@TheCrudMan: Your paradox is screwed because the infinite time - infinite possibility ideas stems from every possible thing physically possible will happen. Perpetual motion machines aren't. It's pretty much saying that if you have an infinite design space, every POSSIBLE configuration will happen eventually.

@Arken: ahhhh. makes a lot more sense now.

@Grindhouse Murders: no way an Intel scientist gives birth to snookie. no way.

@Kamatari +: Just set your android browser to desktop mode or when you go onto LH click the link to see the "original" site and bam.

@Wade McGillis: Huh. I think it's just saying it is capable of performing about 14.2 million floating point operations every second. Where's the correction needed?

@andrew_berge: apparently, you didn't watch lost or read/watch the golden compass.

Is it me or is 1080p playback on a smart phone retarded because:

@Canon7D-Fanboy: Controlled environments.

@kingcrim84: thank you for making my monday morning.

maybe it's the engineer in me, but that shit looks beautiful

@Flail: If you're running CyanogenMod you can also just use the volume controls to switch tracks. Holding the up volume for about a second goes to the next track, down volume goes back.

@Wadetalon: And try to compose a word document in a timely fashion on a damn tablet.

@Roklimber: you both scare me. anyway, i can write a hello world program in 10 languages!

@Hello Mister Walrus: I agree but for different reasons. The HTC DROID Incredible packs all the features of the DROID 2 but with the sexy form factor that only HTC can provide. HTC Sense UI provides an intuitive approach to Android that makes your content personal. The HTC DROID Incredible is available now at Verizon…

Yes!

@soldstatic: win.

i promise on everything i've been thinking about this design for about a year now

nerd winnnnnnnn

@acidrain69: Yeah I did all that. Opened up my fan, blew through the heat synk and vent to remove dust, applied new thermal paste. Checked the capacitors didn't see any that seemed burned out.

@CaptainJack: First of all UPenn is private. Second of all IP is absolutely NOT the main source of funding in university research. That honor comes primarily from grants. In addition the entity that granted the grant can put in as stipulation that they own any IP that comes from the research, especially in the case of…