@TopoX84: lifehacker has a great article on why this doesn't do anything. [www.lifehacker.com.au]

@nedjo.mitrovic: most systems won't allow you to boot from a SD card (my Laptop has a built in SD slot, and it still won't boot from it ://) if you try though, lemme know how it goes!

@justice23: spam.

@EmmaFrost: at least somebody gets it. :) lol.

@holyspidoo: well said.

@BluScrnOdeth: you are farly right, however it is possible to brick your phone.

@kschang: pretty much...i was thinking

@kschang: all valid points, but if you do have root access and know what you're doing it could be possible.

@BluScrnOdeth:

VOTE: vark.com

@Luis: a good 4 digit pin should not be able to be cracked in 10 tries, however certain platforms may be succeptible to brute force and/or other attacks that render so short a password useless.

@BadgerDave: set a strong unlock password and enable the wipe data after 'x' incorrect passwords. (i set mine on 3)

@das7002: @Nitesh2:

@ant1pathy: right...makes sense.....

@danielblakes: Also, MD5 Checksums match on the 'old' and 'new' files

i don't know how...and it goes against all i've ever learned about data compression and audio encoding......but there really is no loss in quality.

@David Ciani: capital one?

@Whitson Gordon: haha this comment made me laugh. good to see our editors are still human sometimes :P

@earle117: your pc connected by ethernet should automatically have the highest priority, and for the 360, i would check if your router has a setting for prioritizing gaming traffic. my d-link has a setting called QOS engine...this is what it says about it:

@Jimmy1: most companies do...you can still 'steal' the analog channels (1-75ish), but any digital channels will need a company-issued decoder. :(