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  1. Re:Not if the writers got anything to say about it on The Future of Digital Books · · Score: 3, Insightful

    But things cannot be created from nothing. Energy and elements would be necessary to make the required molecules. I think Snowcrash by Neal Stephenson had a cool 'replicator' technology. As I recall, there was a 'pipe' that delivered the elements to your house and then your home device put them together into whatever you wanted. Basically there was an Element Service Provider. Wealthy people had a fat pipe, so they received many elements quickly and could make things very fast. Poor people could only afford a small pipe, consequently their items might take weeks or months to make.

  2. OpenMail on IBM Challenges Microsoft With an Ad Campaign · · Score: 1

    If only HP had not caved to the MS pressure and ditched OpenMail. OpenMail was sweet. It could scale way beyond Exchange while providing all of the same features.

  3. picture of Paule Mercer on Samsung Steals the Brain Behind the iPod · · Score: 1

    Put a picture of a hot Korean chick on the screen instead of Paul Mercer. That will help sales.

  4. Re:An Atari 800 on What Was Your First Computer? · · Score: 1

    5.25" floppies kick ass

  5. Re:Concept Photos? on iCell in the Works? · · Score: 1

    This is a known fake. It is from applele.com and was already posted about in a previous comment. See "Possible Look of iPhone" above.

  6. Re:"Nasty format war" my foot on HD DVD Demo a Disappointment · · Score: 5, Informative

    Samsung already announced they would make a unit that can play both HD-DVD and Blu-Ray http://www.techspot.com/news/18625-samsung-to-supp ort-hddvd-and-bluray.html

  7. Re:Finally, can I turn the GUI off on my server? on Vista's Graphics To Be Moved Out of the Kernel · · Score: 1

    But you don't need the GUI on the server. You can manage AD and Exchange from a Workstation running MMC.