@rogger_frogger: That doesn't surprise me much, but that's mostly because my perception of everyone in Europe/UK driving a hatch.

@rogger_frogger: The WRX was never not available as a sedan. The STi sedan was stopped, though. In other news, the STi sedan is ugly.

I don't see the desktop space becoming irrelevant. With smartphones and tables and netbooks being so cheap, but not powerful enough on their own, they'll end up being second to another computer. Given that these all fill the mobile role, it's cheaper to get a desktop to sit down and get work done on (in the home, not…

@WolfCobra13: The Earth's yellow sun.

@Phatric: They are represented in RGB color space, and black is an element in CMYK printing. Good enough for me.

@Lord_Data ∞: MS will always have the corporate customers. If their home OS goes the way of the hermetically sealed box, power users will migrate to whatever offering is kept around for the corporate users.

@GreasyPig: You've got a lot of incorrect notes in that post as the other two posters noted. I think when most of your customers are giant corporations who hate to change, it's always a risk.

@Runkle: As an example, the Win32 builds of XChat used to for people who paid only. You could still get the source and build it yourself. Everything you needed to build it was there. The maintainer claimed it was such a huge hassle that he decided to start charging for the build. The only controversy is that he is not…

@Korwin: It makes it hugely available. Basically, I was thinking about how things like Photoshop won't be appearing in it (maybe some sort of Photoshop super-Lite), and having something that performs the same function (a la GIMP) available in an easy-install package (with the source available, and even binaries…

@Runkle: That isn't correct. The GPL allows for it. [www.gnu.org]

I wonder if we'll see open source projects listing things in the app store for a small price (like $10 for GIMP or something) while still offering it free outside the app store as a way to fundraise.

@Cribbage Left: 68000 through 68999 are acceptable and encouraged.

@ortizlgnd4: Not to mention the siren just before the car starts the pursuit. Obviously racist test engineers.

@mediatone: Air bags are dangerous if you aren't wearing your seatbelt, and there's no airbag to keep you from flying into the passenger seat (as driver). A helmet would interfere with this device.

The goggles were to keep his eyes from drying out when he hit Mach 1.

The name "Peek" says to me that I can look at things, but not actually do anything. This appears to align with the functionality.

@Prismatist steers with his right foot: The flipside is that he would have landed the chopper to stop for tea time if there was a conflicting schedule.

@LoganAdams: I just read the entire plot synopsis.

@Kaiser-Machead v.2.2: Bah! That was a terrible joke.

Linden Lab just needs to implement totems.