@scrapplejoe: xmarks is separate but yes, it does work on the iphone as well, via their website.

@DfizzleShizzle: I really find this argument difficult to understand, and I've heard it several times. To me, you either create and enforce rules or you don't. If you like soccer without hand-balls being called then you can watch rugby. Why anyone would want that coke-snorting cheat's goal to stand is absolutely…

@Snes: this is exactly the problem, really. It's actually always the problem, and I experience it professionally almost daily. When the old guard is in charge, they cling to the past though the world has long ago advanced and solved these old problems. We have to wait until they're ousted before we're able to…

@Sanx: +a million

@itchytooth: same here. in fact, when my parents first had their HDTV set up the guy plugged in the coax in addition to HDMI, but the TV selected the coax by default. so i caught them viewing HD content downscaled to SD from the cable box to the TV, then stretched out to 16:9 when displayed on the TV. i almost had…

@conchster2: i doubt it. the problem is that other people have different preferences. as distasteful as it is to us, some would actually rather see less of the picture if it means being able to fill up their entire screen. and if consumers hate the way they release the films, why wouldn't the studios change it? of…

@runplaysleeprun: instead you'll have to prank call the french.

@nbergseng: they do actually have video here:

32" lcd for home-daylight

32" lcd for home-daylight

Before I had a nice big empty white wall, I used wrapping paper. More reflective and less wrinkly. Also cheaper than a sheet.

am i missing something here? does it do OCR? otherwise, what's the point?? cameras and phones use JPEG, which is just as ubiquitous as PDF, and if you have to use a computer anyway (to upload the photos) then you can convert a JPG to PDF with any number of free programs. plus you get to avoid the bloated acrobat…