Ouch... I actually really like android. Plus it's sweet that linux is finally doing well in a user centric market!

I'll just speak for myself but to me it seems like a strange concept to use a memory slot for power... apparently memory slots are commonly abundant in servers but not molex cables? I guess niche concept and 20 acronyms leads to mistake making territory in my case.. whatevs....

Fuck you , coward.

Ah, that makes sense, then.

That's a really good point, thank you. Let me be more clear. Before, I didn't post about shitty moderation but now I do whatever the hell I want.

Ah, well I did read the summary but I didn't get it I guess. Still, over rated maybe? I just made a mistake, I wasn't trying to be inflammatory or troll anyone.

Yah, kind of a brain fart I guess. In my defense it's kind of a strange niche concept I just didn't get it at first. And since we're name calling you're a small dick, asshole who's mom is a whore and a weasel fucker.

Ok now if that's the case this doesn't seem as neat... I guess if you happen to have an empty dimm slot but that seems like a small niche. Why not just sell a tiny ssd drive that you could hook up to the molex power sockets and the sata cable? I'm not a server admin or anything though so maybe I'm missing something.

Wtf?... I try not to post about bad moderation but how the fuck is that a troll?

Actually there's a public head of 4chan, too.. 4chan is just like wikileaks, anonymous users and a public figure running it.. though, even if there wasn't a public figure head there's still stationary, physical servers, registered domains, etc.

That's kind of crazy how would you access the drive? Would you need a special driver or something to mount it as a sata drive? This seems neat but I'm confused at how this work and the article didn't seem to explain...

That's true but I feel like we're arguing over semantics here. I picked one part of the userspace as an example.

What does binary compatibility have to do with it? I don't mean that in a confrontational way and it's not a rhetorical question. Wouldn't Android, Jolicloud, Chrome OS and Meego all be distributions of linux just the same as Debian, Ubuntu or Suse?

See, that makes sense. As smart as the Apple folks seem I just can't imagine that they'd be trying to dominate the market with the same strategy that didn't work last time around. If what you've said is truly their business MO than that would explain a lot.

Haha, astute observation. That makes me wonder if Clippy's problem wasn't an image problem this whole time. That stupid paperclip looks so damn smug, while HAL's red, shiny eye seems intelligent, cold, and omnipresent.

Wait though, I didn't say GNU/Linux... and it *is* using the linux kernel. Many distro's use a variant of the linux kernel and different user interfaces, gnome, kde even commandline UI's like screen. So it's perfectly valid to call Android a linux OS.