I just built a 10TB (not usable) server for around $800.

I love squid. Plus you can do all sorts of fun things to mess with coworkers!

@tengobotas: Um, no. And you still don't get it either. You seem to think this a only music streaming service. It's not.

@tengobotas: Um, no. You could just copy that music to the phone and listen to it. Read the article. Look for key words like cloud, sync, and stream.

WHY DID YOU TURN?!

@rimplestultskin: It's Motorolla, however. Fear the signed bootloader!

@Nemesis099: You could install Chrome as the browser. Flash and PDF support are baked in.

@zjgz: Linux has great game support! What you're looking for is games to have better linux support.

@jazzytay: Thanks! I'll go check it out. I think I might have to wait for this though: [www.borders.com]

Speaking of demo units, what retail stores carry the Kindle? I want to test one with PDFs before I commit...

@peasant slayer: Is Chuck Norris the driver or something?

@notfred: In Soviet Russia, the road bends you.

Very cool. I've switched from the beta channel to dev channel now.

@Ninety-9: Already taken.

@archercc: I was hoping they'd do a reverse eInk of some sort so it would only require power to change what is displayed. And by reverse I mean light text/icons on black background.

I'm going to make a Task Killer Killer app and become rich and famous...

I loathe Dolphin but love LastPass. What to do, what to do...

@rebann: That additional $0.15 affects their bottom line!!

@Freezen: Boxee (the software) strips out a lot of the technical aspects that XBMC even has so I highly doubt you'd be able to access any kind of normalization settings unless they allow you SSH into the OS and get at actual configs.

Also, what's with the mixing of codecs and containers as video formats?