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It's absolutely nothing wrong with taking the money instead of moral/ethics, but the fact that Google had been doing no evil and suddenly pulled a U-Turn because of a lucrative market reflects how Google has changed.

And check out the "Google In Damage Control" story here, everything's changing.

Done!

Btw, if you are into clear case mods and can see all the other moving/glowing parts of your PC, then this is a cool mod... but it's definitely not worth the risk!

Sure, a lot of people (myself included) have run old drives with the cover off when ready to chuck them anyway or in an emergency have opened a drive, repaired it and had it survive long enough to get the data off safely.

However, who would really want to do this to a new drive / void the warranty / shorten the drive's life expectancy, blah, blah, blah... ?

Instead, I wonder when major hard disk manufacturers will start releasing drives with a clear top cover option? It didn't take long when it came to case modding for clear panels (and fish tanks) to start appearing from the factory...

This guy deserves a usefool entry.

One day I'll get around to making a window for my CDROM, so that I can see what's going on when there's no CD inside.

You should have not posted that iClod link. If you would have read their site agreement, you would have noticed the Do-Not-Slashdot ACT. Below is a quote for the punishment:
"Those who did not act swiftly or simply ignored the effectiveness of The Do-Not-Slashdot ACT had suffered the consequences of burnt-down server rooms and employment termination, just to name a few."

I should probably mention that the following sites are bad ideas because they make the ACT void (if anyone actually used them): Corel or Mirrordot.

Another victim not reading the Do-Not-Slashdot ACT 1996

Coral link here.

I think babies learn everything better than adults. I will stick to my 'brain is still empty' theory :) As we grow, we have more spyware/adware installed, and things tend to go more slowly.

With these new findings, maybe a super computer can be built with these analytical and statistical skills, then this computer can learn to speak like HAL.

nature.com is pretty slow now, given that it's using cgi-taf on a Dynapage.taf, obviously didn't read the Do-Not-Slashdot ACT 1996, so here's a coral link.

Maybe Apple can place a couple of these iPod "kiosks" in shopping malls, what's the better way to experience iPod mini with a giant iPod?

On a more serious note though, a real scary Halloween custume is Death framed inside a blue-tinted Window.

With so many images on one page, this guy obviously didn't read the Do-Not-Slashdot ACT 1996, here's a coral link just in case.