The reason they are removing the key is so people stop writing all in uppercase, not because is a waste of space or it's in the way (and you are probably referring to a different sort of negative function, not it's use to type comments in uppercase).

How to say this, we want that key there, we just don't want the current functionality that it has by default, it is a very convenient space in the keyboard.

If you are on Linux is ridiculously easy to change the Caps Locks key to something different.

http://www.jveweb.net/en/archives/2010/11/making-better-use-of-the-caps-lock-key-in-linux.html

As a heavy Vim (and also a Vimperator) user who turned his Caps Lock key into an Escape key, this was also the greatest thing I have done, and my ability to work would be severely hindered by the lose of this key now. That alone means I wouldn't get a Google Netbook, but I am sure I am not their target market anyway (nor the iPad's).

welcome our new immaculate boa overlords (or shall I say overladys?).

But Microsoft did not write that routine, had they done it, it would read something like:

#include <stdio.h>
  int main()
  {
        printf("hello, world");
        get_administrative_privileges();
        collapse_system();
        return 0;
  }

That is one of the reasons I like KDE, I know that it isn't complete yet, and I sure have experienced some annoyances and bugs when it passed from 3 to 4, but there is consistency and it offers an experience that gnome won't offer, not to mention it counts with some excellent apps for a variety of things.

It's one of the few image viewers in linux I enjoy using, it's fast and does what is supposed to well, tho I am trying to get, accustomed, to gwenview, as geeqie can't do everything that I want, still, it is a good program to see pictures.

That comment hurts, because the connection I am currently in is 1 Mbit/s, and I can't wait to go back home where I have a whooping 2Mbit/s =( (I live in Mexico)

Advertisement would have us believe that some scents will lure the women out of hiding the way this cologne lure those Jaguars, if only...

I know that the vast majority of people don't care about it, but I honestly want the PIM finished, if they are going to integrate akonadi with it, then fine, but finish it already...

Other than that, it was about time to make a big release with mostly bug fixes in it, maybe it's me but I don't find it as unstable or as memory hungry as people are claiming here, it was some versions ago, no argument there, but now it's pretty decent, for me, what is left are mostly annoyances, and I have suffer a lot of them, but I keep the faith, I like the way it's going.

The one thing I love about Guild Wars it's not the fact that there is no grinding, because, there is grinding, a lot of grinding, but the fact that the grinding does not affect PvP in any way, neither other add-ons you may buy. As people previously mention, in a pair of weeks you are PvPing, even sooner if you create a PvP character.

I can stop playing Guild Wars for a month, get back online, and join some PvP matches with friends who spend that month playing, and I don't feel like an outcast. Sure, if they were into PvE they may have a new shiny armor/weapon/title, if they were into PvP they may have a shiny new title, but I am by no means underpowered and unable to go have fun with them.

Guild Wars got it right, the fact WoW have more players only means there is a lot of people who loves grinding, but when it comes to competitive playing, Guild Wars so far is the only game that got it right.

then that form of encryption is useless for highly sensitive information.

It's as simple as that.

Well, I live in Mexico City and I'm lucky if I can see the blue sky.

~ Double check the address bar ~

I really don't think so.