It's only a matter of time before Curiosity starts posting stories about how some rock is infected with a terrible disease and asking all its friends to share it. Then it will start liking videos which say "You won't believe was Rebecca did on summer vacation", providing its personal details in hopes of actually…

What about the ability to 'like' things it finds on Mars? It can post to FB and Twitter, right?

For this comment alone, you are now my favourite writer on Gizmodo.

The real question is whether it has apps. What good is any piece of electronics nowadays unless it can be used to watch YouTube or play Draw Something?

It's this kind of drama that draws me to Neo-Geo.com. It's absolutely mind blowing what goes on there.

Yes, it uses OEM keys, but any valid key will serve the same purpose.

When you install an update for a product on your computer, do you lose all your settings? BIOS updates can easily be developed not to touch certain settings. Many computer manufacturers embed the system's serial number in the BIOS and they continue to release updates without any problem.

This really solves nothing. The license key itself isn't what makes it easy to pirate the OS. It's tools like Windows Loader, which bypass the activation system, making it easy for anyone to install pirate copies of the OS. So far, there's nothing I've seen in Windows 8 which will make this more difficult for…

The Acekard works without trouble. I still prefer playing DS games on an actual DS, as the scaling on the 3DS makes the image too soft.

You can disable it, so it's not exactly being forced. I do agree it shouldn't by any means be the default for desktop systems.

In general, Mountain Lion is working pretty well. The OS feel just a little snappier, which I didn't expect.

Anyone else think "Polymorphous Perversity" sounds like the name of a System of a Down song?

This is ridiculously funny! Unfortunately, it appears the article at The Onion has been taken offline.

This should hopefully mean we'll see a build for the OUYA once it's released.

I'm sure that's still a while away. They'll need to set up the infrastructure first. My guess is we'll hear about that after Jan 1st.

I ordered the playing cards this year.

If I've taken the time to call, why would I hang up and text? That's just silly.

I'll happily shell over money for one of these systems, but it's going to have a fairly limited audience. It's audience is the same as GPH products or the Open Pandora, except it's not a portable system. Hopefully the hardware specs will be good enough to at least emulate SNES without frameskip. If not, it won't go…

Now they can concentrate their time to explain the questionable fascination people have for the Kardashians and Jersey Shore.

I'm going to call it now ... MS will provide a way to play Xbox games on Windows 8 based PCs.