Not sure the last time you used Bugzilla but you can currently track time, entering an estimated time and updating the actual time as you go.

You can also configure when you want to get emails based on what fields change and your relationship to the bug (Originator, Assignee, or watching).

Bugzilla is the only system that I have ever "liked" to work with. I have used several commercial systems as well as several large scale home grown systems over the last 20 years. All the others were slow and cumbersome and most are based on the belief that developers can't be trusted to update the bugs appropriately. This leads to way too many controls on the developer. Bugzilla on the other hand is much better about assuming that we want to do what is best and want a system to document our progress and help communicate among the team.

I would modify it to ask if they load their own music:

How often do you (not your staffers, interns, etc.) use modern technology aside from some of the (possibly) more obvious items such as cell phones and e-mail?

• Do you read and/or contribute to blogs?
  
• Do you listen to an iPod or other digital media player and did you load your songs onto it or did someone else.
  
• Do you play the occasional computer game that isn't Solitaire?
  

How can anyone understand the issues surrounding DRM if they have never seen the technology?