Sun just hasn't been the same since Oracle bought them.

Don't discount the getting older/not enough time explanation...For me, it isn't just nostalgia for the inherent qualities of FFV, VI, and VII (and Zelda Link to the Past and OoT), it is the reality that I just don't have the luxury of spending 100+ hours losing myself in their worlds, no matter how polygonal and spiky…

*crosses Star Wars off Netflix queue* :(

They'll probably add the shiny in post.

I'm about halfway thru, and already don't want it to ever end. :(

No, what MP3.com did originally was buy 45,000 CDs and uploaded them themselves to their servers. Users had to own a copy of the CD, but they didn't upload their own content. MP3.com argued that it amounted to the same thing-the courts disagreed. Amazon isn't uploading anything, just providing a bit-bucket and a…

$1,000/year for you, novadj

1,000GB of space is the max. For $1,000/year.

Amazon's argument is that it is just storage, so they don't need to get the music labels permission. Users have to upload their own MP3's to the online drive. Kinda like Dropbox-people just upload their own stuff to that as well. But, yeah, I'm sure they'll need some good lawyers :p

$100 a year for you.

What about Crisis Core too?

Really? From my experience, it was immediately clear the iPad 2 was faster in just regular usage-not just in apps, but scrolling, pinch to zooming, etc. Safari was faster, apps opened faster, switching between apps, faster. But YMMV, I suppose.

Consumer Reports gets a lot more publicity by taking on Apple in this fashion. Remember their initial iPad 2 impressions? "Not any faster than the iPad 1 from what we can tell". Clicking gold, I tell you.

Actually, I use the free part all the time. I use LogMeIn to access my work PC from my home Mac, and vice versa. For free. Always has been, actually.

Who could possibly replace Benny Hill?

They not only still make computers, they sell more computers now than they ever have in the past.

Just doesn't have that cuddly aspect of the original.

I am both excited and worried about playing this game. Mostly excited. But a bit worried.

inside Matt's head: *don't...stare...at....legs...*

AT&T 3G is like the Adobe Flash of the telecom world: "Next year it will really work-we promise!"