Not correct. You are referring to Mailbox Database log files (which are cleaned automatically on nightly backups).
I am talking about performance counters, verbose SMTP logs and similar which Exchange 2013 has loads of.

You think that is bad? Try installing new versions of Exchange server. We had to add 100GB of disk space just to hold the log files of one week (plus a job to delete them after that).

It includes things like local caching which was once important, but probably isn't anymore.

In my area, there is only one red box and it is RedBox. What else do you have?

In the US, you can not buy a phone anonymously - even prepaid. The retailer is supposed to ask for ID to link to it (not sure whether every oneactually does) or when you activate it you need to give the necessary information.

That's because I only posted the raw image. The links all went to http://blog.xkcd.com/2014/07/2...

http://imgs.xkcd.com/store/tou...

Toyota has had it also. Not sure why this implies it is new.

I still get calls from 'Rachel From Cardholder Services' on my cell phone all the time, so I don't know what the summary claims to have "taken out". The linked article even says it is an ongoing campaign.

6 TB hard disks are going to be significantly less efficient. 6TB of 64GB MicroSD cards would be 96 cards which will take up 7.92 cm^3. A 6TB hard drive is huge by comparison, close to 400 cm^3 (though the actual number varies by drive manufacturer).

OK. My curiosity got the better of me, so here it is.

First, using his number of 82.5 cubic millimeters for the volume of a Micro SD card, and Wikipedia's 1,134 cubic meters for the cargo volume of an A380 (in freight configuration), I get 13745454545 cards. Using his 20% density reduction, I'll bring that down to 10996363636. 128GB MicroSD cards exist, but they aren't mainstream yet, so let's go with 64GB. The total data capacity of the plane is therefore 610.4 EiB (exbibytes), which Wolfram Alpha helpfully says is about 0.7 times the estimated global IP data traffic per year by 2015, and around 59 times the estimated information content of all human knowledge as of mid-1999.

I looked around to see if I could find anything higher-density than MicroSD, but there isn't really anything. Full-size SD cards are readily available up to 256GB, but they are significantly more than the volume of 4 MicroSD cards. mSATA SSDs are even worse - they are available up to 1 TB, but they are way too big.

I'm sorry, but the best quote from that book is actually this one:

Never underestimate the bandwidth of a station wagon full of tapes hurtling down the highway.

In my networks class, we extended the calculation to a 747 full of DVDs (the best we could do at the time). Maybe one of these days, if I have a minute, I'll go back and do an A380 full of flash drives.

This. Having a separate app for editing makes sense.

Agreed. Not sure why this is news, or honestly, why it is worthy of being published at all. This is part of the design and if people choose to login even after - the as the example says - Google or Facebook OAuth prompt says You are sending the following information to this site: (as those login methods do), that is their own problem.