@Kaiser-Machead v.2.1.1: I did the same thing, and ended up with this:

I was able to connect my Facebook account, and found a couple friends that way. I then disconnected my account cause I didn't want to leave it connected. So it did work for me last night, briefly.

@PN - goopplesoft: Six metric tons of talcum powder.

It's not the cheapest solution, but I'd suggest investing some sort of solid-state solution for data storage. If you have $400,000 worth of video sitting on three consumer grade "rugged" drives, I think it'd be worth investing in something truly rugged. Of course, if you want to be hardcore, look at some of the…

To re-enforce the point that everyone needs plates, the Presidential limo's have DC tags on them, though I doubt Obama has to go wait in line at the DMV like everyone else :)

I just heard on NPR that RIM and the Saudi government came to agreement that would put a RIM server in Saudi Arabia to allow for monitoring of Blackberry data.

I just heard on NPR that RIM and the Saudi government came to agreement that would put a RIM server in Saudi Arabia to allow for monitoring of Blackberry data.

@Yamato: I'm pretty sure that if you are having custom rooms, and houses built, you can afford to have someone come in and clean for you :)

I really wish RIM had stayed focus on their core business model. All of these "pretty" features just add un-needed complexity, and often cause more problems.

It wasn't that long ago (2 years roughly) that Microsoft finally stopped selling Windows 3.11. [www.windows-now.com]

@Unionhawk: Better yet, they said I use Verizon, which I did when I originally got my phone, and then ported my number to AT&T. I think it's just doing a fancy guessing game for all the numbers they don't have (which I bet is quite a bit still).

How about not at all, since I still have an iPhone Edge?! :)

It's being slow!

Charities get it for $75 for the full Professional Pro version! :)

@OrbitalGun: Don't forget to add the extra hour for waiting for your brand new Blu-Ray player just load the freaking disk!

With Windows 7, I just use the keyboard commands to do the same thing. Windows Key+Shift+Arrow Key lets me move windows back and forth.

I just wish you could completely remove this whole damn Libraries "feature". I bet someone finds it useful, but I've yet to find a use, and it's going to make rolling it out in our organization hell!

For YouTube videos, I use YouTube Downloader HD. It works well, is simple and easy to use, and lets you get HD copies if they are available.

16-bit! Windows 3.1 all the way baby!!