or their HR dept is rewording something (wouldn't be the first time). These guys are actually called RF engineers. At least they are in Telecom circles. It's like calling a software engineer a "Cobol" engineer.

Okay, I have to change my password every 10 days. But wait, I only have 2 eyes. Retinal scans are out. Hmm, 10 fingers. That works for now until some other security know it all comes along and says it needs to be 20. Ok, now I have to take my shoes off to meet the requirement. Please. And I can't remember was it the left foot or right foot and third toe. At some point, this is all unmanageable. It already is. Lets please stop it now. I have NEVER in 20 years had any of my passwords hacked. Why? I am likely too under the radar for most hackers and maybe that's what security experts need to teach. Until then, just turn off the password checking.

>> Here hack this one! 192.168.1.255 or this one! 255.255.255.255 or this! 127.0.0.1 127.0.0.1. How dare you invade the mans home!!

Likely, the DSi will out sell the iPhone 3g. Easily. The price point is just much better and I'd give my kid a DSi long before an iPhone. So, apps have a much wider audience than the 2 for one you are looking at. I for one, am replacing my DS with one.

Highly threaded multicore processors ala T2000/T5220. These are a godsend to us in Telecom and I can only imagine IBM killing it. Sun is finally innovating again and has some really great technology in their OS. I have recently moved to a multicore processor project using embedded MIPS chips and been told in no uncertain terms not to count on Linux to share the load among the 12+ cores they have. After coming off T2000/T5220s I was shocked. Ugh, give me Solaris back.

These issues came about after the 8 years of Republican control. Starting with Barney Frank assuming control of the Banking Committee. Since he is a Democrat, it is obvious who was in control of Congress. And lest we forget, Congress has a lower approval rating now than Bush does.

Oh man, can I run the original Apple II version of Castle Wolfenstien?

I run Linux at work and do gaming at home. Macros are a life saver no matter wither I am doing perl/Python/C++, managing servers or running around in LOTRO. The G15 status is great at work for monitoring ram and processor taxing (I tend to have way too many windows open) so I know when I need to shut a few things down. Basically, these keyboards have the best touch and macros to boot. I own three of the old style including one that is still in the box (just in case). Plus, I have a G11 on my second office machine (running Open Solaris).