I'm sending you the bill for my new keyboard! LOL

Given the name and T-Mobile's frivolous lawsuit over the color magenta, am I the only one that read the title "Douche Telekom reportedly..."?

Read much?:

"Currently the technology is poised to be employed in the company's forthcoming £75,000 (about $150,000) Aspid car..."

car =/= steering wheel

@b10hazard

Good point. Don't forget Daewoo, Hitachi, and Fuji (whose 'Heavy Industries' division makes Subaru) as well.

English, let me show you it.

A whole new meaning to "No glove, no love"?

Yes, Fedora in a roundabout way, is Red Hat's free offering. Though it is technically owned by The Fedora Project, it is based on Red Hat code. In a nutshell, Fedora is Red Hat's test bed for bleeding-edge software. Typically, before a feature/software is added to the RHEL (Red Hat Enterprise Linux) lineup, it is extensively 'tested out' in Fedora. Once it's deemed safe and stable enough for commercial use, said feature/application then finds its way into RHEL.

At least, that's how it was explained to me by the instructor in the RHCT certification course (at Red Hat headquarters, no less).

This would be one of the rare occasions in which that statement would be valid. Mankind = pwned (and no, not Mick Foley)

*gasp* Is that the sound of a nail being driven into the iPhone's coffin?

Hmm, guess not...

I'm sure you forgot a 'bbq' in there somewhere...

kthxbye