Yeah, "set it and go spark a blunt".

The best part is when your munchies kick in dinner is ready.

would anyone ever have guessed Snoop would sell out so hard? Everyone mellows with age but I thought he'd sold out completely when he appeared on a Katy Perry tune. Now he's pimpin Norton software? "Hack is wack?" Really?

Next thing he's gonna be doing infomercials for the Snooptisserie Oven.

I wouldn't be surprised if the actual number is much, much higher. This has always been a problem with software development, I'm not sure why anyone thought it got better when apps became web-based. When your business depends on apps being up and running (or running the newest, coolest features) security is usually not the highest priority.

As a vendor I sit in meetings all the time with app architects and even security people (up to and including CISOs) at some of the biggest corporations in the world who freely admit to the horrid security holes in their apps. Worse, a lot of them think their packet inspection firewall will protect them. Layer 7 attacks are still not very well understood or appreciated by a lot of IT people.

Okay, I moved into sales years ago so I don't spend nearly as much time on /. since my lobotomy. Maybe that's why I'm freaked out by noticing there are people posting with user ids above 1M?

Boggles my mind. Who would have believed back in the "Chips and Dips" days that /. would become this?

Wow, this would actually be a worthwhile post if the author actually stopped to consider the fact that not everyone can get HD locals by antenna.

I live in Southern NH. I'm over 40 miles from Boston and I live in a hilly area. Further, I own a condo and the bylaws don't allow me to put up an outside antenna.

All this being said, I am considered to be in the Boston market when it comes to TV (there's only one Southern NH based network affiliate). So, my choices for HD locals are Comcast or DirecTV. I'm a DirecTV customer, so I'm glad they launched the sat.

I have a gmail account. I always forget to use it - too many accounts as it is. but thank you!