I am constantly getting robocalls from "Card Services" at the phone number 775-410-1104. I haven't ever owned a credit card. I've tried my best to try and get information so that I can do something about it, but they hang up as soon as they think you are on to them. You can't call the number back. Is there anyway to nail this entity?

That was exactly my point. These are being built as purpose oriented devices, not general computing.

Can you install your own OS on your DVD player?

So blowing a random man on the corner for $10 (benefiting financially from doing the wrong thing) is a thing people will generally do?

You style is showing, Anachragnome

Image retention is not phosphor burn. You'd be hard pressed to burn an image into a modern plasma if you tried your damnest

You havent needed to burn in your Plasma for half a decade now

Until you are shot in the heart

Ah yes. tigerdirect.com is notorious for this. Call up, complain, get it fixed, then "We would like to offer you a free copy of x", which is actually a subscription auto-billed to your credit card. They will only take a hang up as an affirmative no. I started just paying the few bucks for newegg.com

Except when its a trap and you get robbed and killed

Not necessarily. If you want a cluster on its own little network, it acts as one machine, so logically to everyone else it should come across as one logical host when routed out. Regardless of IPv6 or not

Perhaps they feel they can do it better

Perhaps something to do with Nolan Bushnell starting both companies?

I haven't seen a "Made in Thailand" mark in, it has to be, 15 years. I just looked around at everything in my immediate vicinity, and it is almost all "Made in China", except for this pad of sticky notes that is "Made in USA" and my shoes which are "Made in Philippines"

though ARM has video as SoC as a matter of course, Intel and AMD server chips do not have Video on package... yet....

Then what are these AMD APU's?