...it's usually you.

Here is a picture of the device in action:













As you can see it is remarkably improved over previous versions.

Force-crush the perps' larynx

You're telling me hotel computers might be insecure? Information I could have used before now...

You can't explain that.

There's a pretty good breakdown of what happened. Lucky catch, yes, but not really bizarre. I'm grumpy today...

I saw a comment in a previous article about Bitcoin suggesting that /. was acting as a shill for this 'product'. How is they hyperbole justified when the only place it's talked about is here? Shenanigans.

Where's the showmanship in that?

You obviously don't own a Dyson vacuum

Yep. Been done. Mr. Mosquito is actually very good.

Outsource it to an American company!

$800 is great for the machine that will be built from those parts, but $800 won't get you that machine. It will get you the parts with which you can construct that machine. The article mentions how much has changed in 15 months--that's about how much time it would take me to gather the minutes and hours to put together one of these homebuilt beauties. I want that computer and I want it for $800, not $800 + $1000 worth of my time.

Can you pare that down to 140 chars pls?

The best "Holy crap I need to manage nerds!" book I've seen is Managing Humans by Michael Lopp* of Rands in Repose fame. He's been on both sides of the equations and knows where the problems are.

Here's a good start, the Nerd Handbook.

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*An associate's link! I stand to make hundreds of microcents if you use it!