@fughedaboudit: This is an interesting concept especially where it has a definite floor and ceiling.

@grifter102: This epitomizes the naivete of most 'flat-tax' constituents.

@casperiv: casper...would you mind sharing this gem? I'd like to take it for a test-drive ;)

@xhedgehogx: No you are not.

@Almightywhacko: My Vostro from the Outlet is on it's 4th year as well. No problems to speak of...If you take care of your machines they last longer.

That is one EPIC hunk of mutton in that photo.

@jackburnt: I'm guessing he admitted to the slew of previous thefts...just and idea.

@DJKGinHD: HAHAHA, EPIC...I approve, +1 #getwutUdeserve

@Ron-Mexic0:

@Unionhawk: Good to know, I actually loaded Chrome back up a couple weeks ago to take it for a spin. I noticed that the adblocking was better. But I still miss "DownThemAll" & smooth scrolling in FF feels so much better on both my machines. So no Chrome for now.

@Harlan: Ahhh, that is good, however, kind of stinks when you're listening to a book that has a 30-person waiting list...or can you simply re-check it out w/o having to wait back in line?

This picture may not be, but this shouldn't come as a surprise. I have heard well-documented stories of people who went out "on the streets", and one of the items they took was their laptop...why?

@Schiffer: Wait, what?

@Schiffer: [twitter.com]

@moonshadowkati: Not unless she wants her own little Astro-genius

@kflott: Interesting, the "overdrive" integration may be quite the bonus. However, the nice thing about using OverDrive on your laptop, is that you could send the title to your device, and not have to worry about the 30-day rental period. Does the "over-drive" integration close this loop-hole?

@Samuel James Reha: Doooooooooooobie doobie dooo WAH......AAAAAAAA-gent Peeeee!!!!

Death to iTunes. Only use it when I have to.

Almost cool, but they are two different trucks entirely.

@Unionhawk: It's crap, if I remember from the last time I installed Chrome, it loads the page and then via Javascript blocks items, instead of blocking items at the get-go, without loading them.