My Toyota Auris has this push-button start/stop, and the manual said that holding the button in for 3 or 4 seconds (can't remember which) would kill the engine in case of emergency. My Toyota is a 2007 model as well, though I'm in Europe.

For some reason I thought of this clip. In light of this, I think we shall call it TheFlandersBay.

Well, Newegg is actually very overpriced on this drive. You can find it (SSDSA2MH160G2R5) for $467 on Amazon.com.

Only I was expecting somebody to say something like:

If light helps healing, it's a good thing we're shielded from harm in our mothers' dank, dark basements...

I submit that the fear of these probes shall be called be arectumphobia.

Well, there's still the BILLY MAYS KEY, which wasn't as much useless as a direct annoyance until I remapped it to be an extra control key. Having the control key inline with A is quite awesome, since most apps in OS X recognize many of the EMACS/terminal shortcuts such as ctrl-a, ctrl-e, etc.

Are you really saying you don't think eating is a basic human right? If so, do you really think that if someone loses their job and can't get a new one quickly enough, they should starve to death? If that's really your opinion, you're not only heartless but a downright sociopath.

He appears to be havin' some dificculty gettin' the salt...

I think this document refers to that petition:

http://www.aps.org/about/pressreleases/climatechange08.cfm

The GP should know better than thinking a petition is the same as an official position or consensus...

None, actually. The USPS, iirc, is financed entirely by the postage paid for letters and packages. For instance, look here:

I'm using the Unite Beta of Opera 10 with 133 tabs open, spread over 6 windows, and it's using 403MB of memory. I can't really say that's horribly bad... I usually run Opera for a few weeks before cleaning up and removing tabs. I'm not sure how Firefox would handle such a use.

Not to feed your paranoia, but being a girl means you're currently on a website filled with people who want to give you their willies.

Great... Remove one of the last sources of exercise we engineering students had. Now all we have is lifting coke cans and moving the mouse around the desk. That, and typing on this damn Model M.

I just adopted this little gem:

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I hope they won't port it to Python any day soon, though...

You must drink a lot of coffee to be that jittery. I can't even begin to understand how you'll get any work done at 3GHz...