@stevewoz: Don't worry, when I make it big, you'll be the Steve I thank.

@masterofTHUMBS: Binary John Barlas. Nice.

Wow, while they're at it they should probably sue every CompSci class that uses Java too.

@fate47 - meh.: I heard it was even better than Google's rival gSpot.

Ever since I was a young boy,

@Hello Mister Walrus: I heard when it bounces back it wavers at the end... so we don't really know.

@Derek Chan: How in any way can you profit from this? Steps 3-4 seem misleading.

@vein11: Amazing? Awesome? Awwwrgasmic?

Alas I'm at the beach that week. Anybody want to set up an event for the OBX?

Damn, I'm too tall... by one centimeter! You think NASA will make an exception?

Do the finger gestures work with Windows?

So when will this be up on Make? Or Instructables?

@Mark Wilson: Clearly if you have anything less than a optimus maximus, you shouldn't be using this computer.

The writing in this article? Amazing.

I did some research and found out that the website is hosted in Málaga, Spain. So apparently the "most powerful nation" can't even host their own website? What's up with that?

@Lite: an adventurer is me!: Hmm I just checked for myself and found it pretty easily. Check lines 381 to 384 and you should see it.

@ceilingFANBOY: For something that big, 20 RPM is pretty fast. It's just under three football fields long and makes a full rotation once every three seconds. I'm not sure the birds are safe.

@tj:

#latenighthaha ?

Before any of this "downloading an HD film from iTunes or 100 hours of music in less than a second" becomes possible the ISPs of America need to step up their game.