Google Music is already integrated well with Android; I've been using it since the beta was out:

You know what would be smaller than a SIM card? A username/password you enter into your phone when you buy it. Then you don't need any extra hardware at all, and you can still switch devices.

I know the US is lagging behind in terms of broadband speed, but I haven't heard any comparisons for mobile data.

QFT. I'm staying on Sprint as long as they have unlimited data...

You can also do it with a server API call.

Someone, write up an RFC!

OH MY GOD, THEY SUDDENLY GOT 4,294,967,295 HACKERS?!

RFID chips are passive, they have no battery, no GPS, no CPU, nothing. All they contain is an ID number which can be read using an RFID reader chip.

It's actually good for development because the ARM emulator for PC runs as slow as fecal material uphill in january (Note: the iPhone SDK doesn't actually emulate an ARM chip). This is on a pretty high-end rig, too.

Because God told you to. I'm glad I'm not.

This is (probably) why it doesn't work when you go directly to the IP address: [httpd.apache.org]

From the source article: "If it proves out, that better understanding of laminar to turbulent flow — achieved through the detail investigation that followed the first failure — may yet prove to be the major product of the HTV-2 program."

You forgot the quotes around excellent.

He spelled Konnichiwa wrong. -1 point

This logo was also suggested at one point.

Well, when I've seen them, they're usually somewhat related to the current article.

If you're interested in more along these lines, check out BBC's "All Watched Over By Machines of Loving Grace" They should all be on YouTube.

To be honest, they drive me nuts. The main use for them is that the person that creates the link can track information using it easily...

IT'S GONE TO PLAID!

Why, because we have all the money? (by "we" I'm definitely not referring to the state)