Nice. My Voltron didn't come with pilots and keys. I think i lost his sword. :( I do have the giant plastic sword for humans though! Haha! I wished I still had my Transformers G1 ones. Argh!

Wow, that's it? I was expecting higher prices! I guess I will wait another 50 years. Ha!

Mine are rusty and hard to move too. They probably need cleaning. Heh. I wonder how much we can sell ours for these days. I am not going to put mine in display cabinets. I remember Robotech, but I never got into it.

Nice. Are they/you going to keep them to sell later? Their sale values might go up!

Dude, don't connect your Cylon online!!

From the recent moves, I discovered that my parents still kept my old (19)80s toys like lion Voltron, Frogger MiniArcade, banana softie, rubber and plastic snakes, etc. in my very old toy box. No Transformers G1 though since they have resale values. :( I did tell them to toss my Apple //c system and others.

And you must be rich by now.

I thought lawyers were sharks. :P

Thank you, sir. Good job to Debian team on releasing the fix!

USB issues: http://www.google.com/search?q...

I saw this in my VMware Fusion Pro v7 images after updating them recently. :O

Apple's QA is really bad these days. Companies really need to do better with their QA!

$ env x='() { :;}; echo vulnerable' bash -c "echo this is a test"
bash: warning: x: ignoring function definition attempt
bash: error importing function definition for `x'
this is a test

$ bash --version
bash --version
GNU bash, version 4.2.37(1)-release (x86_64-pc-linux-gnu)
This is from my Debian stable box.

Is that good or bad? :O

What about ants? :P

Bummer. I just use the provided closed binary driver from Debian stable. I wonder if it has ATI/AMD's closed fglrx binary drivers too.

What happened to ATI/AMD? I know the company open sourced its video drivers years ago. Why are they still crappy? :(

What about those who use old stuff like me with my Casio Data Bank 150 watch, Toshiba VCR, Sharp 19.5" CRT TV, etc.?