There was a program that scanned for wifi and wrote the APs it found to a .txt, was pretty useful. I replaced the PSP with a netbook though, I may buy Presto Linux for quick boots if I really need it.

My 1 year old Acer netbook is fine with Youtube, sure I'm not going HD, but there is no way that HD will work on the GMA 950 or the Atom chip.

@nolabar10der: I had some crashes in HL2 when I turned my pagefile off in Windows XP x64, though I haven't tried recently (I got windows 7 when it came out).

@pettiblay: I decided to go for both when I bought my Razer Deathadder.

@Rohit Chander: You could do something with

Now if they could make this offline and run on my Windows XP netbook...

I would totally do it if Rogers had a prepaid data plan and that plan supported tethering.

@0rlo: It may be more of a target because it is the most used operating system. What a concept!

@MPS: Agreed.

The fact that my backup solution right now involves a USB hard disk and a 120 GB USB disk attached to my home server... Right next to my main PC, I think I should be taking a look at this.

@1112: I have about five within 4 feet of me. #diy

@james.kuypers: I too am very annoyed at Amazon not shipping to other countries. I wanted to buy a pair of headphones that was cheaper on Amazon.com, [Amazon.ca] didn't have it. So here I am, two and a half weeks later after getting a friend from the united states to forward the package, with no headphones. The post…

I noticed Steam had a taskbar meter that tells you the download progress. Really handy when I was downloading an update for the Left4Dead2 demo. #taskbarmeters

@zjgz: Exactly what I was thinking. #clothing

@digitalmaddog: When browsing [www.shopgoodwill.com] I saw a few #feature

@bornonbord: Can you use something like UNetbootin to boot the original image off a USB drive? #feature

Oh cool, it's out.

Wonder if this stuff is better than PolyTar. It works pretty well, though it smells like, well , tar. #hair

@tylerf: Wifi cameras #security

@Raneman: There is always twit.tv