SLED 10 is to OpenSuSE 10.1 as NLD9 was to SuSE Pro 9. The primary difference is the long release cycles and longer support cycles for the Enterprise version. OpenSuSE these days is basically becoming the proving ground for future SLES/SLED releases.

I was at a local grocery store... and I was trying to pay with some $2 bills (habit I picked up from my dad... who thinks the $1 bill is the most worthless thing on the planet).

I handed the bills over, and the clerks looks through them, and won't except ANY of them because one of them is printed with RED ink. These are actually really cool looking.. and I'm kinda happy she didn't take it, because I keep it in my cube (and then reference just how "money I am")

Luckily they took debit, so it never really escalated past "enter your pin".

Ethernet won't last long ? How do you come do that conclusion ? Currently ethernet is the cheapest, fastest, and most widely used technology for home and business networks. With 1GB ethernet currently being employed in the highest-end networks, eventually coming to the home (granted it will be awhile) and the new 10GB ethernet standard on the horizon, how can you possibly say it'll be extinct in about 5-10 years??? Granted coax cable has potential I doubt it will ever be able to surpass the ether.