Oh, I can imagine the fun when someone dies from salmonella in their coffee!

@tonalanswer: Was just about to say the same thing!

@1112: Agreed. Also, I dislike the fact that you can't "post" anything without a star. Someone they deem important has to approve your comment (looks like Ms. Skittles is doing an excellent job today, though) but you still don't get half your questions answered. For an open thread, this comment system is horrible.

I have a nintendo DS that is about 3 years old. I <3 it to death and don't want to have to buy a new one.

@tmlfan81: It has a sim card in it, so it isn't using a CDMA network it uses GSM - AT&T hasn't used TDMA (they never used CDMA) since 2004 on their network anywhere.

@sapinto: Yeah, my friend on facebook invited me and so far I have gotten nothing. They said google said they're "busy licking stamps?"

@kettlewhistle: Unfortunately, some electronics are designed to fail. I might suggest seeing about a replacement battery and seeing if that helps the situation at all.

@iSmithx_has_code_fu: Then how does the AT&T navigator work if it doesn't have GPS?

@farcedude: The southern end may be in Georgia, however its UP UP UP in the air. It snows in the mountains in Georgia on a fairly regular basis.

@hewhoroams: Though this doesn't directly solve your problem I can make a suggestion.

I have a samsung propel (a767) phone on AT&T. I don't have the AT&T navigator feature enabled on my phone (don't want to pay for it) but this would suggest I have a GPS on my phone!

I use it if I'm too bored to turn on my computer, or for quick directions. I only have 5mb/month

Interesting they don't have cars available near more airports. Granted its not a viable option compared to rental cars, but for an hour or two you may have for a layover, it'd work out.

@OCEntertainment: Really depends on the self-checkout, in general too. You could be behind a very very short line of people and the ONE person who can't figure it out is the one right in front of you.

If you're lucky enough to have an MSDN AA account, you might be able to get a copy of Win 7 that way too. Ours has both the RC and the full version (so it would appear) available. I feel privileged, even though I probably won't upgrade.

I almost always listen to some form of up-beat electronica or techno. For the most part, many don't have lyrics and it just sort of fades to noise in the background.

@PickledEgg: You realize that the computer generates the same amount of heat no matter what. You should leave the fans plugged in in the winter (removing the heat from the case and distributing it into the air in your home) and unplugging them in the summer would be suicide.

@Alan Bush: Depending who your computer is from, you might be able to contact the manufacturer to send you restore disks (I did this with Dell, with much success).

@Ruthless, If you let me: It'll be cheaper if you build it yourself, in general, but I've seen some nice deals for Acer desktops recently. They're right at or just below what you could pay to build it yourself.

Grr. If your computer is on a domain, regardless of *where* that computer might be located, the personal version does not work.