@ian.g.case: Not everything runs great in VMs, especially not unfinished, unpolished alpha programs.

@Interstella5555: My Asus netbook has rubber "feet" on it's power brick. It also looks different enough from other bricks that I don't need to mark it. It also boots OSX without much tweaking and was ~350 dollars. The cord is plenty long and the battery life is great.

just keep refreshing

@FrankenPC:

They should have tiers of content-filtering. Yes, I can safe-search, but I want a button I can press that will exclude all included words in a result without actually having to type a minus sign in front of the offending word.

I sense a new meme.

Or you could use something besides an Apple computer and you wouldn't have this problem in the first place. Does that mean not buying a Mac is the smartest thing I have ever done?

@OneTech: They took Power's powder power!

"The Massachusetts State Police Bomb Squad was called in and the power was sent to a lab for testing."

@HeartBurnKid: Agent of R.O.A.C.H.: It could be good for testing purposes, improving the HCL and such.

@John: I've pretty much seen this to be a rumor. I have a variety of flash media I use with different OS's and have been using the same ones over and over again for a few years. I have Jolicloud running as a primary OS on my netbook (no HDD, only SD) and been using it around 8 months.

Touch-sensitive frame is a concept for a reason. The gesture bezel, albeit a screen hog, is a viable (on the market already) alternative to the frame and should be used in place.

@ckcallen: Premium service is excellent. 192 kbs streaming, no ads, apps for my pre and ipod touch as well as a dedicated one for my jolicloud netbook and a fantastic desktop app that works natively on all platforms because it's built on adobe air. All for 36 bucks a year. Can't beat it.

"the @'s and bold red text were his idea."

@wjbean: I calls it how I sees it.

I'm going to have to stop drinking, I might have just met my match.

@theimmc: "American and Irish liquor producers (and copy editors) tend to favor the spelling WHISKEY, while Canadian, Scottish, and Japanese producers (and copy editors) tend to favor (or should I say, favour) WHISKY."

@wjbean: Steve Jobs.

Bet he's reviewing his technique on youtube from his new laptop.