I'm going to third the suggestion. I set up OpenBSD on a Soekris Net 5501 as my firewall and it works great as mail/web/firewall/jabber server.

What about California Games? Leisure Suit Larry? Wasteland?
Yes, there were graphical games in the 80s. They were CGA, EGA,
and even VGA, but they existed.

http://lwn.net/Articles/354891/

Otherwise, OpenSSH is fantastically secure. :)

As someone who had used Linux quite extensively for the past 11 years, I recently started rolling out OpenBSD servers at my job. Two OpenBSD firewalls power our production network (using CARP/pfsync) and they do it flawlessly.

In our office, an OpenBSD firewall connected to two DSL modems is able to load balance traffic out, and do proper asymmetric routing. All this thanks to the developers who make a lot of great, innovative code for pf, CARP, pfsync, etc..

I couldn't do any of this properly with Linux, especially not the asymmetric routing.

I've worked on OpenBSD ports to make them better. I've found the developers friendly and helpful. The code is quite solid.

Oops.. I meant Privoxy. Junkbuster was ancient history. Damn you caffeine for not kicking in fast enough!

Does anyone still use Junkbuster? I found it quite useful a while back. I suppose it wouldn't take much work to get it back up to snuff with easylist or something similar.

We use OpenBSD with CARP and pfsync and relayd(8). It works a treat load balancing our web and jabber servers. I highly recommend it and the documentation that comes with OpenBSD is second to none. It's also an extremely secure OS for firewalls and routers.

I've installed it on my little 4G and my wife's 1000HD and it works great.

DebianEeePC

Nice thing about Debian is it doesn't install a ton of cruft like Ubuntu seems to. (I've used both distros.)

Our brains wire themselves from back to front from babies and our frontal lobe isn't fully wired until age 25. The frontal lobe of the brain controls (paraphrased from Wikipedia): "...the ability to recognize future consequences resulting from current actions, to choose between good and bad actions (or better and best), override and suppress unacceptable social responses, and determine similarities and differences between things or events."

It's quite obvious he had severe anger management issues, couple that with the fact that he's a teenager and wouldn't be thinking of the consequences of his actions, and you have a recipe for disaster.

Video game addiction is real. When you can't get your fix, you act just like a drug addict. I was the same with World of Warcraft over 2 years ago. I didn't kill anyone over it. I think if the gun had no been around in the house, this tragedy could have been averted.

My cousin used to work for Sony in Culver City. He said when Sony made trailers, those bits they used were put there to be misleading on purpose. To make it look like a different film.

Hell, if you want to see what a trailer can do to a film check this out. :D