This *is* the second iteration – this is a consumer (features removed) version of the QuNexus http://www.keithmcmillen.com/p...

The QuNexus also has control voltage outputs for directly triggering analog/modular gear.

That's cool, but there should be salting. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salt_(cryptography)

... because they can't figure out how to post to Facebook with a Droid, obviously!

But it still has the problem of not being able to link to the internal sections. Good job!

I think that Apple's expressed lack of interest in native apps in the first iteration of the iPhone OS were to discourage people from waiting for a feature and to maintain a competitive edge via secrecy.

Quick Google says:
64GB SSD = $86
64GB RAM = $2000

The grep command doesn't even work because the ### isn't quoted!

If you need to actually reboot your machine, you can always run Windows Update.

Can't you setup browsers to prompt to create local storage?

Uh Apple desktops in the 90s

ExFat doesn't work on all versions of 10.5, making it essentially useless for real cross platform use.

Only FAT filesystems are truly portable between Windows and Macs & FAT is a terrible file system no big (> 4 or 2 GB) files. Totally useless for many tasks.

I understand "big changes" in Linux distributions that have a day to day impact on all users like switching to X.org or Unity are important events. But most people spend about 10 seconds tops interacting with Gdm every day. It's just not that important for most users.

DVD? With DRM? Stallman?

How is this news for nerds? More like News for Office Drones!