I still can't find a way to watch up to date programming for the discovery channels nor AMC or FX under one of these all in one packages like Hulu or Netflix. I'll continue paying $80/month for these channels and on demand. It's weird but I still have to wait for a buffer on video streaming sites even with a 25mb…

Because there are no nuisance laws in Japan. So the major tactic that japanese campaigners use is to blast the name over loudspeakers over residential neighborhoods and crowded places so that people (mostly seniors citizens) simply get it the name stuck in their head, so come election day, that's the name that remains…

Some applications like PS3 Media Server allow you to specify which network interface to use when you have more than one. Is there a way to force an application to use a wired versus wireless interface when applications don't offer this feature?

Some applications like PS3 Media Server allow you to specify which interface in the program but is there a way to force other programs to use a specific network interface when the option isn't available?

So if Thunderbolt is based on PCI express, then with the some sort of yet-to-be-built adapter box thing, you could connect any PCI Express card to this new interface, right?

I love whiskey, but I'm not buying any made by New Yorkers. I like real bourbon, from Kentucky. Try Elijah Craig.

@alek2407: That's a good point. The guy putting it in the envelope isn't the same guy who puts the label on, so for all they know they are for 50 different addresses.

I have a hard time believing anyone is this stupid, though apparently they are. I'm trying to come up with some legitimate reason to ship things this way and I just can't. Other than it being a big "Eff you" for some reason to make you open and recycle all those packages. I'm really at a loss.

Sadly, this generic outline is probably an accurate average American. He's a little pudgy.

I say gif with a hard G, like gift, too. Looks like I'm not the only one.

I just can't get over the wheel skirts. I think it would look so much better without them.

@FlameCell: Well they have to be removable so you can change the tire, and they're supposed to be aerodynamic, but I just think they look goofy.

I don't care what they do for your fitness or comfort or anything, you look like an idiot wearing these.

@Rocket Dan: Haha! Beat me to it.

@Asraiil: Yes, LTE is going to carry voice calls as data, like VOIP but be capable of falling back to 3G and 2G switched calls as I understand it.

I'm surprised that they will even allow it if it's not reliable. Usually Verizon has a reputation for meticulous testing and control of their products.

@lucasway89: yeah i wonder if they're really expecting the 3G to be a big selling point. I guess if you had a skpye app this thing could be your cell phone too?

@lucasway89: True. Being on and connected constantly is a drain. I guess even with 3G, the PSP2 doesn't need a persistent connection.

I live in Atlanta, I need to scrape snow or ice off my car MAYBE once a year. I just keep one of those little triangle score+scrape+squeegee things in my glovebox.

@CobraJoe is sick of not driving the fun car: That's quite an oversight I would say. It's neat looking but isn't going to get much done against thick ice.