@improprietary: Don't quote me on that.

@improprietary: I'm pretty sure they picked up a tonne of numbers from Tier One... They are their own phone company, in a sense.

@jackslackofselfrespect: That was a really good documentary, too. "Broken Arrow" or something like that.

That looks disgusting.

I'm actually really impressed with this service...

@thenewperson now has his star, and is content: I think I'll remember it more because of this stupid essay that I should be writing right now...

@ellito: "It's just another day that you'll never forget" or whatever.

@LeftClicker: I never left, I just stopped commenting.

The page above should be blank, IMO. I know new technology is good, but come on. Think about it for just a moment.

The worst part about this whole mess is that @facebook.com would instantly become the most used mail service in the world...

Where's the "No chance in hell" option?

@kettlewhistle: Less time searching and more time reading meaningful content.

@skylerb: I thought that was a Will Not Fix.

I loved the screw up right in the middle "easy as blah blah blah" - errr, hold one.

@cyberguy91: -.- I feel bad, but after reading what he wrote, that was the only thing that stuck.

Imagine if you accidentally put a space between the comma and the "assholes."

A day after the Limewire fiasco. I love it.

@—Core—: Muscle memory?

Expect a call from Apple's legal department telling you to remove the article.

This feature is actually going to be incorporated natively quite soon: [code.google.com]