You say carsicles, I say snud.

I've done the same thing with brass bushings from air-brake S-cams - I put them under the rubber 'feet' in the laptop, and I get 1-1/2" of airspace under the laptop.

He did mention 'htop' as part of the article, but I agree - interactive, considerately designed keybindings, and mouse support(!).

Yup. While 'find' is quite powerful, as long as 'sudo updatedb' has been done recently, locate gets stuff done with human-readable results.

Indeed - I still think that Cadillac should have made this.

I'm not entirely sure what you're trying to get at, but I go to netvibes.com, and have various site feeds in various tabs, and it updates automagically.

Yup - That's what attracted me to them in the first place when I was a kid (yeah, I was a strange kid) - my Dad's main hunting rifle was a .308 short-barrel, thing was a nail-driver.

Laters. Door is that way, the dromedaries are on the left, feel free to acquaint yourself.

Fair enough, but you kind of re-enforced my point. :-)

*tears up* it's so pretty...

Hah! Nicely played, sir!

Well played, sir.

Could it be? Reasoned discourse and facts on the internet?

The food problem is often because of conflict - food stores and donations often get diverted to either 'government' or 'rebel' forces, leaving civilians hungry.

If Canada wasn't such a pain in the keister as far as firearms acquisition was concerned, my list would be -

Tech is tech - whether it is bleeding edge or a simplification/streamlining of an existing product or idea. The AK-47 was a rehash of (I believe) the MG-42, and through its simplicity, ruggedness and low cost of manufacture, it became one of (if not the) most popular firearms on the planet.

You missed the rabid Rottweilers.

Well played, sir, well played.

*cues up Mundian To Bach Ke* mute Youtube, and...play!

Honda, if I remember aright, also had 4WS and AWD in one car, the Accord if memory serves.