In true Breaking Bad style, I would buy it, take it to the Pavilion, and torch it like Walt did with the first Challenger he bought Walt Jr. Of course, it helps that I live in Albuquerque.

It depends on the drive really. Usually the drive manufacturers use their lowest performing drive (eg, Western Digital's Green drives) in an external because the interface is the bottleneck. Some newer drives are not just a regular drive in an enclosure, but a special drive with the USB (or other interface)…

By default I have my SMS client with a black background and blue text. Plus since I have a Galaxy Note II, I have a Super AMOLED screen, so the darker I keep my themes, the better battery life I get.

Good to see a fellow New Mexican around here. I think the sign of weakness applies to any rule that is actually followed. Doing the speed limit? Sign of weakness. Slow down at the yellow instead of blowing through it? Sign of weakness. Stop at a stop sign...? Well, you get the picture.

By the looks of it you only need to connect to the device's own wifi network once in order to join it to your own. Once you do that it appears that you only need to connect to your regular wifi network afterwards. But I don't own one, so I'm not exactly sure, just going off of what was in the video.

Preach it man! I'm 6'3" and it's exactly the same thing for me. I just wear a hat and sunglasses and that takes care of it for me.

I prefer to use 711. It costs a little bit more, but man it's a nice little performance boost.

Yeah. It's always fun to see stuff like that and go, "Ooh, I know where that is!" over and over again.

This was filmed in Albuquerque. I wish I would have known about it. I could have watched them filming it. That would have been cool.

Frontier green chile stew is the best. Can't forget about side of the road fry bread too.

I know a lot of people who no longer live in NM that have relatives or friends ship them a 50 lb bag of roasted green chile every chile season here. It's like a drug. Once you're addicted you can't live without it. I know I can't.

As a New Mexican I feel it prudent that I bring up chile peppers. More specifically red and green chile. Both can be put on just about anything and be made into sauces as well. New Mexicans tend to add one or both types to everything we eat, and they're both a staple in traditional New Mexican food.

No. You'll have to follow the directions in the article. But if you do that right off the bat, then in the future you'll have the F8 menu. Otherwise, by default the only way to get into Safe Mode is the way AustinGuy described.

That still doesn't solve the problem of not being able to boot in the first place. That's why being able to get in with the F8 key is so handy.

This is excellent! As a computer tech this has been one of my biggest gripes about Windows 8. It was nigh on impossible to get to safe mode before if the system couldn't boot into windows. Now if it works in an ERD environment I'll be even happier.

What happens when Windows 8 won't boot though? If this can be implemented from an ERD environment, it will be a huge benefit to computer technicians. The greatest thing about the F8 menu in all previous versions of Windows was the ability to get into safe mode if windows won't boot normally. In my shop this is one…

Strange question to ask, but do you happen to be from New Mexico?

Nice base you got here Colonel. Be a shame if things started catching fire.

You are a horrible person. I just want you to know this.

I got an FHA loan last year with no deposit (other than a $500 security deposit while negotiating on the house). There's a few rules that are different with an FHA loan than a conventional loan, but overall it worked very well for me. Like Victor said though, sit down and talk with a mortgage pro somewhere and…