Argh OpenLDAP. The docs are not quite there, and the boards are dismissive, if not outright hostile, to users who want a straight answer to simple questions. Anyone who gives you a RTFM regarding a massive tome like the OpenLDAP guide is an ass. I'm talking to you, Howard. (By the way I did RTFM, and found dozens of out-of-date instructions.)

Does this mean that I can finally watch Netflix streams on Linux??

I think that, if I were a small child, I'd probably pound on that dolphin button all day long. Hey, pounding the dolphin! New euphemism! Kids, don't try this at home...

Inderol makes this a non-starter.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inderal

Julius.Genachowski@fcc.gov

Please consider emailing the FCC chair with your concerns and questions. Don't let the evil bastards be the only ones who have a say in this.

I'm just wondering, in what way are VR goggles "cool"? Every time I've ever seen someone wearing them, the word "dorkbot" has come to mind...

Stricter measures?? The TSA people seem, to be generous, none too bright - I think they're already working at peak efficiency. Sadly, despite all of their misplaced, dehumanizing effort, they still don't seem able to do the job. I flew to Montana last summer, and TSA did a great job of confiscating my shampoo and shaving creme. However, when I arrived, I found that I'd accidentally left two knives in my carry on baggage, which were not detected. For fun, I left them in on my flight back home. TSA found the knife with a 2-1/2 inch blade at the gate, and chastised me most harshly (and confiscated it). They did not find the knife with a 6 inch blade, however. As far as I'm concerned, they are more "The TSA Show" than real security, placed there to demonstrate the gov't's commitment to security, rather than provide it.