Both Disk Inventory X and Grand Perspective are good alternatives for MacOS X.

You'd have to be an idiot to pay that kind of Apple tax!

Meh. Unless they can fly planes, I'm not impressed.

Cue underwater flying aliens...

"to people with no understanding of logic, reason, and the scientific method."

"Not really"? That doesn't answer the question. Are there are or are there not very clearly worded passages in the Koran which command Muslims to do the things that I outlined in my original question? And since you brought it up, what exactly are Islam's "set of guidelines on how to fight wars, and rules on what…

Is it not a core tenet of the Koran that non-Muslims are to be either converted to Islam or killed? And that a good Muslim is required to work towards making whatever country they live in an Islamic state?

In the interest of not promoting the original poster, but really wanting to get some popcorn for the ensuing discussion, here you go:

The first part of the headline had me convinced this was going to be a Fleshlight story.

Still a great routine.

tldr version: "Steve was right about Flash and multitasking."

The albino approves.

Should have been more specific. Song lyrics from the era would indicate that the term was still in use during WWI, but there is probably no way to tell how long after WWI we stopped using it.

The town actually got its name from this event. See, the dog's name was Abu, and the meteorite turned him into hummus.

Wouldn't have happened had it been an iPad. There, I said it.

I hear these are especially good for salmon.

A better term would be "narrowly missed". In any case, you can also define a "near miss" as "got really close but didn't hit" (as opposed to a "far miss").

We used to use the word here in the US as well, at least up until the WWI era. Not sure when it fell out of use here.

Kevin Mitnick approves.

Better to find out during a hot dog maneuver than in the middle of a dogfight.