Don't know if it's been mentioned here already, but Cyanogen 6.1 Final (Froyo 2.2.1) that was released earlier this week is a fair bit faster than Cyanogen 6.0 (Froyo 2.2). This is on my G1, oldest Android device there is.

@MrRomero: lol, reminds me of the Panda Cheese adverts with the obnoxious panda

@lespey: I'm HUNGRY damn it, I get cranky when I'm hungry, go get my chinese takeout and we can put this all behind us.

@SnowHydra: that's brilliant

@lespey: don't put words in my mouth - I didn't say "why learn?", I said "unfortunately, I would have to learn".

hmm, from the title I thought someone had managed to finally break statistics!

@The Intangible Fancy: having been housemates with someone with that kind of OCD, I kind of feel guilty for not having to lift a finger with housework...

@mb: no no no, it's all about personal liposuction cell phone chargers, now you HAVE to eat to keep your phone charged

Reading the comments below, I see a lot of people agree that you can do just as well with plastic bags or other methods of compartmentalization while packing.

essentially what we're doing here is converting human motion into electricity. In other words, a more ethical way of turning fat into electricity without having to burn fat people.

@froynlaven: lol true, I never thought about it that way, I guess it's one of those things that constantly gets reinvented out of need.

@infinity8245: a long time ago, when we still only had one computer in the household, I used to hide it in an obscurely named folder in an obscure location nested very deep in the folder tree. Unfortunately at some point I forgot where it was...and had to live in constant terror of someone accidentally discovering it

avoid the wrath of librarians, use phonebooks instead (or Twilight novels, that's ok too)

now your coffee will be bath-water flavor! Very nutritional all that dead skin...

so basically you're using just the arm out of the whole projector? That's like repurposing an old car so that you can use its wing mirror as a bathroom mirror.

@trs: someone with a lot of teeth

@MrBrownSound: phones can be tracked - one day I will find a phone small enough to fit in my wallet, or a wallet big enough to hold my phone...

@CougarAries: your only problem comes when you let the other person call it...

@joeny1980: The article summary misses the point completely. The guy goes on to say that he'll make some low-value but guarenteed returns by saving money on consumables, and he puts the rest into the bank so that he can invest when an opportunity comes along.

OK, let's investigate this train of thought: