Every source I've found says it's 2.53, where did these people come up with 9? Nonetheless, I am looking forward to trying some high-gravity fries. Sounds delicious.

Man stabs 20 schoolchildren, teacher armed with "smart" gun. Colt sued over malfunctioning "smart" gun that did not allow him to fire. Smith & Wesson sued over malfunctioning "smart" gun that allowed him to fire. Man hacked gun software, committed greatest atrocity in history of mankind. Two gunmen slaughter dozens as "smart" guns allow them to fire because there is another gun in the area.

...a NASA wife is complaining her husband sweeps Mars but won't help clean around the house.

Now we can finally get a version of Moonlight that's fully compatible with the latest version of Silverlight... Eventually....

Considering most paper magazine subscriptions are $2 or less per month, I expect online magazines to beat that price point. Otherwise, I want my paper.

Match tool to task and your employer will get upset with you for coding in an unacceptable language.

Given this court ruling, I can deduce one of two things about this case:

1) The TOS has been changed to no longer grant "the non-exclusive right to keep a permanent copy"
or
2) "deletion or modification is reasonably necessary to protect the consumer" from depictions of incest

There's nothing even remotely resembling this in any of the Matrix movies (or animes).

Of course I rebound it. F12 is used by other things. Scroll Lock isn't used by anything. :-)

On my computer, it drops down the Yakuake terminal. :-)

Yes, when I work on personal projects I often think to myself "what an idiot I was!" when I get to the debug stage. Or when I add on a new function and realize how un-reusable I made the code on my first pass...

Dude, I am so going to Tweet thi....
I am so going to Dent this!

It's really the "all of the above" option.

Would be nice if Slashdot's editors would actually RTFA (or even scan over it) to see if it is what the submitter says it is. It took me all of 15 seconds to say "Hey, this article doesn't mention SSD's at all."

Then the actual article says the opposite of what the submitter is trying to get us to believe: "if you're downloading video and using multiple applications at the same time, an SSD will give you a very noticeable performance boost"

...and I'm guessing the review was written with the same FS on each drive, but we are now seeing new FS's that are better suited to SSD's than HDD's.

'the value of the digital product ... determined by the retail selling price of a similar digital product.'

So if I download a Kubuntu .iso file, I'll be taxed based on the retail price of Microsoft Windows? This is a law (not yet existing) that is just begging to be challenged (when and if it finally does exist).