Neither. Micron, Intel, or Samsung. In that order.

4 digits as requested.

Going back to the unix analogy of the parent... Have you seen some of the custom themes for Gnome/KDE out there? :)

... we should ban flash, acrobat reader, quicktime, and dozens of other plugins that all have regularly reported vulnerabilities.

Price.

Yeah, and if I could buy snow leopard for my PC, I might actually consider it.

I'll always look back fondly at the summer I spent at the spit brook road campus in Nashua. I interned there a couple years back working with a bunch of old DEC guys. A great team and a great building. It's a shame HP sold the building off. If someone from ZKO happens to run across this, send me a plate of Chori Pollo, stat! :)

Does the process separation prevent badly-behaved plugins needed for a good portion of websites in existence these days *cough*flash*cough*acrobat*cough* from killing your browser when they inevitably decide to break? Both plugins have been killing me on both win32 and linux. Noscript and mozplugger or foxit help to some degree, but firefox is by far the most unstable program I use these days because of plugins.

Now, can we get Bell Canada to do the same?

How about Leprous Lemur?

1. ssh -D 8080 host.in.the.us
2. set ff proxy to localhost:8080
3. ????
4. profit!

I bet the GNOME developers are going to run and go do the Qt4 Dance once they start programming in it.

Swap the hard drives and run the benchmarks again. If they're identical save for the amount of ram, then the Windows XP installation shouldn't freak out about new hardware.

you sir, have won the game.