Sure, but I was just pointing out the lack of a real connection between number of seeds and download speeds.

I actually don't care if TWC credits my bill or not. I feel the service is better without the Viacom channels. Just so long as you guys don't drop Cartoon Network, I'll be happy. That is, unless you create an Adult Swim channel. Then you can drop Cartoon Network.

Sometimes you happen upon a torrent seeded almost entirely by really slow connections, or by people who are seeding a lot of torrents. I've stumbled onto a couple recently with 1000+ seeds that refuse to go any higher than 60kb/s, but most of the ones I find with maybe 10-20 will fly.

There's no real significance there, it's just something I've noticed.

Oh don't get me wrong, I agree with you 100% and wouldn't be surprised to see a class action lawsuit over how big of a pain in the ass it is to get refunds for Windows from most vendors.

It's Apple Macintosh, not macintosh apple!

But the point of Eclipse is to be enhanced by third party plugins.

You know what I do? I shower with mine.

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I'm sure you could Google "linux on (random electronic device)" and find at least one person trying to make it happen. Case in point, albeit not the best example.

I'd say that's a different case entirely. You're not necessarily choosing to pay for Windows, but instead choosing not to be hassled with corporate runaround to get a refund. There's nothing wrong with that at all.

Most people still believe Apples are only capable of using one-button mice (mouses?) as well.

They could always hire a bunch of high school script kiddies to install their random preferred Linux distros on every machine in the company, and they could do it for pennies on the dollar. But then they'd end up with something like... 50% Gentoo, 10% Slackware, 5% Ubuntu (lol n00b u use failbuntu), 20% Red Hat/CentOS, 14.8% pure backdoor scripts, and 0.2% traces of Solaris, Windows, and various alternative operating systems.

It sounds like some sort of perverted technoecosystem that might be interesting to see...

That begs the question... is it REALLY over?