@Relyt: I agree. However, I think it only marks the beginning of the end of Mac OS X's use for a very small subset of people. Apple is marketing this for the average, non-computer savvy person. Personally I will probably not be using OS X anymore. However, I can see how and why it will attract more people to use…

*bangs head against desk repeatedly*

@baneyu: Very true. Let me revise my original comment:

I refuse to allow the government to slow our technological advances. It is simply preposterous.

@greytone: That's from the movie pi right? I love that movie.

Yes, the guy was absolutely wrong for sending an underage girl those pics. However, the father's over-reaction can not be justified. It is understandable that the father would be angry, and possible press charges. Torture, however, is not understandable. I don't care how many pics the guy sent or how young the…

@Jay Phelps: When I first started watching, I watched the whole first season + half of the second season without sleeping or doing anything else besides eating. I stopped watching after the second season.

I spent 2 minutes trying to click the play button for the video before I realized I was clicking the picture of the youtube video...

@grimjack28: I stopped watching when they tried to shine a ball of crap. At least the plane on a treadmill one was a little entertaining.

Whenever I send in my laptop for a repair I always remove the harddrive. I don't have anything illegal, I simply don't like the idea of a random guy snooping around my crap.

I'm glad my tips are being put to good use: [gizmodo.com]

This combined with the virtual reality pattern things that allow you to place 3d images and combined with some video goggles would be awesome.

It sounds like in the video they made it to 262 knots which is just barely above 300mi/h. I'd be mad if they stopped at 299.2mi/h.

It would have been cooler if they had used an integrated HTML 5 video instead of simply embedding a YouTube video.

@beanperry: You work for Apple?

That is amazing. As others have already said, it looks a lot like a movie set, or a scene out of a video game.

@Who's Soap?: No correction to the article is needed. I just wanted to make sure that people interpreted the article correctly. The rainbow picture has artificial color, as do most astronomy pictures. After all, looking at a picture that shows a gold color fading into red isn't nearly as exciting as a rainbow!

Just a quick FYI, 689nm is on the verge of human vision; it looks like a very deep red.

When I first read the title and saw the picture, I thought it was going to be one of those cans where when it's opened, a bunch of springs pop out to scare you.

I don't eat chicken nuggets that often, but if they kept them pink I might.