@bburkert517: Go here to find the correct software version for you distro of Ubuntu.
@EvilDroidClone: dunno... (google images)
Blocking ads is a must for me. I have a 500MB bandwidth cap a day. Does anyone know if Chrome's adblock stops the advertisement download or just hides it from view?
Syncing is by far the game changer. It makes a dual boot system so much easier to work with.
Childhood? I'm still trying to beat Battletoads.
I've been looking for this. I tried stopping services with a .reg key but that didn't work.
I'm amazed at the irony of work computers being locked down for security reasons and they still use IE.
@Firesphere: You can probably change your account back by enabling the administrator account and logging into it.
Holy crap! They are making a live-action Ender's Game?
@kwahhn: I broke the dam!
pretty lame on Twitters part to let such an easy exploit get by them.
As long as they are only to post text to sites and not to read articles.
Cool idea for pain killers on the battlefield. That is if it is as good as morphine. Which it probably isn't.
If we can finally do away with men wearing capris then I'm all for this drive system!
@Akitsu: That reminded me of the Myth Buster's 'the box is more nutritious than the cereal' experiment.
So this is where autism comes from!
@Arafelis: People would probably have to grow up mid flight because crew would be REQUIRED. Children are best suited because they are less likely to expire before they reach their destination. If the tiniest rock makes a crack in the hull someone would need to fix it. And it's another reason they are always fixing…
@Arafelis: Well no one has been pregnant in space yet so we don't know if there are any birth defects associated with zero gravity or radiation. Or even bone and muscle mass loss. With reduced muscle mass comes reduced blood volume which means reduced nutrients in vitro.