In the forums there was even talk about 5 manifacturers.

I bought a second hand android phone and use it with a dumbphone service, the only thing i really miss is having email working wherever i am, but usually when I'm not in range of a wifi network I have access to I'm not in a great position to handle email anyways. But I do have bejeweled and angry birds!

I use i3-wm on everything now, the tiling is great on the desktop and the tabbing is awesome on my cute little netbook. Combine that with dmenu to start stuff and keybindings for firefox and thunderbird and I'm happy.

Combine i3 with dmenu and a nice light terminal emulator like urxvt or xterm and you've made me feel at home :)

There is, but we don't want to tell you about it...

But if it's still early in your career and you aren't sure yet of what to specialize in this may be a great way to find what you like.

It's a shame that link redirects to /career/ instead of staying at /jobs/...

def Function: return 42

then include documentation stating the user should start the program with the command /usr/bin/env python3 askquestion.py

easy!

then please give us the source to that dialer so we can port it to *bsd so we can have a real system.

real men use su. even for shutting down a laptop.

So if you were to tie this to xinerama and vnc you whould have something like dmx? Altough I never got dmx to work, maybe because I'm a little lazy...

allright, kvm. it still uses qemu for the non-cpu hardware.

How do you run games in a vm? or do you mean non-3d games? I've never got it to play nice...

A friend of mine put a rounded neodynium magnet on top of his laptop, right over the hard drive. he liked how the magnet started to spin on top of his laptop, he didn't like how his laptop was unusable after. He destroyed about 10% of his drive's sectors completely. So my suggestion is open the hard drives, get the magnets out. power the drives up and drop the magnets onto the drive.

One of the strangest failures I've ever seen is a drive which will work perfectly when held vertically and do nothing when horizontal. I still use it, as a backup of backups... Just for fun.

But then you are still dependent on someone else. I prefer to host all my software on my own metal, so I have the control over my own data. I know this isn't possible for everyone but the only way I like SaaS is SaaStM, Software as a Service to Myself.