Netgear's consumer-level NAS products are now using btrfs. This being the Internet and all, folks are complaining in forums and Facebook about...well if not about this then I guess it would be something else.

FTA:

I have no such optoelectronics experience, but I am as skeptical and cynical as the next guy and curious about where the "pay-for-play" aspect comes in.

Out of curiosity, what exactly needs updating if it already meets all your requirements?

I've seen that name before.

Seeing as how the previous iteration was something like this, I'd say it's a fair engineering improvement.

Just for further info, it's a moniker coined by the late Molly Ivins.

Don't worry, your account will include Unlimited Pointer Travel, with Unlimited being defined as 20 meters per month. Per-click charges may apply, and will be billed to both you and the guy you just sniped.

The state of California has about 12% of the country's population. Not quite the same thing as a "vast majority".

Please name one state where you are required to obtain a state-issued ID.

That's funny, I only ever see the police using them.

I thought it was Windows CE Desktop Edition.

"Anything you tweeted six months ago can and will be twisted to portray you in whatever light suits the prosecutor's agenda."

He was saying that it comes in cans too.

His last killboard activity was on July 4th. A true patriot!

It's a trademarked slogan of the Texas Department of Transportation, created for an anti-littering campaign in the 1980s.