Thanks for a great suggestion. I'll definitely check this out. And it's written in Perl, which is awesome.

Maybe HTC should stop making stupid design decisions like a non removable battery and no microSD expansion slot? Owned original HTC Desire and still love it, despite browsing Slashdot on it was soo slow.

Guess you fell a sleep on your history lesson when they covered Europe and Russia...

Actually, it doesn't store your save games in the cloud, just look in C:/Users/$username/My documents?/, somewhere there. The only thing it saves (source based games atleast) are your key configs.

This is BS, Russia been whining for a while regarding it being a part of defense system. US says NO.

Actually, in eastern Europe, you can get fired with the reason: "loss of trust", which can be made up by an employer, since there are no definition of "trust" term neither law or an employee contract.

My grandma is running Linux, I wouldn't call here that educated.

I remember when Vista with new Outlook interface (ribbon?) was pushed down in the previous company I worked in, and for a common worker those changes weren't so pleasant to say the least. One guy bugged local IT department for two weeks regarding missing stuff. Wonder what will happen if he's forced to use metro...

Except it's always colds as s*** there.

+1. Last time I was in the cinema I thought I was gonna throw up just because their "sound gear" if you can even call it that, was cranked up to 11, and the sound that was comming was worst than my 50$ 2.1 pc speakers that I owned back in 2006.

This is actually not true, if you are older than 26 Swedbank adds 0.26 euro cent for every bank transfer.

Well,the two drives of three that I ordered will go into my gaming pc (yes windows) and the remaining one will be an os drive for a linux box,wish I knew better.. So what are we left with if both WD and Seagate are out of the question?

Try to order some WD RE drives and just hope that they are in stock, or better yet email the seller in advance.

Mod this up, one of our newest tech support guy has this motto: "Why should I learn anything if, I already have a degree in `whatever IT related`."

here in eastern Europe, somewhat 70% of graduates in IT (don't think it's called CS here) don't even know what DNS is.This number is not something that I made up. Part of my job is to review candidates for a job.Personally, I would take a dropout any day if he knows his stuff.