In my opinion real software developers are more like artists than (computer) scientists.
If you look at artists for all the disciplines, you'll find that almost all of them could fit the concept of weirdness.
For the good and the bad.
Divergent thinkers are very often at the base of new (software) solutions to old problems or for a fresh new breakthrough..
So, yes, very likely developers look weird when compared to anyone else.

bullshit!
I would focus on the contents of electronic communication more than the appearance!
Provided that I had one other than the default gray outline.

Exaclty. If you add the encryption capability then you'll understand why it's so scaring. For governments and carriers.

Nice. Quite expensive, but nice.

Apart of rising some attention about the Evolution Theory in the (funny) battle against the Intelligent Design, I don't see any usefulness.
Have those scientists, journalists (?) and artists (??) gained any new knowledge from this trip?

Do those professors know how much water it's needed to grow watermelons?

ChromeOS is Linux.

So maybe it's time for both kernel developers and distribution packagers to focus a little bit more on which hardware users are buying.
Which is not multi (4+) core servers, but rather cheap laptops and netbooks.
And, anyway, lower power consumption and better efficiency will probably also benefit the "big iron".

The candidates are required to shut up in the last days before election.
Then I'd like to know how they are enforcing such a constraint in a large country.

Of course the gaming industry still goes on working on bare metal ...

When I'll be bale to forget about any power cable and contact-less docking power charger, please!
We need the real wireless charger!

Maximum capacity?
Who will know?
Who will check?
Free (as in freedom, not beer) Internet for all!

ISP blocking whatever is bad.
ISP throttling whatever is bad.
ISB doing anything but providing IP access is bad.

That schema would work only if Yahoo could be accounted for the most part of the SPAM.
And if Yahoo is not guilty for all the SPAM, then that move would work only if all free email services would follow.
And then you would need to force all ISPs to block TCP port 25.
And only then, maybe, you would be starting limiting the amount of spam!

They'd try WolframAlpha.
That's it!