@commander_k: Depends where you look. I'm sure the Metallica forums are pretty biased.

@Brownski: Ditto

@JimmyBanks: Apply the #notapple tag on the old format then whack yourself for allowing yourself to adjust to the new format.

This is on stumbleupon with the ca.gizmodo address. Too funny.

I'm the dunce that bought stock in these guys and is now holding onto them like a guy betting his last buck at 4 AM on a Sunday at a shitty casino in Vegas.

@#16 for the win: Yes, yes it is. Then again we're reading a tech blog, so this happens a lot. Hell, I think I just matched the word count typing this.

And the algorithm is...?

Mr. Biddle, you are easily the most entertaining writer on this blog. Kickass write up.

So you have drank the Kool Aid also..."In this post-pc world, it's not the specs that matter, it's the experience." -Steve Jobs

Christ this site has gone downhill. In other news, Haitians use nails and hammers to rebuild homes, Egyptians use cellphones to capture riot footage and an American is combing a desert in Texas with a metal detector looking for Bin Laden. Back to you, Casey.

That's amazing. He went to ca.gizmodo.com. If that isn't enough proof for you, I don't know what is.

Yes, Apple needs to catch up to HP who has yet to release a product, and Motorola who has just released their first. Well, that statement certainly makes me want to read the rest of this article.

@PapaLazarou: Right there with you, Canadian style.

AOL is going through a major re-branding process, the shocker is they're making a bunch of right moves. More power to them, hopefully it works out better than "The Shack".

@AngryBeaver: Might be your optical drive. Good to know "Fonzi-ing" technology still works.

@venc: Yes.

@An Autotroph wants a Cr-48: It's practically impossible to brick an iOS device.

The quality of this video was on par with a watercolor painting.

Thank you Gizmodo! I'm about to attempt a JB of a MC model, I'll let you guys know how it turns out.

Otherwise known as an easy way to drop a cool three figures on a vague way of telling the temperature.