Well, with your Motorola RAZR being replaced with the Droid RAZR, I don't think you should be offended by Lifehacker. Be offended by Motorola replacing your phone. :P

If you do that though, you might as well spend the $5-15 (I don't know AT&T prices) for the 2GB plan so you don't have to worry about it. If your spending some money, might as well get a decent amount of data.

Because it's not Openbox. Openbox has themes and all for it. Compiz themes don't really exist AFAIK.

If you're going to install Compiz, you might as well use a full DE with it. I don't think Compiz would work too well by itself. It's a window manager like Openbox.

This isn't really my cup of tea, but it's probably a decent distro. I don't see the point in it for myself, but I guess it has uses for others. If you're going to use Arch, might as well do it right and install it yourself. Plus, that's the whole philosophy behind Arch anyway.

The Incredible got Gingerbread I thought? Or am I thinking of the EVO? I don't see how you don't have it because the Droid X has it and they were both in the same gen.

What sucks the most about the Droid X2 is the locked boot loader. With that, you probably won't get ICS for a long time (if Motorola doesn't give it to you) because you can't run custom ROMs as easily. I have that situation with my Droid X.

I'm doing this for a tablet. I won't be running the stock ROM for long. It will just be until support is added by CyanogenMod or MIUI.

Except those high quality Android tablets that have a similar processor and RAM are twice as expensive. The Nook Tablet is about half the price for the same specs.

It had more use before all of this technology. I believe it was created to get more daylight out of the working hours. I don't see a point now though.

Chromium doesn't have a stable version for Windows, only nightlies.

Great suggestions, thanks. No need to apologize. ;)

Don't forget Sonic Colors. That game is a blast. I think the last year or so was the best for the Wii because of Nintendo bringing back tons of classic franchises.

I may have to look into that.

Approving.

For some reason, I feel like no one reads any other comments. I said I got the bundles in a previous comment. I don't care too much. I just find this funny. :P

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Thanks. I'm proud to say that I own two of those games and haven't really touched them, The Binding of Isaac and And Yet It Moves. I got both from Humble Bundles. I'll check out the others.

I have UT04 and I even have to play that by myself. I don't see a reason to get UT99 when I have UT04. Thanks though!

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