The drawing on the wall makes that one of the classiest battlestations I've seen yet.

Been subscribed to get emails for a while now, and look forward to it each day. When I get my tablet back, this is going on it.

/reddit-mode

Ford Ranger, late '90's to early 2000's, with a manual transmission if possible.

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.