So... the world is made to know already what Ubuntu 8.04 will be named: it's 'Hardy Heron'. This choice has a good and a bad side to it.
First the good one: it made me dicionary-lookup the 'heron' word (and stealthily confirm the 'hardy' one, since I wasn't completely sure about its meaning any more).
The bad one: I lost my secret bet about the next codename (which was 'Hungry Hungry Hippo').

Am I the only one who
Am I the only one who misread "Heron" as "Heroin"?
I guess I could see how
I guess I could see how misreading it that way could happen, especially if you don't recognize the heron as a bird. Apparently our brains don't process words letter by letter unless you're just learning to read.
If tehre is smtohing taht is
If tehre is smtohing taht is ttoally ovreraetd tehn it msut be 'seplling croretcly'.
Acocrdnig to a sutdy of the Cmabridge Uinervtisty it is irerlvnat wehre ecaxtly I palce the ltetres of a gievn wrod -- eessntail are the frist and the lsat ltetres olny. The rset may be a ttoal mess, and you can stlil raed it OK wihtuot any maojr porbelms...
the smae sutdy fuond out hoewver, taht araon-sytle of non-cpatilaiztoin is a cpatial crmie agianst 'prasabiilty'...