If you have GPS and data on, Maps looks at received GPS coordinates and gets info over data connection from database and then displays your location on map. If you don't have data connection on, you get GPS coordinates from satellite but Maps is unable to look them up. Instead of pointing out that you need data…

That's of no use. I was recently in Italy and my providers roaming fees are something awful. So I precached 10 miles around Malpensa airport and Centrale railway station in Milan, around hotel and training centre in Genova. I also created and saved instructions for bus rides and walking routes. I checked all this…

Something good comes out of every exchange, I guess. A good laugh extends your life for a 15 minutes, yes? However, I still wish to make the (original) point - none of the consoles are anywhere near being a media center (i. e. device which handles all your media needs - playing all sorts of music, streaming video from…

In case you have problem with certain letters let me rephrase, please: the black NonWorkStation Mk III Sony manufactures doesn't look much like media center (i.e. apparatus capable of playing back and sometimes encoding many popular (read: widespread) media formats) either.

Mayan priest and Tomas in The Fountain.

No. Xbox (and PS3, too) won't become ANY kind of media center unless:

'And when they have hair, it looks like the Führer's moustache!' Oh boy. And the North Korea guy standing up and confessing the Beloved Leader inventing and building the UFO invasion fleet with his own hands was utterly priceless.

Ahem, Mauser is not a soviet pistol, it's german.

I guess this is the case of us both being somewhat right.

Oh, I will. But just maybe we should learn to clean up after ourselves instead of launching ourselves into space to do more crapping? Look at anti.fishki.net/comment.php?id=15434 and tell me it's going to be any different.

_Whatever next - Ads in the middle of Blu-Ray films?_

Cool, we could actually start radioactive contamination somewhere besides Earth!

Um, I was in training in Italy last month and our instructor told us how he was giving a course to twenty or so hindu guys, who were shaking their heads most of the time he was speaking. He got quite nervous because two hours of 'no, no'-s can do that to you, right? At the end he asked, what was wrong with the…

I think you got the order wrong, hair thing must be the top one. Otherwise, perfect score!

I see you've missed most of 'blockbuster' movies during the last twenty years or so. And most of flops, not to mention couple of indie flicks. Oh, and I admire you because you obviously have no tv set at home.

_The WHOLE POINT is to eventually allow mankind to spread out and colonize first out own solar system, then (if possible) the galaxy. _

Sparrow update fixed the problem.

Here is an old (nineties) joke for you:

Just did it. Verification showed double entries for all three mail accounts I use with Sparrow. Repair removed doubles, but Sparrow still keeps asking permission. First Aid doesn't show anything abnormal any more.

I have a problem with Sparrow 1.6, for some strange reason it keeps asking to use my keychain, even if I pressed 'Always Allow'.