How does one request permission to use that term (cannot use it here for fear of being sued) from Citigoup? I mean, I don’t want to be sued for the multiple times a day I use those words. I would happily go through the effort, as I am sure EVERYONE should, of sending a written request to Citigroup requesting…

That is pretty cool. Still takes some effort, but at least it is an option.

I guess I am lucky. The closest Comcast office to me rarely has a line, and it is in a relatively busy suburban strip mall. The two times I had to go to get cable cards for my Tivo, they were nearly empty.

It is hard to get a sense of real scale in the video but it does indeed look like a giant fucking gator.

Always and never are probably not the best words to use here. It may be safe to say that it is likely or unlikely, or may never, but technology seems pretty good at finding solutions to problems.

I just spent the cash and had a company come and run 30 home runs of Cat5e to my garage, where I installed a used Cisco 3560Gig switch. Now the whole house is wired for 1Gig. Also had them run some ceiling flush mount rear surrounds and relocate my sub. =) Very happy not having to rely on daisy chained dumb switches…

I can see why Blizzard is upset. Who makes a game with hyper-sexualized women and expects it to be misappropriated in such a way. It is a real shocker.

That truly sucks. Hope you are in a better job now. Filing a lawsuit can be more trouble than its worth but in my expert legal opinion (I watched a lot of Law and Order), you may have a discrimination case there.

I cannot truly know what it is like to dress in women’s clothes, but can sympathize. As for what is considered appropriate attire, to me it really depends on your customer or audience. A lawyer or doctor may wear something more professional (I know that term is subjective) but anyone else should be able to wear…

OMG. I had not thought of that.. .if they did not key off the meth, they would certainly be interested in the burritos. Next time they should just wrap the drugs in doggie treats.

I think it is sort of funny that folks are not crying foul with these sorts of exclusivity agreements. I mean, I understand them, and this is entertainment, not basic services, but I am not a fan of the idea of only being able to consume or purchase content from a single provider.

I pinched my finger good on a couple magnets that were about the size of a stick of trident gum. Man those things are STRONG.

Wonder if that is why I am getting a lot of friend requests and messages about my GT over the last week. Looking to see if I am still alive.

So get motivated. Write your elected representatives, get your franchise laws changed to allow more competition. I know it is MUCH easier to just complain about everything the companies are doing to prevent it, but if you do nothing, they have all the voice.

Also, it is not possible to guarantee your speed across the entirety of the Internet. You can only attempt it on the network you own and control. If I give you 100Gig of bandwidth to your house, that does not mean that you will have 100Gig of connectivity to that porn site in China, the state next to yours, or even…

I get it... we all like to hate on cable companies. But how does this “cancel out competition” exactly? How do you go from zero competition in cable markets to less than zero? All that has changed is the letter head on your bill. If you had two or more cable companies to choose from before and now you have less, than…

If I can have it control my entertainment center like a harmony remote and interfaces with home automation systems and lighting, I am in.

That sounds a little hyperbolic. I mean, it would certainly make it easier to get on board without having to check my handgun.

If only there was some search that could be done with a network of computers to come up with candy or sweets that begin with the letter “N”. Maybe someday someone will invent such a thing.

That does not explain why it is cheaper to fly from Buffalo NY (stopping in Philadelphia) and continuing on to Florida, than the same flight that actually stops in Florida.