If you read this book cover-to-cover (well, except for the hefty reference pages), you will be a JavaScript expert.

I read a previous edition of this book cover-to-cover a few years ago and came out knowing almost nothing about Javascript. The problem was that I went in knowing absolutely nothing about Javascript.

The Rhino book is a reference, not a guide/tutorial. It's not there to guide you through writing your first Javascript script. Learn the basics of the language from another source, then read the Rhino book to get a more complete understanding. Otherwise you'll just be wasting your time.

Watch the episode again. There were a few scenes after the copy bit it, one of which took place in the TARDIS and featured the Doctor using the screwdriver again.

I won't describe exactly what happened as it constitutes a pretty major spoiler, but it was a very important scene and the screwdriver played a key role.

I'm not going to click on your link as it's a tinyurl. This isn't Twitter; you can link to proper URLs here, so that people can actually see where they're going before they click.

Neuromancer was realized on film two years before the book was actually published.

Gibson left the theatre in tears because he knew he'd been beaten to the punch.

Yeah, fuckers jumped all the time in that one.

That's like giving someone the driving distance from LA to NY as 13,000,000 feet. Sure, it might be accurate, but boy is it useless.

That's what you get for not using the metric system.

Will he accept responsibility when the first atrocities happen because of a having ID and Passports on the net?

No, because neither he no anyone else not directly involved in said attrocity (as either the perpetrator or the victim) will ever hear about it.

Nuke the site from orbit. It's the only way to be sure.

So screwing in a lightbulb will finally be patentable? Awesome!

There's no such thing as a "Rogers Centre." It's called SkyDome and will always be called SkyDome.

Hamsters aren't as green as you think

That's nothing a little dye can't fix.

Plus you gain a lot of that energy back when you descend.

Is there a chance the track could bend?

We've been fighting a losing war against the insects for fifteen years, but I never thought I'd see the final face-off within my lifetime. And I never dreamed that it would turn out to be the bees. They've always been our friends!