I have a TS-439 pro(4 drives as well) and it's the best electronics purchase I've made in years. I have four 2TB drives in a RAID 5 config, so 6TB of total space and it's safe if a drive fails because of the RAID5 configuration. It was expensive but the features it has, the qpkg's and their iOS streaming app makes it…

Apple please make the audio-out jack that's available on the aiport express, also available on the airport extreme so I can play music wirelessly and keep my other devices wired on the LAN.

Remember the first time you saw an HTC Evo and you were like "holy shit that phone is HUGE"... same concept.

There is a setting on the iPhone to set the amount of time before the phone is pin-locked. I have mine set for 2 hours so if I'm playing with it and it goes to sleep I don't have to enter my pin everytime just when I haven't used it for a while.

e34 M5. Man that's a car even though it's more than 15 years old.

I would care if I though SIM cards were to big to begin with but has anyone actually held one in their hand? It's a flat tiny piece of metal and plastic that you could break with two fingers. Usually it's placed in a tiny little slot underneath the battery. What about making batteries smaller? Batteries take up most…

At first I thought that this would be useless, until I realized that my dock was small,minimal and others keep many an item in their docks to the point you wouldn't realize what was missing.

If you think about it, iTunes doesn't really any features that Android doesn't at least in some capacity so it makes sense to focus on what the iPhone does better than what it does more of. I mean isn't that a microcosm of Apple as a company anyways?

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I think since Mac's UI has always catered to non tech savy, they disable cut so files don't get lost in the clipboard. In other words if an unknowing user cut a file than copied something else before he pasted said file, the average user would think it was lost.

What sold me on the thunderbolt was the use of displayport connection. Having video,audio, and now peripherals all able to daisy chain and use the same port is a real bonus. Especially for those of us that like to 'dock' our laptops, wire clutter is significantly reduced.

The reason I use IMAP is because when I read an email on my phone, it gets marked as read in Mail.app and in GMAIL in the browser, not the case with POP3. I'm not sure what the benefit POP3 gives you.

This is why I could never get anything done in Oblivion/Fallout. I would constantly be picking up every little item regardless of value incase I missed something.

I thought I was the only one! Only games I found it to be detrimental to was the God of War series. I never block, not even in fighting games.

One of my VGA cable's pins was of center and got crushed and broke off when it was forced into the port. It's been this way for years and I still have no problems with the picture. Why is that, shouldn't it mess it up at least a little.

Yeah because arcades are so popular these days.

The only problem I've seen on other's PS3s is a busted harddrive, which is easily replaceable. I've never even heard of a YLOD. RROD however I know all to well. My launch console RRODed 5 times before I just bought a new one.

Hey the gamecube was evenly speced against the xbox and was more powerful than the ps2. The gamecube lacked vital features, like DVD playback and online play, not horsepower. I'd have to say it was a tie between the SNES and N64. 2D vs 3D is such a radical change in gameplay, it's almost not fair to compare the two…

Yeah they said that about the Gamecube also

Who can get away with saying dingleberry and expect to be taken seriously or come across as combative in any way?