Technically the original definition of the term is was trademark for the Psion netBook from 1999.

I'm not sure where you imagined "A Windows 8 device with 16 GB or ram, quad-core i7, and big SSD" though.

The current Asus Eee Book's feature Intel Atom or AMD E-350 CPU's.
Samsung, Acer and HP make some Atom based netbooks as well.

My bad, they ran Linux. Windows netbooks came a few months later

The first netbooks ran Windows XP
They came around before Chrome OS and Android existed.
All there really was was a "full OS"

Windows 8 on a 10" or smaller screen with a folding keyboard is a netbook, even if it has a 64 bit Intel processor. It's a form-factor.

Copying half the pages of a book is still copyright infringement.

So if I get charged with identity theft or credit card fraud, my ISP should offer me a free lawyer because it is alleged I used their service to commit a crime?

Traditionally, netbooks are x86 based. They're a small notebook with a screen 10" or less.
They were spat out by the truckload when Intel released the Atom.

Perhaps you're confused with tablets.

It appears to be .Net
The customer login page is called login.aspx
Perhaps you meant C#?

Hybrid cars do more damage to the road.
They're heavier than the equivalent non-hybrid. Road damage goes up exponentially with axle weight.
They also tend to have narrow tires to reduce rolling resistance. Narrow tires cause more deflection in the road surface, leading to more damage.

Yet they use less petrol and pay less tax to maintain the roads they're causing more damage to.

All the pumps have the same IP address. Perhaps they all have the same MAC address too.

Then port the proprietary upgrade software from Windows/x86 to... Windows 10/ARM or Linux?... dumbass

Probably cheaper and easier to just buy 16 netbooks and leave the process how it is.
Bonus being not having to run ethernet cables across the forecourt, or a power cable to run the switch. Perhaps the petrol station doesn't want all of their pumps out of action at the same time too... since that could lose them business.

Red.

There is also the remains of a few seals nearby.

You also want it to land slow enough for it not to be damaged.

Not eons, Elons

You've posted to the wrong article.
You should be using the Slashdot IDE to cut down on these errors and be more productive