Thanks if I win it...

First!

I've always had fast updates and syncs. This morning I did the update, that went fine, but after 20 min's of syncing just podcast I gave up and made it stop. And it made me 15min's late to work this morning. Thanks Apple.

And the unannounced feature is it kills your monitor if you try and watch a movie on it...

Just wear some of those Kanye West glasses and you wont notice a thing...
http://thelastgasp.files.wordpress.com/2008/06/kanye-west-400a071107.jpg

Here's mine I did a while back. Saw how to do it on another site, but it's good that it was posted here too because it opened up the technique to other people. It's not like the Christopher guy invented it...
http://flickr.com/photos/unclejerry/2730646972/

Well this sucks if it's true. (for me at least) My ibook just died about a month and a half ago and I bought a new Macbook... Maybe something will go wrong with it and they will have to replace it with a new once since I have AppleCare....

She looks like she's from the Sims...

I used to love playing Master Mind.

So... I don't know anything really about using the terminal for OSX so dont think of this as a stupid question, but one where you can enlighten somebody... Why would you want to burn a disk from the terminal; inserting a disk, typing in the command and hopefully the right file path correctly; instead of just inserting a disk and dragging the file to the CD and clicking the burn button?
Are there any extra/hidden benefits to using the terminal to do this?