I don't believe it needs a plug-in at all. At least it hasn't in my experience with 2007 and 2010 (mostly use Mac version though which have been able to export anything printable for years and years)

Where in the Mac App Store is it available now? I read on another site that developers should be getting an email with a promo code, but I have not seen one yet. It definitely seems like the Mac App Store is a great method for delivery!

I'm totally fine with VM, and using YouMail with [actually useful] translations is quite nice. Often it is much faster to communicate with voice than text. VMs are great to send when driving as well.

Is this a move to terminate AT&T's own POTS service that has been languishing for years? If anything I would expect AT&T to give favoritism to their own landlines before making mobile-to-mobile on any carrier free. That said, I'd guess the landlines still around are have pretty inelastic customers.

It's not a big deal on AT&T anyway...

However, I suppose if I were in a meeting with a world leader or similar, I would probably just turn the device off.

What's so hard about ignoring a vibration in your pocket? Really though, I can't imagine how anyone who regularly reads here would allow vibrations (or sounds) when they get a run of the mill email or other notification that isn't important?

If you have a DD-WRT compatible router, you can set it up to function and provide IP v6 addresses internally if desired. Beware using IP v6 can defeat NAT and expose computers to the Internet if not handled with that protection in mind.

@Con Seannery: SAVE PONIES!: Now I know, and knowing's half the battle

Look up JIFF/JPEG. This is the same file format, though no one has really used JIFF to describe JPEG in a long time. This is another reason to use the hard G

On the surface, it seems the authors are concluding gamers are more dangerous drivers because they play games, yet I think a more aggressive driver is likely to have an interest in the games than one who is not. Whether or not this is the case, hopefully the article reviews the logic of the findings.

NoteBook from Circus Ponies really is a killer app (especially if you have the Mac version)

@Ham_Sandwich: +1

@maven2k: ...unless you have the TSA locks the TSA has keys to. There's a logo for these types of locks.

@buckleyneko: Is Twitter even profitable? Hulu is providing a bandwidth intensive, content expensive offering. If all I have to do is provide text-based overhead for content that's free, I might be able to scrape by...but then again I often get the whale when I go to Twitter.

@RainbowSuspenders: Fair enough, but for, what' 1995?, it wasn't bad!

Screenshot reminds me of Marathon. I'd love to get Marathon back!!

@ima747: sure sure, I don't disagree there. The issue is having enough value for the advertiser that results in enough money for the content and content delivery system. i.e. can't vote for no tax and lots of services.

@VideoVampire: ...and Netflix isn't free, but it seems like you must have already had a subscription there. netflix never was free.

@buckleyneko: Companies pay more for ads you find fit you well. If you go along, you might need one ad to achieve the same rev as more ads