I would pay $50 to see that exact panel with Mark Hamill playing Luke as the Joker.

Really? Time to list loads of things done by only 4 of the people on stage (because I got bored). Kim Possible, Teen Titans, Duck Dodgers, American Dragon, American Dad, Ben 10, Transformers, Batman, Ren and Stimpy, Doug, Space Jam, Extreme Ghostbusters, Animaniacs (and all the spinoffs), King of the Hill, Bugs…

Bender as Leia was absolutely fantastic. "Look at ma' boobies!"

DVD Decrypter is invariably my go-to ripping software, though it's somewhat harder to find these days.

Given the theoretically possibilities of LTE, I'd say we're stuck at 3.25G at the moment.

fwiw, 13gb/mo shouldn't be much of a drain on the network, if it's mostly done off peak. I'd hate a person more for using 2gb from 9 to 7 than 1gb from 9 to 7 and 12gb at night.

The point remains valid though. If you want to upgrade from iPhone to iPhone, you should be able to hang on to a great deal of the value between phone generations, assuming you buy and sell around the same time on ebay.

Jailbreak. Install XBMC. Download Bluecop's ESPN3 addon. Instant ESPN on ATV.

I would have more sympathy for your position if our bills actually detailed the device subsidy in the bill, and when said subsidy ended, the additional cost was removed from our bill. Honestly, even if it wasn't removed from the bill, I'd love to see some transparency on when the contract subsidy cost gets converted…

The problem with handbrake is that you are required to transcode into a single movie format like mp4 or mkv. Roosterteeth dvds are glorious, not just for the original movie, but because they have about 1,000,000 extras/PSAs/jokes hidden around that I'd prefer to preserve in an ISO. Now, if it turns out that Handbrake…

As a fan of good shows cancelled, pushed back, or whatever else have you on a regular basis in America, I can assure you that this is both possible and likely in a pure private disaster like ABC/NBC/FOX/CBS.

Nope. XBMC needs hardware to meet a certain OpenGL minimum that PS3, even with Linux hacked and installed, cannot meet.

Pretty much the only DVDs I buy anymore are RoosterTeeth dvds. Still, since switching from Win to Mac, I've never been able to find a useful, free DVD ripper, so kudos on this one.

I think, from now on, if I bother to comment on the fat hater threads, I'll just post "lol hipsters." There's really not much else to do with people who have found a safe category of people to hate.

Sherlock is pretty solid.

In my experience, this is possibly a good idea for smaller businesses and startups. It's a waste of time for the Googles of the world though, as having a resume that doesn't perfectly match the requirements tends to result in computer rejection.

Perhaps you don't understand how being part of an effective duopoly makes this particular rule of supply and demand wholly ineffective?

... I may be the only person in the world who approaches the phone as a book-device, but in that sense, Apple software is simply dramatically superior to Android software. Setting aside the DRM-laden Audible and Kindle apps (which are effectively the same in both platforms), iOS has Stanza for ePub, which has never…

Same Stuff Different Day is definitely the PC version of that phrase.

A zombie attack of fun!