@muzzaml: For me, it'd be for calendar and contacts.

@Akio Morita: Puerto Rico is a territory of the United States, just not a state.

@2nd White Line: Not that I support piracy, but anyone of the current generation who has an interest in the Beatles has very likely downloaded their music already.

@grimjack28: Illinois, graduated in 09.

@Nexus6: Hell yes! I picked up Half Life 2, HL2 Episodes One & Two, and Team Fortress 2 for I think $21. I actually already owned HL2 though, and yet Steam once again proved its awesomeness in that it let me give the extra copy away as a gift to a friend. SO AWESOME.

@Nethlem: Sounds like more of a problem with the integrated Steam store (not sure what it's called, haven't used it in a while) rather than with the other elements of the platform.

@grimjack28: Huh? I went to a rather shitty public high school, and we had home economics courses, including several on food preparation and nutrition.

@CubemonkeyNYC: I remember the article I read saying that he did in fact manage to run underground. I don't know how that would really work. Regardless, the point still stands that he had less-than-ideal training conditions.

@The Squalor and the Fury: I used to be so good at English and grammar. Now I've been out of practice for a while. Clarify please:

@cmdtacos: You'd be surprised.

@MACPollo: I love how all the pictures from that high up look like CGI. It's really cool how, from that distance, the stuff in the atmosphere is able to play so much with what we see.

Movement is all relative, so really this doesn't mean anything.

@jetRink: I feel the same. Not to nitpick, but it's important to say that *software* piracy doesn't fit the definition of theft, as piracy of physical goods still does exist and fits the definition of theft pretty well.

@hvrock13: It's considered trespassing.

@Skunky: #commentoftheday

@Motor_Yakuza: They'd still be military personnel and therefore held to the same physical fitness standards as everyone else.

@A Magician Named Gob: "Apple's deigned to let Skyfire, an iOS browser that transcodes Flash videos into iPhone-friendly HTML5 on the fly, into the App Store." RiceBandit is right, that doesn't make sense.

Love this idea. I wish I would have thought of it sooner.

@NinjaTaco: Or just tap the time/battery/signal bar at the top of the screen and it scrolls all the way up to reveal the address and search bars.

@sygyzy: I have the 17" Macbook Pro and travel with it all the time. Not a problem.