@bobkoure: That's not what I got from him. He says: "Could I use the thing as a computer, using the wifi when I needed to, but not actually have any voice service attached to it?" He doesn't want a voice plan, sure, but he doesn't want a data plan either - he's gonna use Wi-Fi only. From what I understood, "all the…

@Wolfess:

@fivelroo: The Milestone works even without a SIM card, you don't have to use a dummy SIM card.

@MPS: Hi! I can't help you.

@Shashank Agarwal: I can't help you but maybe I can make it easier for others to help you: a sidebar? What version of Chrome are you using? I subscribe to the Google Chrome Releases blog and they never mentioned a sidebar.

@MBGooner: An open-source Flash alternative is a very nice concept! But... it didn't work.

@cruud: Turns out I was wrong, bohn002 up here found a more popular one.

@Webran61: Easy: open the Start menu, type msconfig and Enter. (If you're using XP, click on "Run" and then type msconfig.)

@zombies.like.lattes.too: Not yet, but even though it stars Sam Rockwell (really great actor!) people say the movie's not that good. I'll give it a try, though!

@Buster Friendly: If only I had the 8400M! Darn it!

The Ting Tings! It's on the mixtape above, and I really like them. I'm into British music - mostly indie rock, but Ting Tings pleases me too.

@Mr_Bloggerific: "KitTeas" deserves a heartclick! :)

@zombies.like.lattes.too: Fight Club! I watched it six times in one week and read the book. Blew my mind completely. My favorite, by far.

@whiteflea: It should work with Google Reader: "You can even go a step further and subscribe to the [something]-free link as an RSS feed."

@Zuzax: Go here for (very simple) instructions: [gizmodo.com]

@JanetCarol: I'm trying to lose weight too, and I can give you this advice: avoid soda like the plague. Even though diet soda doesn't have sugar - which increases appetite - it still is carbonated, and can increase the acid levels in your stomach.

Offline backup tip: GFI Backup

I've recetly installed Ubuntu 10.04 using wubi, thanks to this How-to guide. I'm loving it, I can use the boot menu from Windows and I didn't have to create any partitions (things tends to blow up on my face when I partition) and it works smoothier than Windows.

Making Flash work under Linux

@B_Dizz: Baby steps, baby! Baby steps!