

The number are skewed and probably meaningless because I strongly suspect I am not the only one doing this.

There is no such thing as iOS3, so I suspect that nobody is running it.

It was called iPhone OS 3

This is not a comment on whether Facebook makes too much information public. This is a comment on the whether public data can be scanned:

If the data was available on the public site then there is no privacy concern. If they 'hacked' facebook to get private data, then there is a privacy concern.

Public data is public data and anybody can 'scan' it if they like.

I have 75 running on my Mac, but I am running two Linux VMs and a Windows VM, putting me over 300.

I am a programmer. I can honestly say that I have never saved data, via code, that I did know I was saving. There is no such thing as unintentional data.

Do you actually believe that Steve Jobs personally does all rejection......really?