Well, these, but they look more OpenWRT than Debian.

Make it $5 and I'll take a DVD. My coffee cup coaster needs replacing.

And get off my lawn.

I used to like Netgear, but they're crap now. You say Belkin is too, OK, who then? Linksys? I've had fun mucking up a WRT54GL, but that's ancient now, and back then Netgear were OK, too. TPlink? I like the TL-WR703N, but that's not really a big sample size.

CNC machine controllers have the really retarded habit of controlling stepper motors by bit-bashing the LPT. DOS gets out of the way very nicely for this. (I don't have to directly control the stepper motors on my ink jet head, or my CD rom, or my scanner, so why on a lathe???)

VB#.NET++

FF had a huge memory leak problem. It thrashed. And thrashed and thrashed. This was consistently denied. Now I'm told "It's been fixed!" Why should I trust them now - I now use Chrome and that doesn't suck. My trust in FF has gone, why should I spend my time trying it again when the devs can't even be honest with me?

It can be.

Step 4 - Sell rotten fruit and profit!

VistaDrive, MeDrive, DriveMetro, MeDriveMetro

Roast giraffe - that's a tall order.

There's currently quite a bit of fun hackery going on with TPlink WR703n routers. See these: OpenWRT, LibraryBox, expansion hub, 3D printable case, external antenna md (PDF) or pre-modded for extra ram+flash. I'm currently trying to get HSMM-MESH going on one.

Using OSX 10.6.8.
Downloaded, ./configure ; make
Got an error in "stdio.h"
Hmmm. Maybe there's a reason this hasn't been announced.

Tulips. You forgot the tulips.

I was going to mod, but couldn't decide between "Funny" and "Insightful".