@Yutaka Hitomi: Any particular problem?

WOO! READY! READY! TO! FRIDAY!

@HeartBurnKid: Agent of R.O.A.C.H.: You haven't? Don't worry, you'll slip up one day!

@HeartBurnKid: Agent of R.O.A.C.H.: Nobody said sudo rm -rf / was a failing of linux, but it is a failing of a linux USER. I think we've all done it by accident, though :(

@orev: The foobar plugin I use for taskbar integration has buttons in the preview image, so it can be done.

@VagrantRadio: A good web browser is like a car with a cold fusion engine and a great driver. It'll go quickly, forever, without crashing.

@greatslack: FF has a lot of users - but not enough that it can control the standard. Ogg Theora would be a better standard from a moral/nerd POV, but it won't become it.

@curtis07: Hey, they can have it no questions asked if they want it :P

@Zinger314: they should call it "Zing", so their adverts for Bing can rhyme.

@goodywitch: That would be the #IfWinActive, [Title] construct.

@ericesque: Yeah, it sorta blew my mind when I first learnt about it. I can see the fire, but it's not really a thing! Pure energy :o

@Prairie Moon: Aw, darn! :(

@Bonsai_halcyon: I suppose I could use the ink as some sort of coolant, but there's really only so far I can overclock this stuff - and it still won't be DX11-compatible :(

@kettlewhistle: Ew! I wonder what could be causing that, then. I'd get your landlord right on that, doesn't sound healthy to me.

@Jake712: "Burning" is really "Oxidising" - the fire you see is just large amounts of energy coming off from the reaction, as whatever the heck you're burning reacts with the oxygen in the air. That's why you can't burn stuff in space (Unless, of course, it has plenty of O2 already in it), and why when you burn things…

@kettlewhistle: Have you tried leaving it running for a while? If there's just some icky goo in the replaced pipe that could wash it out.

@MagicMT: How much it's doing, how efficiently it's doing it. Win7 is way faster than XP was on my machine (As was vista), but trying to run it on my sister's? Yeah right. (That, and she's not having my license)

Woo! Ready!

and OUTside the USA?

@kureshii: Well, there's this whole linux thing, which certainly performs better than XP.