@DemonOfTheFall: No, who cares what the origin is. It doesn't apply to torrents so they shouldn't leave them in RAR'd format. All this does is hide whether the file inside is legit or not.

@dougdeep: With My Nexus One using CM5 and now CM6 Transdroid like to crash when it's running in the background. Great app but not without it's problems.

@Pointless: How does German or Volkswagen say it all when it comes to inside out cars?

@darkless: Does it?

I have a NexusOne with the CM 6 nighly rom on it and it is wonderful!

@comrade_leviathan: No it doesn't do nav.

@cruzer555: Chill out fanboy, I have had a 1G and 3Gs iphone and now I have a nexus one and the hardware is very well made. They are both good so just calm down and people can pick something that works for them.

@GhostAmongMen: That would be amazing! Hurry and tell someone talented at XDA

@Cupajo: ha ha, perfect response!

@SquareWheel: The folder is just a shortcut to your local Applications folder. All you do to install the app is move it to your apps folder and then run it.

@gameraboy: Just get DynDNS and then you have just one address for all your remote torrenting needs. Anybody know how to get into the webUI without needing a special port, my work blocks everything other then port 80?

@vein11: I want a huge screen that is also super dense, best of both worlds ;)

@madisomi: philosophsaur: It's not just you, I don't like the way he is whispering everything at me in what he thinks is seductive but what is actually just creepy.

@lodown: Most seems to stay in the fireplace and the little bit that does get tracked out stays on the brick around the fireplace. I have a small place so I don't have a lot of options. It is also funny when people see the cat go into the fireplace and they can't figure out why.

I put my cats litter box in the fireplace since I never use it and it has a vent and with the fireplace screen in front nobody can see my cat doing his business.

@jpitsch: Fanboy

VOTE: Mozilla Weave (Firefox Sync)

@abhiroopb: And dropbox has a running backup and you can restore a file that has been deleted just by going to their site.

@fhall1: I did not know that, thanks for the great explanation!