So you've spotted the Wired reference in the summary then, and understand why I took issue with Slashdot using an award they've bestowed on someone as being meaningful in any way?

You need to work on your English comprehension. It's rather obvious that this is the right story, what with it being the one which has Wired as a source.

That's the yardstick of credibility these days? It's a piece of shit that just makes stuff up if the truth isn't exciting enough. Check out the Raspberry Pi site for more details.

Yeah, both jazz cds and all 7 classical releases sound fine to me.

Counterfeight? I certainly did hear it here first. Sounds a little like what the rest of us call counterfeit. You're using a strongly typoed language, right.

That's why he asked the question.. Do you have an answer?

> will they be in stores?

Yes, as soon as they can find stores who are prepared to sell them with a margin of precisely $0.

Seriously, why would you want to buy a cheap computer from a store? The excellent pre-sales Linux demonstration, or the after-sales support where they diagnose how precisely your modifications to the distro on the SD card and the cheap usb wifi card you got for $2 off eBay aren't working properly together if you connect to your cheap wifi router on channel 4?

You forgot to explain why. Why should I have to consider the strength of the encryption when contemplating whether to write down the password or take some sort of extra care to remember it somehow?

Radical Dance Faction? UK band which split and became known as DF118, after a popular recreational drug.

It's perfectly common, by the way. It's just Slashdot has gone to shit lately, especially after that pointless "Look! I made a pretend ZX81 out of lego" nonsense a few days ago.

Good luck finding any!

http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/society/people-may-be-forced-to-re%11thieve-stuff-201201314832/