Protect the Queen!

They only way they're getting into my box is rubber-hose cryptanalysis.

Moral of the story - don't have parties where friends of friends of friends can case the joint =p

I don't know why people are saying "You die if you don't sleep; this kid is alive; therefore this kid has slept".

--You-- die if --you-- don't sleep. This kid obviously has his brain wired up differently. How exactly, and what that implies, we don't yet know.

I seem to remember reading somewhere that ducks let one hemisphere sleep while the other one stays alert, and then they switch over. What if this boy has something similar going on? He might not appear to sleep, but part of him at any given time is resting. That might also account for the reported mood swings, though let's not forget, he is a three year old after all.

If he really is able to survive without sleep, I think the parents should at least consider trying to put up with him until he reaches maturity, rather then reflexively reaching for the scalpel. In evolutionary terms, he could adapt very well to our modern environment where no-one ever has enough time.

Lack of sleep drives me crazy enough after three hours though, never mind three years...

I haven't been following the latest series, but that looks totally like an Illithid to me. A big, fuzzy, woolly Illithid come to suck the lint right out of you.

Although facial tentacles aren't anything particularly new. Cthulhu, Draenei, and don't forget, you still have Zoidberg.

YOU ALL STILL HAVE ZOIDBERG!

So do you know I'm going to do something before I do it?

Oh come on guys, it's The Sun.

#2: So it gets more difficult after age 13, where the challenges are unleashed?

Just call it "quantum transmission", no need to redefine the word teleportation.

Hey kids! Who wants to try out the Waterboarding station?

Scary. All it takes is a dodgy movement-recognition heuristic and I TOLD YOU NOT TO MOVE, HUMAN! BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG

That is insanely cool. Really, how long before the brain is the only organ that can't be regrown?

I had some tagging problems with Rhythmbox once - I could change the tag, but when I next loaded, things were right back to the original.

Turns out there's another tagging system, "APE" tags. I think they're written by the windows foobar 2000 music management software, could be wrong. Anyway, Rhythmbox seemed to be reading these tags fine, but writing any edits to the ID3.

I ended up just hacking the file in a hex editor, looking at the end of the files for the tags and killing the magic number of the other tag.

Maybe your problem is similar? Amazon might be writing tags in a bunch of different formats, but your tagging software is only modifying the ID3 section?