I could not agree with you more. hearted.

It was Flavor-Aid!! Besides that, I agree with you 100%.

I actually don't mind paying for it, as I use Hulu Plus to stream the majority of content on my HTPC. What pisses me off is that I can't use it on my Droid X because I'm running a custom ROM (even though the Droid X is supported in stock form).

And this is exactly why I love watching MotoGP. Today's prototypes develop technologies that will be seen on the road in about five years (for less than the price of a Camry).

a heart purely for the edit!

"Going by the old maxim, 'the best camera is the one you've got with you', for most people most of the time, that's their cellphone."

This happened outside of Dayton, OH.

Porchses? Install a satellite communications system on 25 year old F-16, then we can talk about skills.

kielbryant@gmail.com Thanks dude!

You are correct. The F-16 was the first production fighter aircraft to feature a quad-redundant, fully electronic (fly-by-wire) flight control system. This allowed the engineers to make it highly unstable, thus highly manuverable.

I couldn't agree with you more. Hearted.

It's so you can use up part of AT&T's 2gb data cap, or Verizon's 5gb cap while listening to the music you can have easily sync'ed. (Not really serious here, but it is a legitimate concern)

When "Keeping It Real Fake" goes wrong.

As great as the fast breeding reactors look on paper, I don't think they'll ever be a viable solution because they have the potential to create weapons grade plutonium. Pebble bed reactors, on the other hand, seem like the no brainer solution. How different would our country be if we used PBR's to create electricity…

So will Google up this to speed up Youtube video load times? In this respect, Youtube has been absolute crap for the last year and a half or so (with the exception of the ads, because the ads ALWAYS play).

I read that earlier, extremely disappointing. This was shaping up to be *the* phone to own if you were on Sprint. O well.

All of their future phones will be unlocked starting later this year, if my memory serves me correctly.

The bootloader is unlocked.

This is the exact comment I thought about when reading this article. Kudos.

The only use for wireless keyboard is with an HTPC. I've had mine for almost a year and am still on the original batteries.