Wow! Way to lose an argument! You lost that one faster than Sulu could fire-dive into.....ahhh never mind, fuck it!

so it disappeared into the toothy jowels of rabid rats caged upon its face!

Netflix, gives me, for the most part, exactly what I want in television watching. I pay a reasonable monthly fee. When I want to watch a movie, there is a selection of B-movies and older classics (I use the term lightly) for me to choose from. No commercials. Nice! I pay my cable/internet bill on-time and regularly. I watch on average 1.25 moviews per day. AS far as I can tell, everyone wins. I'll never go back to straight cable. If netlix dies, I'll throw the TV in the trash and be done with it.

Google doesn't get off scott-free even though the license for Android permits a delay. The license for Webkit absoulutely DOES NOT permit a delay.

We have a WINNER!

Bu-u-u-llshit! Try the following

var i = 1; var j = 2; alert ( "This is a test : " + ( i + j ) );

This has got to be one of the stupidest criticisms of Javascript I have ever read.

Every generator I've ever worked with could have the RPM adjusted to achive the desired Hz. You could get 50, 60, 40, whatever you wanted.

......and they were ANAL BEADS! Get of MY lawn.

As much as I'd like for this to be true, what they sold you was, "X Gigabytes/Month @ Y Data Rate, consumed by normal usage of the device without tehering an external device." It's in your contract. I you don't like the terms, don't agree to them. Now, of course, it's not like there is actual competition, but, nobody says you have to buy the service. Just forgo it.

Typing in slashdot sucks in anyy browser in my experience. Ever since their latest round of updates it is obivious that they areo doing soe heavy and badly optimized JS sutff on every single keystroke. My guess is they are doing really inefficient queries oby class or somesuch using something like JQuery. It is a travesty.

Nice response. I'm pretty sure this guy is trolling because I have nothing like that experience. I bounce back and forth between FF 4 (actually mindefield), Epiphany Webkit, and Chromium. They all prform similarly while FF is much more feature rich. Keep up the good work. Thanks for making the Web great!

Wrong-o! Gotta say, Unity/GnomeShell is a train wreck! Please, someone tell me how I can keep my beloved Spatial Nautilus/Compiz Fusion desktop I know and love!

I thought all real men came with a tool for spew preinstalled?!? Oh, Well, you live and you learn.

You don't know THE TRUTH! I DO! OK, I'll stop yelling now!