The "60TB" is actually an "up to" number.

From previous article about this tech from Seagate.

In reality do not be surprised to see 10TB and maybe 20TB 3.5 inch desktop drives in this timframe, but I for one WOULD BE surprised to see 40TB let alone the "in theory" 60TB.

Having said that, I'd be extremely happy with a 10TB desktop drive.

More overhyped yet totally meaningless claims by some business with an axe to grind.

Seriously folks, 95% of drivers ARE CRIMINALS but that doesn't mean we need to throw them all in jail.

By the previous claim I mean that pretty much just about *every* driver has broken at least one road-rule (ie The Law) at least once during their driving career.

BSA argument/statistic is clearly based around examples like: if you've *ever* downloaded a "shareware" or otherwise "honor based" paid product but you never paid for it THEN YOU'RE A PIRATE (!!!!!!)

For the life of me I dunno why slashdot gives these people airtime, it's nothing more than FREE ADVERTISING for their business.

The real reason why Perl6 hasn't been completed ready for production is that some aspects are dependent on (some of) those same people who are holding their breath.

Sorry folks, this version "number" as described in the above article is actually an artefact of Zero Terminated String (mis)representation.

The ACTUAL version is correctly displayed 5.16.

Not that there isn't a right time and place for MicroSD but the above suggestion is pretty much semantically identical to Garbage In Garbage Out.

(a) I'm sure the people of Venice would dispute your claims
Remember the old joke: Q) How do you make a Venetian Blind? A) Poke out his eyes.

(b) Inhabitants of Venus would be called Venusians

True only in the short-term.

Over the long-term Survival of The Fittest will eventually produce better drivers.

Bugger that or a bad nightmare.

Just as I *refuse* to enter any bar/club which requires to scan my drivers license (no seriously, trust us we very carefully throw away all the information, it's as if you were never scanned), I would also find somewhere else to drink rather than put up with this massive invasion of my right to at least some semblance of privacy.

Vote With Your Wallets, People.

That's a great suggestion - at least it'd balance all the postings by Cowards from Anonymous.

And aside from the womanizing you've just described Mark Zuckerberg (and pretty much any other high-profile massive-IPO CEO of a company which is insanely over-hyped)