Best successful hack story, ever.

Funny. :)

Either is fine really. The breadth of options is so great that you can usually find something you want, if you care to look.

I'm not what most would call "old" yet, but doing anything I do on the web with a phone is pure misery... except maybe quick emails.

He also had towels. And was in a kitchen, presumably with 100 other things he could use. It's just a demo video.

Yes. You open the rest with the bottom of a Bic lighter. Someone always has one around.

Maybe the photos, clockwise, are "back uncovered", "back covered", "top covered", "top uncovered".

His MySpace name is "TheAngryPimp03", I believe. So the theory that he's a roid-head seems sound.

Exactly what I was thinking.

They're a walmart of internet services. They have everything and they're generally inexpensive, but they're also not the place you'd usually *prefer* to do business if you can reasonably avoid it.

Or the various Google services elsewhere that do this? Google Voice highlights every phone number I see for click dialing, right in my desktop's browser.

As an average user, I like that they're fixing stuff and making regular use better. As a nerd, I'm pretty grouchy about their attempts to lock down my device.

An interesting read. My method is slightly different. I soak bratwurst in beer and then burn it with fire.

In your gp's defense, I've noticed dizziness is listed as a symptom of virtually everything.

No, you're right, it's not very high on the list.

And this is a crappy thing to do.

Relax people. I think we can agree on something... nobody should reduce themselves to this kind of savagery over a $2 waffle iron.

Or IpGet.me to get someone elses IP easily. :)

Big fan of Jungledisk, where you get to choose the storage service behind it (Rackspace or Amazon).

You're right, there's nothing particularly special about the Elite service.