No visual gag, just a Macbook air and an iPhone 4. Oh and work has just saved you from 3.37 minutes of hell.

Yes, the additional files won't interfere with the Linux install, unless in some bizarre coincidence they share the same name and overwrite a system file, but that won't happen.

This one comes under the "cool but not all that useful" category.

ReadyBoost uses the thumb drive as a secondary cache. It ends up working faster as it's a second avenue to pull data while the hard drive's transfer capacity is being maxed out.

The flash drive can be used in any way you wish. You don't HAVE to format it in any particular way as Linux can work with most filesystems quite happily.

But all of those reasons are earth reasons.

All that tech stuff is nice, but they really do need a security guard to keep the photographers out.

I only have a vague recollection of that, never much of a Buffy fan, but Ben Browder really outdid himself on Farscape. Shame the writers of SG1 didn't let him cut loose a bit more.

Look at most mammals. It follows the same template. Humans, dogs, giraffes, etc are all basically laid out the same way. symmetrical, 4 limbs, head, 2 eyes, ears, nostrils, internal organs providing the same functions..... and so on.

Or maybe some funky earlobes

+1 for mentioning Farscape, the single greatest example of how to do clone scenes and dialog.

Go for Teamviewer www.teamviewer.com , its free and a damn good piece of software

I don't know about that. I'd rank Wall-E as a better movie overall, but Gattaca trumps it in terms of its sci fi credentials. Besides, I'm far more upset that the Incredibles is beating Forbidden Planet

The original theme from BattleStar Galactica.

I do, but sadly Truecrypt doesn't work on mobile platforms, so you won't be accessing any of those encrypted files

All depends on your definition of easy.

There is a similar technique I use.

Trying to incite a flame war are we?

OR, the network wouldn't spring for the SFX.