I'd bet dollars to doughnuts that a consulting group like Accenture created that PowerPoint Slide and that they used MS Project to do it, too.

Save yourself the trouble and just get a wireless RF adapter. There are inexpensive models (around $50-$100) that work very well for this purpose.

What? No "Back to the Future"?

Don't panic!

@cloudnine: ?

@Google: Privacy is Job 1: Exactly. Late to the party - no extra charge above the NF subscription.

You mean something that Windows Media Center has had for the past year for free?

Meh. How about none of the above.

@mattycakes: I so dumb =/

Ummm... it's the 21st Century now... The lightbulb... like in the picture... that was the 20th Century.

@Zing: That was funny as hell! BTW, I have a 2 year-old daughter and can so relate, but I do judge other parents now whereas before having kids I could have cared less.

Literally an hour ago, I was just pumping gas and the woman across the isle was yelling, "Shut the Fu*k up!" at her crying infant. Yeah, way to parent.

Someone forward this link to Venice, Italy.

I'm going to bequeath my Avid Meridian hardware to my yet-to-be-born grandchild.

Why didn't they put the USB port in the most obvious spot? Seems like they dropped the ball on that one.

My cat will scratch your eyes out.

Wow, was that video produced in 1975? Stunning... just stunning.

It's full of stars.

One point twenty-one gigawatts! Great Scott!!!

"This is the police! Hand over those soiled boxers and no one gets hurt."