You guys had to ruin it for me with DIY instructions. I thought for a second that you found evidence that unicorns exist!

I always thought it was "Woke up like douche in the motor in the night"

Totally agree, with Starfox being the prime example. I gave up on that game out of frustration with not being able to control the ship.

This would make sense. The method to make it look like multi-touch sounds brilliant enough to get the effect. If the 3DS was multi-touch, it most certainly would've been a bullet point in the marketing campaign. I know Nintendo likes to surprise people with hidden features, but nothing as essential as multi-touch…

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So stupid. It's funny how the education system has always taken kids for granted, as if they can't figure out a way around the system.

Get Gordon Ramsey to the scene! He'll shape those lazy-asses up!

What good is 1000 minutes when you can 't even get the damned phone to stay connected? Oh , they mean 1000 dropped calls/attempted call backs?

You say that as if artists have the choice to leave...

Great show!

... then replace Alex Trebek with one of those jive-talkers from Airplane.

I personally always preferred NBA Hang-Time (which I believe was the precursor to Jam).

Interesting. If they're going to go this route, why even have pieces and spaces for them to go to (which would eliminate the need for it to have all of them infrared doo-hickies?) Just have it so you press a button, sit there and it plays your turn for you?

I dunno. I think from a Developer's standpoint, those who want to program their software to utilize the extra power will understand that it will take that much longer to develop it and plan accordingly. Those who need to crank them out will do so just like they normally would. There's no point of there being a notepad…

@p4w4rr10r: For Mac (9.0.597.84), it's wrench icon, Preferences, Basics

@timgray: That's a very interesting tactic with the non-profits. So do you just lit the donation item in the invoice, and that's enough for your accountant?

@Dan Whaley: Based off of hte comments in resulting from this article, I'd say it was worth it.

@TheAmazingOnionMan: It's ridiculous. Usually when we subscribe to a cell service package, you pick one and are allowed a certain amount (for example, 500, 1000, 1500) per month. I have a Nexus One which thankfully came with unlimited text with its' plan.

@Matthew Holland Suber: As the last review in the article mentions, devices receiving data from the hotspot doesn't get kicked off— they just stop receiving data until the call is done.