Don't blame the consumer. If you let one company get away with it, they all will. Eventually your beloved brand will do it too.

I like grass. But I like yours better, because it's greener.

The title of the article insists we are meat eaters. Are we? Our digestive track looks a lot like chimps, so they're comparing apples and oranges, and once again, are not looking at diet's influence on disease.

Second language mistake (frame vs chassis) and profanity aside, I still can't confirm the 100% thing. [1] is interesting though. Still not 'almost 100%', but the truth is, as usual, somewhere in the middle. [1] http://www.worldautosteel.org/...

Do you have a source for your 100% recycling claims? I know people who worked with the car recycling industry, and they said quite the opposite. Recycled steal isn't allowed in the frames. and recycling is dang hard, not to mention an afterthought. They smash the car to bits and use eddy-current separation to get the metals, but that is by no means pure.

I tried disabling it, and immediately got calls from people that 'a trust relationship can't be established with the central logon server' or some such thing when they tried to log in.

This little hidden comment may only have a score of 2 (currently), but it's a gem. I now can formulate my view of tablets in words instead of grunts :)

Seeing as how I remembered my Win95 (20 chars) and Win98 (25 chars) serial keys just from reinstalling every two months, I think I would remember that password quite quickly, having to type it every day. I actually still know those serials...

Depends on the situation. If you're restoring from another system, such as a live CD, --numeric-owner is vital, or users can be messed up. All the GIDs en UIDs of the system you're using to restore are not identical to the ones of the system your restore. Therefore, name matching by string is not reliable.