Not that I agree with you, but I recently saw a Tesla with a license plate of: "WWEMD"

Ah, yes. pawl.rpi.edu was where I first encountered X11 in 1989, too, although I was usually running SunTools. Lots of hours spent in "rn", and later, Emacs GNUS.

Yeah, a policeman told me the same thing after I had a break-in: "Get a dog."

What my insurance company does is to send a check for the depreciated value of the stolen items. I would then have up to a year to buy replacements. After showing proof, the insurance company would then send me another check to cover the difference. Makes sense if I choose not to replace any stolen items.

I rsync to an ext2 filesystem on a LUKS (cryptsetup) volume running on an S3-backed virtual device (using s3backer).

I was on a Cathay Pacific flight a couple of years ago when the in-flight entertainment system (video on demand, music, games) got stuck. I told the attendant and he said he would reset it. The screen went blank and then showed what was clearly a Linux console boot sequence (complete with penguin logo).

I agree -- I don't know what will eventually replace my HP Veer (84 x 54.5 mm2).

I have the first generation 1080p DLP from Samsung (HLR series). It has its rough spots -- no 1080p input over HDMI (only VGA), 1:1 pixel setting needs to be set in Service Menu at every power up -- but it it's still working well and I can't really justify getting rid of it yet. I replaced the bulb once because it was getting dim. I replaced the color wheel after it shattered but the replacement was about $100 and the procedure wasn't too complicated.

(Posting to remove accidental mod. Sorry.)

Old fart, but newer "Model M": 9/17/2008, Made in USA

Good post, but it would look more professional if you had used "cues" instead of "queues".

I was disappointed to find out that cinnamon won't implement 2-D virtual desktop configurations either, something I started usng with swm, and through olvwm, fvwm, sawfish, and compiz+wall plugin. nd if you had to stick with one dimension, I'm finding gnome-shell's vertical layout of multiple desktops more sensible than cinnamon's horizontal layout.

From the study's abstract:

"We find that temperature, known to strongly impact DIMM error rates in lab conditions, has a suprisingly small effect on error behavior in the field, when taking all other factors into account."