No, the AC is right; you are a cyber-stalker with a weird hobby. I've been watching these idiotic posts for quite a while now (years probably) and all you manage to do is embarass yourself with how ... focused ... you are to inform the rest of us about shills. I'd add you to the tiny list of people I actually let the site outright block from me but you're too much of a coward to step out from the AC cloak, presumably because you'd lose your "audience."

688 Attack Sub could be played over modems. I made it work in a room with a 50 foot null modem cable. :-)

It's not much of a fileserver if it doesn't weigh more than 50 pounds. If a cat were to tangle with a real fileserver, I'd be more worried for the cat. :-)

I too applied for the Thunderbolt development program over a month ago (actually in early January if I remember) -- haven't heard a peep out of them.

That is total and utter bullshit. The fact of the matter is that you have to be pretty much drunk off your ass or otherwise seriously inebriated to smother an infant in your bed. And no, parents who are sleep deprived aren't usually seriously inebriated. I know that the plural of anecdote isn't data, but at the same time the only smothering deaths I've ever read about were due to extenuating circumstances. I've raised five children and I can tell you, sleep deprived or not, if there's something making me uncomfortable in bed I'm gonna move, and I'm a very sound sleeper. We usually kept the infant in a crib next to the bed for easier breastfeeding, but all the infants slept in the bed with us on multiple occasions.

As far as data goes... the Canadian Paediatric Society states that "Bedsharing with an adult who is extremely fatigued or impaired by alcohol or drugs (legal or illegal) that impair arousal can be hazardous to the infant." which is pretty much what I said above. The Public Health Agency of Canada recommends room-sharing and states that there is an increased risk of SIDS due to the baby suffocating due to several factors (soft mattress/pillows, becoming trapped in the sheets, and also due to rollover of an adult). It does, however go on to say that the risk is higher if the adult is drunk/stoned. It specifically mentions not using co-sleeping products (not sure what those are). Wikipedia states that "Bed-sharing is known to be dangerous for any child when a parent smokes, or has a history of skin infections, but there are other risk factors as well." It goes on to list the same risks that the other two sources give.

So no, Co-sleeping is not dangerous, full stop, whatever. It's perhaps not the safest thing, but it's also not considerably more dangerous either.

Not at all. If you have kids you put their best interests ahead of your own pie-in-the-sky hacking and defacement, especially when it's "for the lulz." This guy had absolutely no business doing what he was doing if the was responsible for those kids. This isn't a guy who's out to change the world for the better. He's not righting any wrongs. He's doing it "for the lulz." Remember that.

My brother has a PCH. It's really not all that great, even when it first came out and didn't have AppleTV to compete against.

Or a text-based Debian install. I saw that screen just this morning.

I usually avoid starbucks because I think their coffee is awfully bitter, but tried a "triple tall americano" once. The barista convinced me that espresso wasn't at all bitter like "normally" brewed coffee. She was right, and americano is now probably my favourite coffee to drink, although I don't often get that extra shot.

I'm pretty sure a blown turbo can be linked to dirty oil caused by a poor oil change regimen. Those things require a thin film of oil to make the bearings work at all.