@Minbad: Nice Photoshop.

@mattn2: Man, i liked pip when it worked, but now with everyone using satellite dishes or digital cable boxes, it just wont give you more than one feed at a time, sucks. I guess surfing the web while watching tv in the pip window is kinda cool... nowhere near 300 bucks cool... maybe 100 bucks cool, yeah, that sounds…

@.Trenchant.: I was just pointing to how most celebrities who have had any kind of terminal disease only care about curing it until they're cured, then we never hear them speak of it again except when they whine on morning talk shows. My respect for jobs is up a few notches.

@virgilstar: Using cat5 cable kind of defeats the point of the article though :/. On top of that, its considerably more expensive to blanket your entire house in cat5 compared to fixing your wireless.

So maybe hes not a douchebag all the time, good on you, jobs. He gets quite a few points for being one of the few big names out there who tries to help with a medical cause AFTER hes been fixed.

@Skydog: I was thinking the same thing.

@Spoony Bard: Im not entirely sure either, i know about the searching TV overlay, and apparently it does picture in picture with the tv/browser, but it has to do more than that for 300 bucks right?

@Liam: Wait, i dont think the remote is included is it? It seems to imply that its sold separately, and beyond that how is that remote worth 130 dollars...

@Adam: Wow, that is a pretty nifty little PC.

@Mr.Anansi: Hahaha, nice joke, wish i would have thought of that.

@Gothamite88: Im sure they would have made it just as revealing if they could figure out how that magically stays on her body.

@DunnCarnage: Its mostly a wow thing, it is a pretty big deal, and if you go, you get some kind of cool something thats actually worthless in-game.

@midgarddragon1: They're on good terms, nintendo granted them special dispensation to use their copyrights in the movie. I think it just doesn't work on the wii, its kinda low-spec, i know the game doesn't look like much, but that doesnt mean it can't be a beast to run.

@FlawedHero: They have this program that runs on bots on good ole irc, its called megahal, it sounds just like that.

@sjschwar: I think so... we usually consider an atom as the smallest unit of measure, i dont know why we ignore the parts of an atom, but that seems to be how it goes most of the time.

@derek.dj.tech: As i remember, there is no passing down copyrights as far as music goes, so the estate couldn't really own it, the copyright expires based on the original artists date of death.

@staticfive: Yeah, it hurts, but on average you'll be fine, i've been shocked quite a few times, and the worst i got was some minor burns and soreness.

Won't you have to have someone with, i guess, marksmanship training (do they have that for grenade launchers?) to actually make it near the struggling victim. It seems like the victim would have very little controlled mobility outside of calm waters, so wouldn't you have to get it within just a few feet of your…

I've never actually checked this out, but i always assumed that most 'classical' music would have fallen into the public domain by now and therefore be free?

@Ryan: Think of it more as a Zeppelin, i know technically its not quite, but its close enough, and definitely pushes it over the line to 'infinitely more awesome'.