The problem is no more gone than if you were to take a cup of water off the counter and pour it down the drain. The water still exists, you've just removed from your sight.

The only thing you've done is removed the images from your view, thereby makeing yourself feel like you've "helped the children" when in fact you've done very little to solve the problem.

Why? A tablet isn't intended as a replacement to your cell phone. You already have 3/4G access there, why pay for another?

I think it's more of a durability thing, being hand held and all. I'd rather not have my $300 + toy shatter the first time I drop it.

All these new features are great (when they work), but they need to keep new feature additions to new versions. Minor version updates are supposed to be to fix bugs and improve performance, not add new features complete with new bugs. There are a ton of old bugs, quite a few of which are major issues, that they need to work on before adding in more to the mix.

The KDE developers are as bad as the Ubuntu dev team. They add in a new feature, then move on to the next new feature completely ignoring the cries for help from their users about the bugs they just introduced.

I'm already looking for a distro change, possibly Mint, or even going back to plain old Debian. I'm beginning to think I may need a DE change as well.

Having the hostname in the prompt doesn't give you a hint as to which machine your currently using?

I don't see a problem either, if I can get the item locally. And by locally, I mean in the city I'm currently residing in, not the next city over (32 miles to the next largest city).

I order from Amazon, the things I can't get in my local stores, and yes, that include Wal-Mart. If my local stores complain about me shopping online, then they had better be offering me the same products.

Maybe they should've thought of the future cost and rent increases when they spent (probibly more than £40,000) on that fancy stained glass roof and potery ensctibed wooden panels.

And with (as stated above, I didn't look it up myself) 80 members, that's less than a friggen 5 note per membrer a month. I think they were just looking for an excuse to disband and/or find a new hobby.

The poster sucks at punctuation. "Lets face, it we aren't...", when read quickly, can be mistaken for 'Lets face it, if we aren't...'. Even knowing what it says now, I still read it the second way if I read it quickly.

Bull shit! You have the right to travel to the next city over, but that doesn't mean the government has to pay for your transportation. You also have the right to bear arms, but that doesn't mean you get a free weapon. Having a right to something doesn't mean you get it without cost to you.

Smart phones aren't only phones anymore, they've combined the PDA and cell phone into one unit. They now need applications to do what the users want/need them to do, and a scripting language that's easy for non-programmers to use isn't a bad idea. I'm not sure BASIC is the one I'd choose though, but if there's a market for it, someone will make it.

Come to think of it, they're starting to do that with the car stereo as well.