Lots of people fail at preventing SQL Injection. Lots of people who really ought to know better: http://web.nvd.nist.gov/view/vuln/search-results?query=SQL+Injection&search_type=all&cves=on

This isn't magic, and it's no replacement for a good secure software development program, but it's a fair bit better than nothing.

I have a feeling these things are going to sell out fast - hopefully the Foundation was able to accurately predict the demand, or can ramp up production quickly.

Translation: I'm really excited about this, and suspect a lot of other people will be too.

Yes, precious, we hates them. We hates them forever! Nasty little interfaceses.

A what? Oh wait, I think I remember hearing about those...they don't make them anymore, do they?

Yes. Then you run into a bunch of Wibbly-Wobbly, Timey-Wimey-stuff.

> Meanwhile, IT will end up buying a golf cart to help hunt down freeloaders in the parking lot.

At least there will be some stress relief there...

That joke stinks.

Why do you bother? I mean, your screen is lit, and surely lights up your keyboard....

Yes, yes, most people need papers or books or something as they work, I know. But more seriously, a low-wattage LED task light might be more efficient & less annoying.

I'm lucky to have a private office, and the overhead lights are almost always off. It's just a personal preference, but I keep a number of smaller, softer, perhaps more power efficient lights on, to make the space more attractive.

I would like to draw your attention to the second definition at the link you posted, "of little or no practical value or meaning; purely academic."

You should be able to inhibit sleep w/o a special program - just set it to Never in Energy Saver in System Preferences.

I can't help much with the lid, though I recall hearing something about running them closed with a keyboard, mouse, & monitor attached, so there may be a way.