And a retort: http://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2011/01/you-can-have-my-double-space-when-you-pry-it-from-my-cold-dead-hands/69592/

I was unaware that such a debate even existed: http://www.slate.com/articles/technology/technology/2011/01/space_invaders.html

I still don't know what to think, though.

Good start.

Running off of a single drive definitely will make things slow. That's a desktop class bottleneck.

@g.jacobse that there are lots of idle users? I don't think so.

Anyone familiar with the horizontal and vertical synchronized scrolling features of Notepad++? What do they do?

You see it on wordPress and other blogs too. Just the nature of online registration.

It's a sign of popularity, though!

Texas, NYC and Silicon Valley are all doing well.

Just the nature of online communities. Any community will naturally have that.

How do you think other communities report so many users - more than seem possible?

Great blog post, thanks!

Someone in my office had that happen yesterday!

Seems that the stability has improved.

@JaredBusch not a full backup but closer to a backup than to "not a backup".

Very true. pfSense only makes sense if you have existing hardware to reuse.

The Benjamin Franklin Bache effect

A resident Bronie magically appears.

I agree with Denis. It's a nice way of tying what you pay to what it costs to deliver the service.

People will always complain. If they are complaining that it is always hot that's one thing. But it is a mobile device without desktop cooling. It can't be expected to stay cool in the sun on a hot day.

@Carnival-Boy said:

Ashamed of that My Little Pony game you bought?

No one is ashamed if My Little Pony.