2.1 is buggy as hell on a Hp mini.

@soggy_cheerio: Any os is useless in the hands of an incompetent twit.

@Daniel Grinton: How so? I use it daily, no problems.

@uncle_jojo: One of the ones on their supported list.

@Vroomtrap: Doesn't work.

@Digitallysick: It's not that hard.

@Yellowexample: Safer?

@couto27: Who cares! When the Zombie apocalypse comes they will be safe!!

@leavethegun-takethecannoli: I think they call it California.

@VilleNike: The thing is, people need to let the past be the past. Sure it was a horrible event, will it happen again, most likely, there's nothing anybody can do to stop someone from doing something again. Yea that's vague, which is why it can happen again. The only direct connection with the event my family had…

@DiscoZombie: My computer's media library is on a completely different computer on the home network. I think the dedicated 2Tb drive for iTunes is enough for now.

@MaureenJaguar: vlc.

@TheFu: And to do that is like what, four mouse clicks? I agree, one of the first things I do as well.

@Lars H: Uhh, yea. Ubuntu has been able to do that out of the box since version 1. Linux in general has been able to do that, with a little fiddling, since it was created.

@doubtful: No, there are several states you can legally own and operate a fully automatic weapon. You can also own silencers, explosive rounds, and weapons larger than a .50 caliber. Where I used to live you can open carry a pistol, you also don't need a concealed carry permit, though they are recommended.

Yea, I can still hear the 17.7khz which isn't too bad considering I used to work on fighters. My phone is rockin the Crank ringtone, mainly because I only know a few people that use it, and they're in another state. [www.myxer.com]:46304/

@technoindigo: I have a buddy over there doing executive protection. He's had 5 hummers blown up out from under him now. The problem is not all of them are armored. The other problem is they are using 500 pound bombs as ieds. It's not the crappy pipe bomb type stuff killing out guys, well mostly not.

Ohhh, that can be the next money maker for TomTom and Garmin. Not only does it get live traffic updates, it routes you around gunfights!