Did that age range ever have a good grasp on reality?

LOL, nope, it is very, very real.

@Dashrender said:

This makes me wonder what percent of music is still not offered DRM free?

Probably not a lot anymore, but there could be a few random licensing agreements still hanging out there. Apple is pretty aggressive about things like that though.

@Reid-Cooper said:

The thing that I found to be most interesting was that Word started as a UNIX product, on Xenix, and was only later ported to DOS.

I had no idea. I worked on Xenix circa 1997.

@Dashrender said:

Not just US spy agencies have this. I'm talking their own.. or their neighbors... not specifically us, the USA

Well only their own spy agency, which I am SURE can't do this, would be willing to consider such a thing. Certainly none of their neighbours, none of which have that capability, would be willing to share that data even if they could.

Remember, most countries don't have satellites at all, let alone spy satellites.

http://i1-news.softpedia-static.com/images/news2/Linux-Deepin-2014-2-RC-Is-Simply-a-Mind-Blowing-OS-Screenshot-Tour-468148-13.jpg

That 3220 is getting to a much better price point. Very competitive with used* gear now and you get a warranty!

*for small shops

@scottalanmiller @coliver I did not have time to set it up yesterday, but I will try and do it today on CentOS 7.

Tonight is my online D&D game so nothing will get done after work hours today!

There are lots of vendors out there that will slice you a partition on a larger iSeries or even give you a blade and shared storage, even IBM will do it. It was one of my DR solutions for my last job, ship tapes to Rochester and load a slice up.

For xSeries, don't know. AIX is also a different beast and doesn't do the same thing that OS/400 does for partitioning.

It's been more than a decade. If Microsoft hasn't figured out mobile phones by now it is best to just give it up.

@Dashrender said:

Wow, only 1024 route able IPV4 addresses? That seems like a really small number.

That's more than I thought there would be. Only the elite of the elite are allowed to have internet access

@Rob-Dunn said:

Stupid Internet of "things" what the hell.

Now that we're at the point where my refrigerator gets hacked and ruins my pot pie...what a shitty time to be alive.

ROFL! True that.

How far behind FreeBSD are they now?

Anyone else adding Chromebooks or Chromeboxes to their lineup recently?

Been working on Fedora 21 pretty heavily for several days now. So far so good, no issues at all. We use Fedora as our development platform so mostly coding on it.