Fastest-selling or fastest-free-upgrading?

Yes, please!

I would if I could get more than a 2Mbit/s connection in my neighborhood!

@lamintak: There was a similar discussion on car talk a few weeks ago. as @ckcallen said, your way is totally harmless, but downshifting will not only make your brakes last longer, but improve your fuel economy as well.

1280x800 on my busted laptop that I have to prop up to get the screen to work. So i usually end up using 1024x600 on my EEEPC.

@misterfuzz: Looking at the other partition's files, I mean. The dual-boot would be relatively simple.

@nerve11: Doubtful. Windows does not natively support Apple's file system and I don't think OSX supports NTFS natively either.

I had no problems at all with gmail yesterday. Was this just a US thing?

I have a really nice plan from o2 that gives me a fixed rate (10 euro/month) for unlimited data but only charges me for the minutes and texts i actually use, so depending on my usage, my bill ranges from 12 euros to 20 euros per month.

this is what ebay is for

I called Dell once when my old PocketDJ froze up and got connected to some Southeast-Asian woman who told me her name was Abraham Lincoln.

I wonder what people are putting under the "other" category??

Although I find the idea behind Bing brilliant, it is generally hit-or-miss when it comes to results, especially when searching in a foreign language on the English site or vice-versa.

Hell yes! If they charge for TiVo, they can certainly get away with charging for Hulu.

Something I've always wondered about browsers... If IE is as bad as its rep says it is, why doesn't Microsoft just make a browser thats more secure and user-friendly? Or since large companies love it for some reason, why not make an enterprise version and personal version? It's not like they don't have the money or…

VOTE: Lenovo IdeaPad S10 (with 6- or 9-cell battery, of course)

What about when the bottle is almost empty and it starts making farting noises and splattering pancake mix all over the place?

I dual-booted OSx86 Leopard on my Acer Extensa for awhile (with Ubuntu on my other partition)... drivers were a real pain, there was no battery meter, and I had to stay on 10.5.2 because updating would cause it to realize it wasn't a Mac and brick itself. I was therefore unable to install iLife 09 or iWork 09. All…

@jslizzle: You can get a decent used one for about 20,000 euros. (I'm not joking, these things aren't cheap.

Wyzo's site says its not yet available for Linux... but maybe it's because I'm using 64-bit?