I believe the correct buzzword is Creative Destruction.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creative_destruction

Works just fine for me with Firefox 12 under Ubuntu.

I guess this is why they haven't fixed all of those bugs in Skyrim. They were too busy making a browser-based Wolfenstein.

Or perhaps they took an arrow to the knee due to a stolen sweet roll.

Bleh...

You must be new here.

Sheesh, where are my mod points when I need them.

Must have been either the arrow to the knee. Or maybe someone stole their sweet role!

Um....

"prior hoc ergo propter hoc"?

I think you meant "post hoc ergo propter hoc".

Regardless what you think about the group who were launching the drone, I think we can all agree that our first reaction to seeing the ugly thing would be to shoot first and ask questions later. Years of first person shooter games with enemies that fly around have permanently implanted the reaction into my brain.

And then the drone shooters "fled scene on small motorized vehicles". Weird, but awesome.

A degree is a useful tool in the HR file. It is often used for grooming on the management fast track. Great for all sorts of perks. It's like traveling first class.

They already did. It was called XScale (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xscale). I believe it was eventually sold to Marvell. I still do work for clients that use them. Not exactly power houses, but they get the job done.

Having just tried Xubuntu 11.04 and regular Ubuntu 11.04, trying to decide which to give to one of my clueless relatives, I'd say the one thing that lacked in the XFCE setup was browsing smb network shares through the file browser. It was easy for said relative to pop in an Ubuntu 11.04 boot cd (unity and all), get into a live desktop, and find the network share for some network gadget he had. Sure Nautilus pulls in a ton of junk and ain't great on your outdated desktop, but it works. The default file browser in Xubuntu wasn't nearly as functional, for all of the speed up it might have given.