When I was in college parking spots on campus were very, very scarce. This was especially true for people who took night classes.

@tasteskindasalty: I was thinking the same thing. With those guys behind the camera and Ford and Craig and the others in front, it's gonna be really hard for this movie to suck.

@Phokal: So far I like it. The screen is amazing, the hardware is pretty fast. I'm not using the SD card yet 'cause the guy at AT&T told me I should wait for the first update. Also, once you put it in, it becomes part of system memory, so you can't just pull it out. Due to that I'm gonna wait to get a 16 or 32gb card…

I was about to be really pissed off, but they don't even have the Samsung Focus which is the one I picked up.

@qcom: I've had my Samsung Focus with WP7 for 4 days now. While I am still figuring it all out, you're right. The basic design premise is awesome and will only get better as they tweak it.

@The Lab: While you are correct, there is a huge issue in this country with obese children, I think this is going to far. Here in NY they forced all food establishments to post the calorie count for the meals. That should be enough for any parent with half a brain to figure out what is right.

@Hello Mister Walrus: Have you ever been to a mall during the holidays in the NY metro area (I live on Long Island)? Closing all but one entrance would be like tying to funnel Niagra Falls through a straw. :)

@Hello Mister Walrus: Actually, it's simple logistics.

@GeicoCaveman: I would go one step further and suggest you don't even try to remove the keys from a laptop keyboard. There is a 99.99% chance that you are going to break one of those tiny plastic pieces and you can't simply replace them.

@AgentSmithAndWeston: HPs usually have a few screws on the bottom, in the battery area that you need to remove. Then pop off the plastic piece just above the keyboard. There will be 2 screws under that. Take them out, slide keyboard up and disconnect ribbon cable. Reverse the process to install.

@MB814: Priceless. I would promote you or whatever if I could....

@Who's Soap?: I am sure they did, repeatedly. But the jungle canopy not only hides people from view but acts as an insulator. I would guess that infrared and thermal images from above were as useless as the normal ones.

But.. but.. how do you smash and tumble a stack of fake amps at the end of the show when you trash all your gear like The Cult did in a show I saw back in '86? :)

@geolemon: Android, from what I can tell, was built with more than just handheld mobile devices in mind. WebOS is primarily for smart phones.

@geolemon: Not really. This product has probably been in development a while and re-starting with WebOS would have delayed it.

I'm not the biggest fan of their music, it is pretty good but I am more of a metal fan. But their videos are by far some of the most creative and fun videos I have seen in years.

@aku_joedpa: OMG! I did that on my first AMD CPU, I think it was the original Athlon. There were 4 sets of "dots" on the top of the CPU. They didn't have the heat spreaders that cover the entire chip like they do now.

@DingoJunior: The big deal is that with 99% of the software simply opening the package means you agree to the license. You know, the one that is either printed on a piece of paper INSIDE the package or on the disk that is INSIDE the package that you must open.

@Tony C: Ahhhh yes, the good ole' days! I too had the original 3dfx Voodoo in the form of the Diamond Monster 3D card. Then there was the Voodoo2 card and I even had a Voodoo3 before switching to nVidia.

@geekening: That is part of my triple play package. I get the TV?phone/Internet along with 3 set top boxes (2std, 1hd) and a HD DVR with the Home Media option (watch shows on any box, stream movies from my computer, etc) for $145/month.