the US does have a tiny competitive soccer program of its own: Bowdoin College's Northern Bites. In 2007, they won the international RoboCup, won the US Open RoboCup in 2008 and placed 2nd at the international RoboCup in 2009. In the competition you see above, I think they took 3rd (it's difficult to tell which…

I've never heard of it before, so I went ahead and checked it out.

I can't stomach Chrome until Adblock Plus is ported for it. I like my Web like my music; used without giving money to people who are ripping off the people who do the real work.

I smell failsauce. I can't get it to play more than one album in the new thumbs view, which in some cases for me is one song... Which is quite a far cry from the endless shuffle I always use in Cover Flow view. The genius sidebar is unneccesary, as was the mini-store introduced with 7.x, and the genius feature itself…

Anybody have any opinions on Launchy vs. Rocketdock?

What does this have to do with the car being [apparently] R/C controlled?

This could be ridiculously useful for school research projects where I have to find, say, ten different pictures of Robert Oppenheimer.

This method worked until sometime yesterday, until Scrabulous went down for good (globally). *cries*

It's a well executed visual design, but the problem is that the search results suck. For example, if I type in "gmail" or "economist", I can't for the life of me find, respectively GMail or The Economist (which I'm used to seeing first in Google). If a workaround could be employed to use Google's search results…

@pcx339: AHAHA! You have just unwittingly completed my scheme for world domination! Seeing as I figured out how to call cmd on the locked-down-tighter-than-shit PC's at my school, I can now brick any cpu on the network. Lolz.

Epic phails on my computer with a GeForce 2MX integrated 32mb. Something about shader 2.0 unable to load rendering engine. Too bad, it looked like a sweet replacement for WindowsPictureAndFaxViewer (which makes me want to kill myself every time it loads).