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My vote goes towards arch. As others have said, I've been using it for a while, and the only time I ever have a problem is when I try and experiment with my tower :P Also some other advantages to it (IMO), are: The way it manages package It's lightweight and fast The Archwiki Easy to work...

Yes, it is a good example of the thoughts of the few who have posted here, but you are assuming that every person who reads this thread will post. I'm sure there are a fair amount of people who read the thread, and don't post, but if there were a poll, they would vote, but not be bothered with...

I think a poll would help. It allows ED to see what part of the community thinks. Also, one can participate in the poll without reading this thread. All they need is pictures of the layout and pick which one they like.

I like the idea of the greek letter layout. If we add colour to the buttons, I think we'll be golden. I agree with _wb_, we need a poll for this to go anywhere productive.

plain ol' smoked ham in between homemade wheat buns.

Please be sure to post pictures with a hand written note of you name in the picture.

According to this article, 4096-bit RSA is crackable by listening to the sound of the voltage regulator. I haven't read the research paper yet, but it does make sense. A switching regulator would change frequency to compensate for voltage drop.

So, if I decide to do the "wait until I get what I picked from the survey" option, do I have to do anything else? Or do I just wait patiently?

you could just make your own using a lazy susan or something similar for the rotating portion.

Currently I'm running Arch with openbox. The nice thing about openbox is it has fantastic multihead support :)

fun fact if one could convert the mass of 70 skittles into pure energy, it could power the entire US for an hour

^^ cockcroft-walton multiplier right?

Yes, be sure to get some rest.

Command & Conquer https://www.youtube.com/embed/t2cn0nGob4g?feature=oembed

Oh, I wasn't aware of that, and you're right, at that price I'd just get the extra ten and go for it. Also, if there happen to be any preorderers out there reading this thread and yelling at the screen, I'm in craigs queue, and I think this is completely fair.

Just wondering, why is there not an option for getting a rebirth pandora for a price in between 300 and 100? I don't really feel the need for a one Ghz unit, but I would like a rebirth.

Don't breath the fumes either......

Tom and Jerry

Well there is one way that I can think of, but it involves FPGAs. So yeah, cheap screen is a good choice, maybe a PSOne screen?

The new Smash Bros for the Wii U, I can't wait kick butt with megaman.