So if Android is Windows, iOS is MacOS, does that make Maemo/Meego the Linux of the mobile world?

"My N900 runs Linux."
"So does my Android phone."
"But the N900 runs GNU/Linux!"

I still get to feel superior.

For those fans disappointed by the cancellation of "The Universe is Toast", there is an excellent series of fan sequels available:

http://www.shikadi.net/keenwiki/The_Universe_Is_Toast_(MOD_Trilogy)

They are set up as mods to Keen 4, Keen 6, and Keen 5, respectively, although the third is not available yet.

So, the snakes were the product of normal intercourse, but were born without original sin?

Come on, I'm not even Catholic, and I know the difference between Immaculate Conception and Virgin Birth.

So, the snakes were the product of normal intercourse, but were born without original sin?

Come on, I'm not even Catholic and I know the difference between Immaculate Conception and Virgin Birth.

The point is, if you used GMail, you were signed up for Buzz without any warning - If you never "used" Buzz, you still had a public profile, listing everyone you "follow" - which by default was the people you e-mailed the most.

If so...
  sudo get me a beer

You're saying their server is only worth about 3 cents now?

MAMAA... just killed a man. Put a gun against his head, pulled my trigger, now he's dead...

oops, I meant 2006.

You mean this one from 2004?

"FTC Takes Out Porn, Internet traffic slows to a trickle."

A lot of servers have this built-in. On Sun servers, there is a separate service processor (an ARM running embedded Linux) that can power the server on/off, provides network access to video/keyboard, and can create a virtual USB DVD drive.

There are also external boxes that will do the same thing. We use several of these where I work.

Now, if they just create the face-stab model...

What percentage of Apache hosts run on Windows? I'd guess maybe 10%, a generous estimate. This isn't something that's going to bring the entire web down. Also, wouldn't you have to enable mod_isapi manually?

Was it an ATA drive? Did it not support a Host Protected Area? With HPA, you can set the drive to whatever size you want. Also, you could probably get an adapter and use a 128MB CompactFlash card.