@MazdaMania: Actually, Eris is considered a 'dwarf planet', same as Pluto. It doesn't fit all three requirements for full-on 'planet' status.

@badasscat: It's actually pretty cool to hear from someone who was involved with Hulu from a technical perspective. This is some interesting information, even if it might be somewhat speculative (although you seem to be privy to some information that gives you a much better viewpoint from which to speculate.) But it…

@GitEmSteveDave: However, it does seem pretty harsh that this person was robbed of a star because he/she voiced disagreement with a sensationalist post that was later proven to be exactly that, sensationalist.

@sanjeeva7: I agree with you 100% there. When it comes to new shows that I really want to see, if I can't watch it on Hulu the day after it comes out, I torrent that bitch and just add it to the library.

@tomsomething: I can only think of one.

@DARTH_TIGRIS: Well considering how tightly WP7 and Xbox Live are coupled, it should be no surprise that Sony does not want to help one of their biggest competitors.

@CharlotteT: Yeah, frankly I wasn't all that surprised by the list of ingredients. Nothing too shocking.

@thequeenofstartingover: I live in Houston, and have eaten at my fair share of taquerias. And I just want to point out that the food that you get at those types of places is not really more healthy than Taco Bell. It's just that it's more pure, with less synthetic additives. But those 'authentic' tacos are so greasy…

Very stunning video. The panoramic interactivity is quite smooth, too.

@blyan is not on fire: Agreed. Reloaded was a pretty solid, exciting action movie, with some interesting philosophical waxing. Not as mind-blowing as the original, but still a good movie.

@RainyDayInterns: This is exactly what I thought of at first. I could use this paint to trigger the hidden door to my secret lab/study/batcave/panic-room/sex-dungeon.

@braindropping: Whenever I see someone I know talking on a Bluetooth headset, I always repeatedly (and obnoxiously) ask them, "Are you talking to me?" or "What? I don't know what you're talking about."

@FriarNurgle: That serious is excellent. I just wish it was in HD, because some of the visuals they use are awesome.

@stryder100: While that prospect can be troubling, I don't think that software errors were to blame for this. The incident reported in this article was a hardware configuration problem. The people who set up the machine used incorrectly sized parts.

@tick tock the clock rocks roosters: I'll be this guy, providing black market bandwidth to support the data freedom fighters. Plus, Google searches will be like solving CGI Rubik's cubes.

@jmd1513: Comcast does have a monthly bandwidth cap, at least in my market. It's 250 GB. I know because I've gone over it. Fortunately, they didn't do anything, but the wording in their contracts are fairly vague about what they might do. They say that they will contact you to warn you and then take some form of…

Unified Remote works significantly better than Gmote, but on phones like the Evo, which have no track ball, it can be extremely difficult to drag things around, due to it interpreting multi-touch in weird ways. Still though, Unified Remote is the best general remote app I've used for Android.

@kevipants!: Yep, that's what I thought when I first saw it. The Universal Mind Lattice. I have a print of this framed right at the head of my bed.

The Universal Mind Lattice - Alex Grey

@thechansen: You say you were already into BSG. Well then, I'd say you've seen the best the industry has to offer. I wouldn't worry about any of the SG's or Treks.