@mruler360: It's only powerful in certain ways. Modern x86/64-bit processors for desktops have many additional instruction sets that greatly speed up certain tasks.

@OMG! KaZx is Captain Obvious!: *trumpets the vuvuzelas, grabs the pizza*

@vinod1978: I suppose that is true. The internet is much more free in terms of what you can say and how you can go about saying it.

@EvanSei badass M.D. watches you pee: Hey, I need some too.

Anyway, remember: To go to the actual #whitenoise, click on #whitenoise.

@Jaredu: Correct. My life would be a lot less interesting with what I currently do now without the internet. On the other hand, if I had not had the internet, I would be doing other things, such as reading a book, watching TV, talking to friends, etc.

Well, some of us don't bite at least... Can't make any guarantees about that shark guy.

As well as my previous comment, I'm going to say this:

@Wittyname: But there are other ways to get information. Egypt is not exactly stopping the import of magazines, newspapers, etc., is it?

@Jaredu: I believe that he meant internet access as a human right, not having internet access supplied as a right.

I do not believe that it is a human right, especially in terms of being able to communicate with other people. Egypt is not shutting down telephones, TV, mail, etc. I think it will be a while before it is actually considered a right, especially in third-world countries, or those in political turmoil, such as Egypt or…

Well of course you'd be able to buy it separately. Don't be silly, Adrian Covert, whoever you are.

Fucking time zones. I need to sleep. :P

Is it bad that I'm A-OK with this, other than the fact that they're sort of advertising real blueberries on the box?

@ironbowser: I love you so much.

@nickba: Has the money for the huge monitor, all the computers, and all the guns, but not a copy of 7. :p

Is there any difference between the AP25 and the T25?

@Biokinetica: That makes sense to me.

@jupiterthunder: Oh, I understand now.

@ThePhysician: The underside of black people's hands tend to be much lighter than the rest of their skin.