CFL bulbs, containing mercury, and lasting nowhere near what they're said to, suck and are overpriced. LED bulbs, while expensive, are amazing. I have some 10W and 7W LED bulbs by topin, which I got half price on ebay from someone who imports them.

I can't tell much difference in light output, but the fact I'm burning so much less power makes it all worth it.

Unless that was part of the contractual obligation - tax free $10 mil, you stay and work for 5 years or until dismissed...etc...

Got a tutorial link?

This is an ad for OpenSuse, Pipelight has been around for 2-3 months now.

They very well could have had a few employees that accepted $10 million to do it.

That is to say, CC#'s are out there, but you'd have to be a complete retard to use them for anything. Everyone is being watched, unless you're behind 7 proxies or VPN's or something :)

5 minutes and I made this dork. https://www.google.com/search?q="card+type"+"card+number"+"cvv2"+pastebin&tbs=cdr%3A1%2Ccd_min%3A11%2F1%2F2013%2Ccd_max%3A12%2F12%2F2013

Stupid jerk doesn't deserve your business.

To haters over this comment, you should understand there are reasonable and unreasonable expectations of service here. Water fountains, toilets, toilet paper, soap, paper towels, hand dryers, etc are public useable in schools so long as the person using them has a legitimate reason to be at the school. They won't yell if you plug in your phone where I'm from, I doubt they'd care about a car.

Don't bring private property such as your/my house into this debate - it doesn't belong here, as a school is PUBLIC PROPERTY. Different rules apply.

Stealing a school bus or breaking into the school to hold your own function without permission/paying for the space rental is one thing, but using the utilities there when you're there for whatever legitimate reason is fine.

I see people use the playgrounds all the time during the off hours - should we arrest them for depreciating and breaking down public property? This police state crap is awful.

Therefore, he has every right to charge there. His tax dollars pay for the place, not to mention the boneheaded cop.

I'm a power user and while I use google products, I certainly don't trust them. That said, I understand planned obsolescence, but I really just want to see some ARM systems put out that are comparable to modern x86 machines in terms of specs.

If anything this should have an HD display, 4-8 core processor, and 8GB ram for me to even care about it.

Likewise, on the non-mobile front, I wish Cubie and these other manufacturers would produce something that'd fit in a standard case, accept standard RAM modules up to 32 or 64gb, not have limitations on the gigabit ethernet controller, and have more than one SATA port. I want a real computer, only with the ARM architecture and power savings.

I nag the manufacturers and they just brush it off.

Does the Gizmo support using both SATA drives on a port multiplier? I'd like to setup a RAID-1.

This + hardware RAID.

Got a link?