@PinballFan: Mine goes over 9000. (sorry was too easy...)

@GC: Not entirely. Most gamers use wired stuff because, regardless of how good wireless tech is there will always be more latency (even if not much, but every ms counts) and the ever occasional hiccup with wireless stuff.

@FiskFisk33: I fear for your atrophied muscles.

@Ian Logsdon: If you click through the sources "SFoodie" it mentions a publicist for the restaurant said the people in front of them got the last table.

@pist: What about gnomes?

@Dustin Faulkner: I dunno i think he thinks they all have the same facebook app or something. I think he thinks that BlackBerry got 1.3.0 facebook app a year ago and Android just got THAT VERSION now, and doesn't understand they're all completely separate apps that have nothing to do with each other.

@demiipoet: Does the version number really matter to you that much?

Can i get like $12k of that? Not asking for too much here Mr Billionaire x40! Help out a poor grad student!

@pist: Hells yea get out of trouble quicker!

@lantic: Really? My Droid boots in around 30 seconds and the only times I reboot it are to flash roms and themes, etc..

A lot of people are talking about the Uncertainty Principle as if it's a law that states you cannot in any way know the velocity and position of one particle.

@Michael Crider: And every poll shows ~50%ish of users plan on jumping ship to iPhone or Android.

Features are cool but how well does it perform?

@WingedGenius: Pretty sure a lot of Droid users will be on OCd 2 gig kernals within a year. 600Mhz... it's like going back to P2 days after having a 32nm Clarkdale.

@BGR: Too smaller!

This could actually be useful for people living in smog areas.

@Archie-Tekt: I think you migt be missing the point a bit. If they're going to "curate" their app store just do it consistently.

@tande04: How are waiters costly to restaurants?

$600? They're trying to claim it returns 15% of the energy of your heater. Ok, let's go with that.

wtb arrows post!