VOTE: Godaddy.com

Cost is one thing. Health is another. Happiness is yet another.

@Flail: It's actually been proven that the health benefits of daily riding are so great that they outweigh any safety risks of riding in traffic.

@NICU: You're forgetting health benefits.

@Zuzax: I do just that and haven't gotten a single complaint yet. And I work in a small place where we're not afraid to call people out on stuff like smelling bad. And I work in Georgia, and bike through the summer.

@skyesong: Can we please not derail this into a helmet debate?

@Thespamhere: Great! The only downside is the quality isn't the greatest, but otherwise, this is exatcly what I was looking for!

@DJRRJr.: You can easily try both.

@Buster Friendly: I much prefer watching the commercials for free.

@DJRRJr.: I'm running both at home right now. XBMC is great for your personal library. Tons of functionality, well organized, etc.

I love movie trailers.

Will this run on my old EeePC 4G surf? If so, it'll be nice to finally have something that doesn't feel so hacky on my EeePC

Maybe people bought a netbook thinking they needed something less than their laptop, and then realized it wasn't very usable.

@iroQuai: If it makes you feel any better, it's pretty well polished right now, so it may not be long before it's released.

@CubemonkeyNYC: the logmein functionality does have wake from LAN, but I've never seen it work properly. I'm not sure if the Android client even supports it.

@AndyMan1: I once screened in the lower half of a balcony for this reason. It was nice cause you couldn't really tell from a few feet away, and it kept the cats from escaping.

Anyone know of a good one that works on Android?

I find it funny that it talks about how Flash, while an internet standard, is not open source, so it's bad, but then he lauds H264 as an internet standard, despite the fact that it's not open source. The difference? Apple owns a part of h264.