"It's an apple infused with Gallium"

This absolutely needs to be a Foursquare check-in point.

I propose the use of there're as an abbreviation of there are.

You are absolutely right. That also wasn't the point either of us were trying to make, but I'm pretty sure you already know that too.

I'm pretty sure "one way encryption" is an oxymoron.

I regret to inform you that you have absolutely no idea what you are talking about. There is absolutely no encryption going on with your WoW account, let alone something as complex as RSA Encryption.

There is an additional password, generated from a hardware dongle, which is required for you to log in, but it is simply a password, not an encryption key. Once it has been successfully provided, the rest of your traffic is identical to traffic on an account without an authenticator. Your account is not "encrypted". You have a second password. Nothing more, nothing less.

Do not break lines simply for the sake of breaking lines. The beauty of markup languages is that each display will independently render it to whatever line length makes sense. When you add your own line breaks for no structural reason, you not only destroy the readability of whatever you're trying to say, but you also break the "Abbreviated" form of display, since it thinks you started a new paragraph. Most people have (Score: 2)'s show up as Abbreviated.

Google Query: "Drunk Man Shoots Server"

Lou Gehrig May Not Have Had Lou Gehrig’s Disease

It has a mass of roughly 7.37346606 x 10^(-31) Jupiters.

It is a square with sides of length 2.31481482 x 10^(-4) football fields.

It has a storage capacity of 6.25 x 10^(-3) Libraries of Congress.

OP here. This is exactly what I was thinking of. You nailed it, I had it wrong.

Didn't a bunch of whackjobs a few years ago try and claim that Hurricane Katrina was the result of some Weather Control Device created by the Axis of Evil?

The Fivefold Mother

Thanks for ruining my lunch.

Everything is wrong about this article. I love /. and Linux as much as the next guy, but this article starts out defining it's own terminology, then reads like an advertisement for SheevaPlug, and then wraps up with... not much.

I hate to be this guy, but I don't understand why this is on /.