@Eggyhead85: Oh 2 finger scrolling also works. Though there is no "inertia" so it just stops when you stop. I also needed to adjust the "wheel scrolling" in the Windows mouse properties to 1 line at a time. Otherwise it just scrolls way to fast.

@Eggyhead85: I dual boot on a Macbook Pro. It's the best of both worlds. I get Apple laptop hardware and I still get to use my OS of choice. Though if I'm just going to be browsing the web then I will boot into OS X as it gets better battery life.

@Kaiser-Machead v.2.3: I feel you, but get this. I finally got my company to upgrade to Office 2010... from Office 2000! Most machines are running XP with a few Vistas and 7s floating around on latops. And there are still a few Win2k machines too.

@pintowgn73: I never had a problem with Vista either. It ran just fine on good hardware. That being said. Windows 7 runs on much much more. However I think that has more to do with drivers finally catching up. Most of my Vista woes were caused by faulty Nvidia drivers. Switched to ATI and never had an issue after that.

@Kerensky97: Right here. I've never had fragmentation issues.

Hahaha! This is awesome. Mustache (Eric) is a friend of mine. I just told him about his vid being on Giz.... and that basically all the comments are about his 'stache.

@hoozer1: Ugh, Yes. Those guys are pretty ridiculous.

A geek wears glasses out of necessity... a hipster wears fake glasses to make himself look intelligent.

@maven2k: Right. The writing has been alright so far. I'll assume it gets much better as the show goes on as is the case with most shows.

@karmakazenz1: I think you hit it exactly on the head with your first sentence. When I watch TBBT, I'm at home.... I understand the characters even though some of them are taken to extremes. But still. They do things and talk about things that I like.

@trashk: I'll have to check out Might Boosh.

@maven2k: OK. I've watched about 3 episodes of IT Crowd. Does the humor ever actually get super nerdy? So far the only nerdy humor I've come across is "Have you tried turning it on and off again" and the fire screen saver (which was pretty damn funny). All the other humor could be accomplished with any other socially…

@OnslaughtRM: I think it's more about going against Walter Bishop.

@gaveedra: Yes. His madness I believe. Still... he strikes me as more of a sorcerer than a scientist.

@WookieLifeDay:

I don't see who could actually take this competition from Bishop.

@2 replies: Yes!

@Starlionblue: I liked the premise of Fringe and I loved Walter from the beginning so that carried me through the first 10 episodes. Once they started on the path that lead to the season finale... I too, was hooked.

@PossibleCabbage: The first half of Fringe was mildly entertaining. But like Starlionblue said, at the 10th episode (maybe 11th?), they really ramped it up and had an actual story arch that had a fantastic season finale.

Coffee is too much for me. I like a good tea. Hot, plain, and unsweetened.