I worked at Dulles airport in the 80's when the Enterprise was just setting out in the woods at the back of the airport property. I remember walking up to it just so I could say I touched it. They had several other old planes setting back there at the time and if I recall correctly at least one of those are now at the Smithsonian. To bad we didn't have camera phones back then eh?

I have to wonder just who Standford is trying to help out with this research. Captcha's may be annoying but when their research makes its way to the script kiddies and the industry comes up with a new solution does anyone really think the new solution won't be even more annoying?

Me & Linus are on Google+, what more do you need?

When XP reaches its end of life Linux will see a huge jump in users. Microsoft has done a good job of making sure Vista and Windows 7 are difficult to maintain without a valid license. Once they end support for XP many users will be left with the decision of spending several hundred dollars on a License or learning to love Linux for free.