@andrew_berge: Its really really hard to get a contact high so I wouldn't worry about its effects. I agree with you though - people who smoke (anything) in public are a nuisance.

@mexi1010: Its little different than being drunk. Driving while high can be treated the same way as people who drive drunk - field sobriety tests and suspended/terminated licenses.

@Polebull: Look what time this article was posted ;).

I think its funny this was posted at 4:20 ;).

Windows 95 introduced a lot of things we still use today - like the taskbar (which was good enough - even Apple adopted it), wizards, and Direct X.

@comrade_leviathan: Yes actually - because I can tether it to my Nexus 1 ;) over wifi or the usb cable.

You guys should sign up for an electronics class at the local community college. Lots of blowing stuff up for fun.

@Kaiser-Machead v.2.1.1: My netbook can run Adobe Premier ;) - as well as a dozen other video editing programs and its like 4 years old.

I think I have more motorola cpu's in my collection of Amiga computers :). Still it makes me feel bad for getting rid of all those xeon slot 2 chips - I should have sent them to him.

@webdevmike: So you know the android gallery will let you crop and resize any photo you have to make it into a wallpaper right? :).

Probably cost a million dollars, has special thousand dollar cables, but sounds about as good as my 150$ pioneer thingy.

175 million licenses... way to put Apple in their place.

@Gonzie: Well the display problem they fixed (replaced phones with the problem) apparently it wasn't even remotely common and the wifi thing is probably a driver issue.

The quality of the audio is quite good - you can even hear the selective fading on the signal from the moon.

I'm unsatisfied and I don't even have one! (shows you how good these polls are).

I have a Verizon cell site on campus - and I work for a community college. Having a cell site on a corporate campus isn't at all uncommon.

Or maybe you could just use a single phone and not be an iPhone?

Or cameras at all - but details details.

I don't ever remember reading "you betcha", or "borrow a cupa sugar" in anything Dan Brown has written.

You mean it might become like