Hey, whaddya know? Joss Whedon is a slashdot reader!

On the 4th of July in 2007, my fiancee and I got on a plane just outside of Washington DC and flew to London to watch the prologue and first stage departure of the Tour. I hope you have a chance to check some of it out. Arrive early; the caravan does a good job of keeping things jumping for a couple of hours before the riders actually roll by. Have fun!

As opposed to half the other posts on Slashdot, which read as "I know some basic things about computers and need others to know that I do"? :P

I'd like to see accidentals rendered larger. Check Wikipedia and you'll see they're as large as the note bodies; check this guy's notation and they've gone all squinty. When you're a musician and you're playing notes that suddenly have to be modified, the last thing you want is to break concentration by trying to figure out which modification to apply. These things need to be properly proportioned. Time signatures would be handy. All that said, this looks like good proof-of-concept. I'd use the hell out of it should it become available.

A conduit containing both CAT6 and some fishing line to pull through whatever's in vogue once CAT6 will no longer cut it.

...so there were no such things. It looked pretty dang good.

A quick google search reveals nothing under $104.99. Anyone have some magical fell-off-the-truck source for the sub-$100 price quoted in the article?

Giving you the groundbreaking opportunity to become one of the first ever non-professional astronauts.

How does this qualify as a complete sentence?