@Nitesh Singh: Hahaha, you made a pun! A widely overused and completely ridiculous pun, but you still typed it all by yourself!

@pvcrisp: The left never fails to disappoint when it comes to bashing Fox News. That's the only thing they never fail to do.

@Daetaga: It's called hype. Of course you want to get people excited and hungering for more information. People heard about the Nexus One long before they saw the specs. Even before there were concrete details, people just heard "its awesome" and they got excited.

@Tim Schikora: "Hey guys, we have this...thing. I kinda like it, I don't know about you. Yeah, uhh, whatever. Maybe you should buy one...or not, I'd rather buy a new couch than this thing but you should buy it anyway."

@Cédric Pariente: It's simple enough to crack a windows password, I wouldn't even bother with something super difficult. All it takes is booting up a live Linux disc and a little bit of know-how to get your windows password.

@Kazerai: It's his job to invent stuff for the company. You don't see other tech companies running to give millions of dollars to their people for having great ideas.

@Kamatari +: By good quality do you mean 128kbps? When I download music, I look for circa 250kbps VBR. If makes a difference when you're using good quality headphones at high volume. You'll hear little things that bug you in lower bitrates.

@eliavictor: There's already a whole bunch of software baked into chips. Recently, Intel has been hiring more software engineers and hardware engineers.

If you care about your music, ripping it from youtube isn't a very good option.

Wait, 100 and 200Hz? What? Why? It's supposed to be multiples of 24, 30, and 60.

@BillyTheRatKing: I hear about 1st degree murderers that get 15 years. 40 years for not actually harming anyone and stealing under $360 worth of merchandise? Wow, that's insanely harsh.

@Harpsichord: In terms of percentages or just raw numbers?

@MePerson: I get way above my advertised speed, but I suspect that's just burst transfer rate.

@bunfoo: I use different passwords on all my accounts that I don't constantly access. Granted, I have a few variations, but its pretty much the same for Facebook, Gmail, Gawker media sites, anything I want to be able to log in without checking a list (or if I'm on a computer without mah lastpass).

@Fireflash: Then it would be $20,000.

@Roach: Everything is slowly getting integrated into "Live"

@ironblood: No, when 2 747s crashed and everyone died it was a tragedy.

@NanorH: "But I don't" TOO DAMN BAD IT'S REQUIRED BY LAW!

@Arken: What about all the other molten metals? Stupid steel always gets the credit.

@KillerBee: Well, thank you for your basic, yet completely irrelevant, understanding for melting things.