Sam, I believed that you were an incredible artist before, but this just blew my mind. Absolutely stunning artwork, you're truly gifted.

@AnthonyG123: It's their site. They can promote themselves as much as they damn well please.

Forfeit his computer? Why not just wipe his hard drive?

I find Minecraft sucking away more of my time than Solitaire ever did.

I say die, and here's why.

@synchronicityii: I bought the parts at a cellphone store down the street, so I didn't deal with the internet. The store specializes in Apple product repairs, so his parts were 100$ legitimate; I've used them before to repair my stuff sometimes.

@PopandLocke: It is 100% identical. I doubt the white iPhone is any different than this. I happen to have a cellphone store down the street from my house that does iPhone repairs etc. and they happened to have the white iPhone parts. He offered to do it for me, but I did it myself and saved some money. It's been…

@PopandLocke: Eh, no, I don't have pictures. But the kit is a little expensive if you choose to keep your original black parts (which is what I did, in case I wanted to go back).

I've had a white iPhone 4 since a couple months ago. All I did was order the parts, and take apart my iPhone to replace them. Took me about one hour, not too difficult. Looks sweet.

It looks like this design could have been more compact, but what's the use? The final product is in a decently compact format, and you never have to actually open this thing up...

@daftrok: Did you really have to find a way to bash Apple and make a completely useless comment at the same time?

@RecipeForHate: Oh no, not at all. I wasn't trying to imply that at all. In fact, I'm using a MacBook Pro. I love this thing.

@iphone_myphone: Just a humorous jab at his obvious love of simplicity.

Both of my parents worked at Procter & Gamble for about a decade. They still have company loyalty; they will only buy Crest, Pantene, etc.

I bet he has a Mac

Oh wow, this is the guy that Steve Jobs posted a video of during his Keynote explaining Antennagate

@blyan-reloaded: Indeed. Apparently, there is an extra layer on the side of the can filled with a chemical that upon opening the tab, will set off an endothermic chemical reaction and nearly freezes the beer.

How about those cans that Japan has that instantly cools the beer upon opening? I thought that that was the invention of the century. You could have a bunch of those cans laying around in room temperature, and crack 'em open on game time and sip on a super-chilled beer.

@dtownkid21: It's not destroyed, it's just taken apart. That MacBook Air is re-assembled and working at 100% by now.

I smell Boxee around the corner.