@Corvus-Corax: Still two deaths away from getting there. But that can't happen soon enough.

@m57: That seems to be the general consensus. Apple gave us fire wire and it was cool for a few years and now it sucks.

@taoprophet420: Hard to forget it when it's what every person with a computer uses every day.

@tedknaz: Wait, firewire was good?

@Pretty Sneaky Sis: I'll take it.

Is it bad that the first thing I thought was "[Launching probe. Lithium deposit found.] Alright, only 5200 more lithium before I can get Legion's special ability."?

@Smeagol92055: I have to second this. As much as I believe that TNG was the defining Trek series, the one that made even non-geeks want to watch; well, I just have to admit DS9 was the most fun series to watch.

Tired of little prom princess sized phones? Want a full-sized phone that will pull your pants down if you put it in your pocket without a belt on? Droid does.

@silver-bolt: Well, it was actually a pick-and-grind at the League of shadows. They refined it for use in Gotham.

@silver-bolt: Like I said, magical powerful hallicinogenics that literally scare you to death and also just happen to occur naturally. (Not to mention that whole "microwaves that only evaporate water but don't in any way affect the people right next to it or anything else, for that matter" bullshit method of…

@Jux: OMAP at 750 would knock the pants off of a 1GHz Snapdragon and then pull them back down, just so it could knock them off again.

@NeoAkira: OMAP at 750 would knock the pants off of a 1GHz Snapdragon and then pull them back down, just so it could knock them off again.

@The_Geb: Why not? Venom isn't really all that less plausible than Ra's Al Ghul's super magic scary gas.

If it's Nolan's last Batman film, could there be a better place for Bane to make the Knight fall?

@crimsoneye: And don't forget all of the Giz bashing that has happened since the whole iPhone 4 debacle.

One of my favorite things to point out about cyborg rights is how athletes are treated. Athletes with prosthetic legs are often labeled as cheaters, and treated as though they purposefully got their prosthesis to be better and participate in the sport because they have an advantage.

@medopal: So yeah, clearly nobody here actually understands the problem. When you have 500+ wireless networks occupying one building, nobody gets a good connection because of the interference.

@—Tito—: Hey did you hear that saying douchey as many times as possible makes you cooler? I think you did.

@medopal: Except for the interference from the over five hundred wireless hotspots...

@Smidget: I figured as much, but figured why not give him the mobile option, as well.