@BishopBlaize: I run TVersity on a winXP virtual machine on my Ubuntu file server.

@goldeneye: Looks like there are working dv9000 on ebay for $200-$300. You could swap the hard drive over to a used one and just keep on computin' for under $300.

I have a Gizmodo (or maybe Lifehacker) article request.

@jacobestes: Nothing a trip to ikea couldn't fix.

@aec007: agreed

@Stem_Sell: +2

@AngryPenguin: Ditto here. And I don't feel I'm missing out.

@skygrunt: Not true at all, you need to be sure the DPI of the scan matches the DPI of the output. In fact the results can be very accurate.

@GeicoCaveman: You argument sounded tempting, but I took a look and it looks like they charge you $3.99-$5.99 for shipping on your "free" replacement.

@victoriajhay: Thanks, that answered my question about getting just the doors!

That Ikea hacker blog makes me wish Ikea was closer than an hour from my house.

@xFrap: That's what we did. The $30 per month is just the data plan. Since he had a basic phone before, his bill went up by $30, but dropping the Mifi reduced it by $59.

My parents are always on the road and they had a Mifi pocket router through Verizon as their only internet. I talked my dad into switching to a Droid with wifi tethering. He's WAY happier and his internet bill is half what it was since the data plan for the Droid is $30 and the Mifi was $59.

Step 1. You find a lost cellphone.

Let me save you the search...

I've been doing this for a while now with Android and DCU's PC Deposit app.

you: I can't be the only one who does things like this, right?

True no one will steal it, but it has nothing to do with the lock.

@shenanigans: I see you've never been to Texas.

Where do you find Z rated turf tires?