@subtlescalpel: No, the BEST thing is to have a script that opens a Rick Roll page (or any page you want) at random intervals. Pack with bat2exe or use VBS to hide CMD and let it run on startup.

@subtlescalpel: I did the same except with a "start" command loop so it flooded the screen with CMDs.

@gamebrain89: TightVNC is the best. I use a client on my DS and mess with my dad across the room.

I don't understand the hype about Android tablets. Yes, Android is sweet, but why buy an expensive tablet when there are already nice cheap tablets that could run Linux? (or Windows or OS X or whatever else has driver support)

@MacTodd: a reached for my Grammar Nazi armband, too.

Could they have at least organized the data in some manner? The color coding is kinda useless when I'm unable to read the key and bits are tossed around randomly. The only organization I see is that articles with more edits get larger boxes.

@Aethyr: I saw the first two pics, but not the second where they show the full platform without plants blocking. My bad.

Nobody is getting that this is just a joke picture. All the device does is filter the water and send it back to some plants, you're not actually standing in a stupid patch of grass.

@minibeardeath: That would be nice. I don't have that kind of money though. TrueCrypt would be the next best thing.

@Jeremy Goldstone: That truck comes to a nearby raceway once a year. I remember standing by the fence and feeling the shockwave a second after it passed. It's like "wooosh"

Incognito is only a temporary history/cache session. There's nothing sneaky about it at all.

That was very impressive. Please, more home-made weaponry.

Depicting 4 dimensions on a 2-d surface is not a good idea.

@orphic1: I figured that I would go after one of the AES algos. I want to know how hard it is to forge HTTPS certificates.

@bdinger: I thought about that during a history class once. I thought that the US should have leveled a small island rather than dropping it in a city center. The military would have been able to intimidate Japan with killing so many people.

Can I borrow that computer? I have some hashes I want to collide.

@shimanopower: No, let net neutrality die, I want my internet filtered and data speeds capped! (sarcasm).

That looks really crappy.

@openfly: cool, thanks for the info. Drowning out another transmitter must be pretty ballsy, that would be easy to trace if the feds got out there quickly.

@PixelProphet: OK, so it's been done. I want to know how.