@ub: My iPod Touch barely lasts 30 minutes with WiFi enabled, it's ridiculous. Considering that the phone should be able to play video for 7 hours, you'd think that you could at least get 2-3 hours with WiFi enabled. That's always been a lasting frustration for me, since most other mobile devices can last a good 3-4…

@baron164: iTunes is just another example of Apple's notoriously immoral marketing techniques; an application that is obviously designed to be slow on Windows so as to convince Windows users to switch to the Mac. Since there aren't much stable alternatives though, I'm pretty much forced to use it.

@Alicemagic: You realize that if you simply restore the iPhone/iPod Touch in iTunes to normal, unjailbroken firmware, there is no way to tell that it was previously jailbroken.

Multitasking, it's hard to use, annoying that apps automatically remain opening meaning that unless you had a Jailbroken phone with SBSettings installed I'd quickly find that Zenonia 1, Zenonia 2, Safari, Notes, Galcon, etc would all be open and running in the background. Yes, I know that the phone freezes processes…

@TheFu: Yeah, if you're using a 32-bit windows, then software must be 32-bit, regardless of the CPU's capabilities. This is mainly because a 32-bit OS won't handle variables above 32-bit precision, and 32-bit memory addresses are used.

Now if only we could get Notepad++ for the iPhone *prays*

@Brad: Gentlemen.

I don't know if this really counts as a "hack" since anyone that wants to play ping pong would just use common sense to make a "net", no one should need a guide to simply place two objects as posts and some string/towel/etc as the net. The fact that that guy calls it a "project" is a little weird.

@cyber★: Wow, didn't expect such a, um, passionate response. Are you sure you read my comment, because I'm fairly sure there's a sentence in brackets explaining that the purpose of pointing the SMS vulnerability out isn't because I actually am paranoid or stupid enough to believe that there are hacker burglars running…

@improprietary: OH GOD NO!

@cyber★: That would do the trick for most 14 year old "hackers".

@harei: Smashing open a door is the quickest way in, but I don't think the neighbors will fail to notice a door being smashed down. Also, most main house doors (particularly the one in the picture, is it made of metal?! :O) are pretty tough and would take a few hits in order to open. This way, even a script kiddie…

This is great apart from the fact that SMS messages are incredibly easy to spoof. I'd use an encrypted tunnel through a Bluetooth connection instead. This has the added benefit of preventing someone from being able to open your door from Bangladesh.

@Nathan Dufault: [freakass.co.cc]

@Java-Princess: No problem, everyone's allowed to have an opinion, regardless if it's right or wrong :)

@anon534: Yeah definetly, though you should keep it in mind that that price quote is the value of each pizza, but you're not going to be able to purchase ingredients in small enough quantities to simply make one pizza for 30 cents, the guy bought approx $7 worth of ingredients, and that was in the smallest quantity of…

@salt_bagel: Odd, I don't think I meant to reply that guy, my comment was intended as a reply for someone else.

The reason his price estimates are so low is because according to the article he bought much of the ingredients on sale, so it's possible it could cost much more at standard prices.

@lolism: You've woken the dragon of abstract art fans, now they want your blood for daring to say that a painting of triangles is not artistic expression.

"Look Ma, I painted triangles!"