If I can't play the game under Linux, it's not a game that I want to play.

(It was flamebait.)

That was entirely too easy.

100% of my hardware works on 100% of my computers. 100% of my computers run Ubuntu.

I'm not sure what to make,

I have the original G15. The G11 is the G15v1 without the LCD.

I guess I consider myself spoiled.

In no particular order:

Joomla! is an excellent CMS. If anything, it might be too complicated. It's very extensible. You might start by checking out the extensions directory. Often it will be easier to modify an already existing extension to do what you need. If not, there are some tutorials:

"Talking about drive sharing seems essential for an article like this. It's a pity it was overlooked."

The author wasn't being disingenuous when suggesting sneakernet.

I like the cut of your jib.

Go look up the volume of waste that's actually produced. I'll wait. It's quite clean.

That sort of idea has been bandied about for quite some time.

"Scientists tell us that all of the spent nuclear fuel existing in the USA today could be stored safely in a building the size of a Wal-Mart Superstore, with modifications of course.

As others have pointed out, the reasonable explanation is that the webview didn't get updated to the faster javascript engine.

This is why I like AWN on Ubuntu. Coupled with Compiz, it does all of those other nifty things other taskbars and docks do, (live window previews, etc.) and has done so pre-Windows 7.

Check the HCL (hardware compatibility list). [wiki.ubuntu.com]

@kettlewhistle: I'd imagine it's a lot like buying a foreclosed home- the reasoning being that if one couldn't afford the primary cost of paying for it, they also couldn't pay the secondary costs such as maintenance.

Okay, so indenting the comments is as simple as adding a style rule of .thread . replies {margin-left: 30px;} but then of course, you'll want to flip the columns.