@yossarian: They all do this. There was an io9 post about some astronomy thing that said "And NASA has no idea what it is", then the article quoted someone at NASA explaining it.

@Adam Whitehead: Agreed on all parts. In fact, the visuals and music reminded me of another Boyle film, 28 Days Later. I love the visual style, and the music is the most memorable part of that film to me.

EXCELLENT lead image. Sunshine is a very under-rated movie.

@Tvini: I actually liked the Kwanzaa song, but yeah, in the first ep he was definitely the best part haha.

You know, I'm not really a fan of Al Gore, but he's HILARIOUS when he's on this show. And therefore awesome.

I'm actually really liking The Avengers. The sheer amount of crap destroyed is AMAZING.

I have no problem sticking to my plan. Get home from work, rip the DVD, and whether or not I watch it I ship it back on the way to work the next morning. I get a movie on Tuesdays and Fridays. Every one without exception so far.

@audiophile8706: How do you know it was Google? Doesn't this sound EXACTLY like something Apple would do? (Yes, it does)

@Segador: It's not like that. One time I DID lose the music I bought on iTunes, and I couldn't redownload it. I emailed them, and they said it doesn't work like that, but they gave me a one-time shot to redownload everything. They said they won't do it again.

@ryan.hillmann: Yeah but we all know there's dozens of ways you could rip the media on a PC.

DRM issues? Explains why Netflix isn't on PC then.

I know a guy stranded on the boat...heh.

"And astronomers have no idea what caused them."

I've had this for two weeks. Friends didn't believe me.

Look, just force healthy food places to give out toys, too. Problem solved.

@Benny Gesserit: I actually forgot about scripts haha. You know, the HUGE part of CHDK. Good point!

Doesn't CHDK not actually void your warranty? It runs only from the memory card, so if you pop it out, boom, you're fine. At least, that's how it works on mine. If I take the memory card out my camera is back to defaults, and no one would ever know the difference.

@jayrock423: I was about to write this, Dropbox has always been free.

@Regal: Yeah that's true. And people in the US very very rarely switch carries with the same phone.

Great, more Apple proprietary stuff.