@vinod1978: Or a woman's hand?

@Animal_Chin: I was wondering where you were going with that. Then you circled right back around into relevancy land.

@RikD: I tried that once with Time Warner when they disconnected my 'nets for downloading Heroes. They didn't care. It's the responsibility of the consumer to protect their own connection.

@nutbastard: The problem is that it's still probably going to cost you more to fight it than to pay the $2,500 fine. This is something they're obviously counting on in order to bully the money out of people.

@Whitson Gordon: I've been using foobar in Wine for a while. It's not bad. It runs as well as anything else I've tried. Although, what I'd really like to get working is Amarok...

I see nothing but cables!

@phipsi180: You're right! It must be that simple. There's nothing else here worth looking at and Macs are stupid! (Unless you actually look at the pictures of the workspace. Then you'll find an organized well designed home office.) Why don't they ever feature ones with mismatched furniture and rat's nests of cables on…

@UnderLoK: Did that pun go over your head? Or does yours go over mine?

Who knew vaginas paid so well.

@abzolutxero: Only in it's simplicity. It is basically a dedicated application launcher. It doesn't have a lot of other capabilities that QS does. That being said, I dropped QS for Spotlight a while ago.

@Harkonian: and I'll provide the positive pregnancy tests...

@eggnext: I use Android lock too. It's biggest flaw however, which makes it not a an acceptable alternative for people looking for more security, is that you can get to the home screen and turn it off during a call.

@Tony Bullard Jr:

@cdb273: But not OSX :(

Do the extensions work with Chrome applications? Or better yet, is there a way to keep the regular tabs while using an application?

@wilberfan: ha! you're giving trannies a serious look! zing!

@Willard Schmillard: ahhhh, it all makes sense now.

That's pretty cool, but what are the legs near the wall for? It seems like it should just have a hinge/support on the wall and one set of legs.

@jupiterthunder: Nope, doesn't work with ESPN.

How about making a whole site available as a web app? (with Air, I already know about Chrome, Prism, Bubbles, etc.)