Maybe next time a homeless person sets a fire with a dollar’s worth of scrap lumber it won’t cost a major city 25 to 60 million dollars to fix it. That says to me there’s a serious weakness in the system. And what are they doing to fix it? They “were actually able to find enough relays left over in [their] system that [they] could salvage out of other jobs [they] had to do this work” — in an old closet, one presumes — so they can restore it to its previous vulnerable state. Brilliant.
Only 1455 days until Dubya is no longer President. ‘Nuff said.
Continuing the proud SEC tradition of football players being arrested for possessing large amounts of marijauana is Mississippi State offensive tackle Richard Burch. Only this time, instead of a garbage can full of the stuff, he had an ounce. C’mon, Burch, can’t you do better?
Target has yanked the Mac mini from its online store. No word on why. Suspect Apple’s elite server ninjas had something to do with it.
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