@carolyn.sonnek: You're welcome!

@RoboticSpacePenguin: Haha yeah, as I've grown up my clothes have ironically gotten smaller. I now just look back and wonder what the hell I was possibly thinking.

As a collegiate male, I'm surprised some of these things have to be said. I feel like I dress a little more professionally than my peers, but I think that has something to do with my New Yorkerness showing through. My peers from the suburbs and elsewhere have this tee-shirt and shorts mentality that can get annoying.

Wow looks really good. The color scheme worked really well and the lighting and seating seems pretty interesting.

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LOL Blockbuster Trial? We would need to get paid to jump on that sinking ship.

This article seems to imply that people will automatically opt for OS X. Maybe they should, I know I would, but is it necessary to forget Linux (and Windows)?

In New York, are trains seem barely capable of crawling past stations forget running away at highish speeds.

@midnightz: They bought the rights; I don't think that means they bought the company.

@SparklyJesus: Haha I wish.

You know, I thought he had created MacHeist when I first started reading this. So the idea is to take an idea from another country and apply it in your own before the other company expands?

Can I say, told you so? Commenters on original speculation a week or so ago simply thought Apple would breeze past it. They're not the only iTV worldwide either.

@shimanopower: Ten bucks says 4 in 5 Americans lie when taking surveys.

@abates25: Chrome!

Time Warner and Comcast's Xfinity keep working on all this cool stuff. Cablevision's Optimum, which is the only 'cable' company beyond FiOS in my area, is so not worth it.

@Benguin: Yeah, I find whenever I actually need to take it somewhere there's a chance the cord will be too far away so I have the extension thingy on.

@Habs: Rosa.

Gawker must be jealous with how stalkerish Giz is getting.

@whatznext28: Cisco is one company. I feel like ITV might be a little more complicated. They could probably go through with it but it seems like such a hassle for such a stupid name.

I don't think they could call it iTV because ITV is already an existing company and I've actually hard of multiple tv networks in multiple countries to use the name.