There are 4 people (aged from mid-30 to early 60s) in one of my D&D groups who are very into wresting for what sound like the same reasons - the characters and storylines.

Same here. Between 2002-2007 I bought a couple of PowerBooks, a hefty PowerMac, and a couple of iPods - but I'm finding Apple's policies these days to be rather objectionable, and have been avoiding them. While I do still occasionally recommend Apples to my non-technical friends and family, I'm less enthusiastic about it than I used to.

That's only what they're making you believe!

Archer >>------> Target

If those 30,000 employees all work on print drivers, maybe we'll see them (the drivers) shrink to a reasonable size...

Don't try to frighten us with your nerd's ways. Your sad devotion to that ancient DDOS has not helped you conjure up the censored pr0n, or given you clairvoyance enough to find Cmdr Taco's hidden fortressNO CARRIER

My family had a couple of those when I was growing up - often, the channel would change when someone sneezed.

On that topic, I joked last week that I was going to construct my ideal laptop out of a Mac mini, 24" LCD, Model M keyboard, car battery, and duct tape. :-)

An untaped market, so to speak...

Indeed, Atari's BASIC was a non-Microsoft implementation.

This is a nice bit about the tokenizer, that hopefully will clear up some of the arguing here.