@j_wakinabbe: My sentiments exactly.

@Modano: No. Apple calls the iPhone 4's LCD a "Retina display". Gimmeabreak.

I've used neither, and don't plan on incurring the expense of a data plan this year.

@crackel: Actual human retina, 22 millimeters diameter:

@elgilicious: No other species that I know of has this demand that potential parents know how to care for a species of a different kingdom in order to procreate!

@SmallWorld: I also use Cygwin, but I don't know what you mean by "drop-down Cygwin emulator".

I really liked the LH article on rebooting my sleep cycle...

@valmorphorize: I'm pretty sure you can steal personal information out of my mailbox without looking at my SSID. Just sayin'!

I ALMOST went through with the Seagate Barracuda deal... even clicked through Bing and got part-way through Google Checkout (additional $5 off). But then I read some bad reviews, and I got cold feet.

@Wabbited: I use my credit card number for the SSID so that when I'm doing online shopping, I don't need my wallet.

LOL. I would not consider doing this to any pants EXCEPT jeans.

Yep. Google.

@Platypus Man: Bzzzt. Scripting languages are programming languages.

@Red_Flag: :P You beat me to it!!

@joep1984: I agree. Still sounds like someone is out to make a profit. If you want to avoid that situation, join a credit union.

@dangerp: Yup.

@leolong: In a sense, yes. In a sense, no, because when you call your PC repair person directly and explain the arcane error code you have, he/she may end up using Google to find out what it means. So it *is* a diagnostic tool.

@davezatch: I'm a CS grad student, so no job right now.

@davezatch: If you want to learn to build websites, you don't need a degree in computer science.

@Felix26591: Wait. You had two HDD failures in a row? How much time passed between the backup HDD failing and the internal HDD failing?