@Lumpy FTR, Ubuntu Linux has been targeted in multiple hacking competitions, most notably PWN 2 OWN, and has never been successfully exploited beyond the user layer. Furthermore, as any Linux-savvy user should know, Ubuntu is by comparison one of the more insecure distributions of Linux; good luck *ever* hacking a hardened Gentoo distro with SELinux and good security practices. If Windows was open-source, then we would have a decently secure operating system. "With enough eyeballs, any bug is shallow."

X-Pire= DRM for images. And I thought Facebook's control over *my* content was bad enough...and the memory-hogging addon was already the deal-breaker to begin with...

In only 200 lines.

The last time they said "In only 200 lines", kernel developers had a hissy fit and several killjoys pointed out you could get better performance with two commands and 4 lines of .bashrc code.

Hey! "...not free as in 'free beer'...", Remember?!? Although they do have free (open-source) beer now...