FTFY. Even if it wasn't used for tracking I would keep any RFID-enabled cards it in a foil-lined wallet, if I didn't nuke it to begin with.

Except that a digital file can't explode or be full of cocaine.

I'm in high school. It is entirely possible that in the next year I will fly to Florida, Colorado, Alabama, Virginia, and perhaps Canada.

Would he be a troll if he didn't compliment them?

Except that that is the only scene in space that is silent in the entire movie. All of the other space battle scenes and that scene save those five seconds have explosions/phasers/missiles going non-stop.

Another thing that got me was how small they made space seem. All of the federation ships are within a few lengths of each other and missiles from Nero's ship take five or ten seconds to go between ships. But then it takes 12 minutes for the Kelvin to reach Nero's ship.

There fixed that for you.

This may be a BIOS setting, I know in mine you have to set the "Power On By Keyboard" option to "Keyboard 98" for a keyboard power button to work

Right, there is one way to roll 3 (1-1-1) but three ways to roll a 4 (1-1-2, 1-2-1, 2-1-1).

Thank you. I knew someone would be kind enough to do the math.

Also with 1d20x3 all multiples of three from 3-60 are equally likely whereas 3d20 gives you a bell curve centered around (correct me if I'm wrong) 30, i.e. 30 is the most likely with the probability falling off as you move towards a higher or lower number.

Why look at my finger when I can buy a $200 gadget that shows me a simulated finger when I touch the back. And sure I might want to look at my but why carry around a piece of glass when aforementioned tech' is available.

Sorry it's just such an easy target. Why have transparency when you can have simulated transparency?

Vista == XP?

XP service pack 3 already exists in the form of XP service pack 3.

The thing is somewhere along the way, even if there wasn't a copy on his hard disk, there was still a copy of in his RAM/cache/video memory which is covered by copyright law. I'm not quite sure how this works but if only part of the movie was on his computer at one time you might be able to argue that it was Fair Use.

Windows 7 does indeed support floppy disks. Of course the point is moot if you don't have a floppy drive.

If there is a virus on the disk and there isn't auto-detect how would the drive know to spin up?