@DJKGinHD: People are old fashioned. They like paper.

Fail. Besides, I don't really care about the product unless I can connect a receipt printer to it.

@Margatron: Sometimes it goes the other way around (or so says my demented mind). I once re-purposed a piece of a gun as a ski, then some time later saw a new Lego set do the same.

@Kaiser-Machead: Definitely. More parts is always good. I would build this Star Wars sets once, take them apart, then have cool new pieces to build my own stuff.

Man, I miss Lego so much. I was a Lego monster when I was little. I wish they weren't so expensive, I would so buy this. You are never too old for Lego.

Microsoft should team up with Google. Kinect integrated with Google TV? Yeah...

I honestly forgot that Growl is not built into OSX. I have no recollection of downloading it, and it is incredibly seamless.

@Atsumi: I just picked up a Sigma 70-200mm f/2.8, and it focuses like a dream.

@Almightywhacko: The Droid X is just a codename because the model number hasn't been released, I believe.

This has been a long time coming, though I find it odd that Apple is waiting until Synaptic is starting to close the gap on trackpad technology.

He didn't find the phone. He found the phone, and then leaked a picture and specs onto the internet.

I can be really OCD about window management, so this seems like it could be amazing for me.

@dotCARBON: I mean, you can only expect an algorithm to do so much. I think the key thing is to realize that, like the spot healing brush before it, content-aware healing/fill is best used in small doses.

I really don't get the blue lights, but the panorama desktop (screensaver?) is pretty awesome.

You lost me at "doesn't actually taste like bacon."