Weird. I don't remember it (including its movie), but then it was so long ago.

They must be happy now to have their Twinkies back! ;)

Which book is that?

Does Apple even sell new non-unibody designs these days?

And the car is commanded by you?

I think it is likely placebo. This is the first I've ever heard that people complain about LED lights. On the other hand I *still* hear people complain about fluorescent lights despite the fact that it is pretty rare to find ones driven by magnetic ballasts anymore.

I still hear people complaining about fluorescent lighting despite the fact that CLF's have electronic ballasts that use extremely high frequencies. I could understand the old, old lights that used magnetic ballasts, but CLF's? Really? Seriously? People can see 40,000Hz on a properly working tube bulb? It is not like a monitor with tiny phosphors where I could see the scanning. LED's flicker way more than I ever noticed fluorescent lights. To make matters worse, LEDs are used in many more places! I noticed the flickering from the taillights in newer cars, gadgets, LED equivalent bulbs that dim, etc.

But no caches suck for people with slow Internet like dial-up users. :(

Me too. Although, a few times the owners (e.g., ISPs) did complain and even kick me off. :(

Former Governator should had said that. Too bad he is not the President.

"Hey, we're not throttling. It is just that our peering is maxed out. Use this other service, it works better for our customers."

Totally legit way of doing this. I haven't seen any Net Neutrality discussions cover this possibility.

I moved into a mediocre neighborhood in LA, and for $60 a month I have 50mbps (promised and measured) service that includes the use of a Motorola SurfBoard modem/router/WAP/gigEswitch gizmo. Seems OK to me.

I thought Rackspace works closely with RedHat. So Rackspace probably gets a pretty good deal if they run RHEL.

oVirt is part of the RHEV product. RHEV is compared to VMWare. OpenStack is something different, but they both use KVM for virtualization. OpenStack is for computing on demand. RHEV, like VMWare is designed to manage the full life cycle of a OS and application deployment.

So, if Steam bans your account, players can still play their games?