Cue random-ass Tom Petty song with 80s over-production.

@MattSTKC: Explain. Chrome and WebM is open source.

@The SmacK: IE has had plugin support for a long time, actually. It's just not as popular/well-implemented as Firefox or Chrome.

@Steven Ansell: Why do you need to use IE to watch BBC?

@smegz: DoubleTwist, which has an iTunes-like interface.

No 1080p? Oh right, iTV 2 (3?)

Not to mention keeping the flash on makes for a very terrible-looking photo. Your subject looks awful, and the background is under-exposed.

@ncs.one: The article says it doesn't work with the 3G.

Copy and paste the letters from an Amazon product description to form piratebay.org in address bar.

So when I drop my iPhone 4, it'll bounce right back into my hand?

Android is based on Linux...Linux....I just want Netflix already, goddammit!

Until I read this list, I had no idea what an "ottoman" was. All I knew about it was that it's the name of a Vampire Weekend song.

@scarbrtj: "The Ballad of John and Yoko" always seemed me to like a real oddity in The Beatles library.

Allow The Beatles on iTunes? No.

@theamazingpete: You need to jailbreak your iPhone/iPod touch to SSH into it. And then you install OpenSSH from Cydia. To connect, you use the IP address of your iPod/iPhone (found in the Wifi settings), and then for the user/pass, it's root and alpine, IIRC.

WHAT THE FUCK, GOOGLE?

American Idiot came out in the 2000's.

@BenjiS: For the few who don't use a BB for business, probably. I have a few friends my age (16) who use BBs.

@ZhannTk: Thanks for that. I'd heard about it from BoingBoing. They don't allow recording in the Ghibli Museum, but I guess someone sneaked in a camera....

It's the back of a phone.