I've seen this case available at originpc.com. They'll even paint it.

@goldentreesang: A lot of LCD monitors come with very bulky stands. A lower-profile stand can let the monitor sit lower and closer to the wall, and let you put things, like keyboards, a little closer to the monitor if you have a really small desk. The thing I'm concerned about is the monitor is a lot more likely to…

@cynegetic: I only wanted to see you playing TV on the Purple-Ray. Purple-ray, Purple-ray!

@mnerd: New! Speedyspeed DSL!

Currently Qwest only offers 1.5Mbps here. They want to upgrade the lines, but the landlord threatens to sue Qwest anytime a Qwest van drives near the property. It's Comcast or Primecast. Can't even get Qwest to repair our line that goes out when it rains.

Just ordered a 6ft. HDMI cable for $6 with free shipping. I bet that it does just as well as the $200 3ft cable I saw at Best Buy.

@TheOtherHalf: If it simulates keystrokes, all the page needs is some code for the onKeyPress() event, and boom, it'll send the info even if you navigate away without submitting.

@PolkPanther: You win an internet.

@PoG: And yet both meanings are accurate. They are repairing the affected systems. However, the issue was on the replacement motherboards that were installed during repair service.

It's been coming "later this year" to Verizon, T-Mobile, Cricket, and TracFone since the original iPhone came out. As happy as I would be if I could have an iPhone without AT&T or unlocking, I seriously doubt it will happen this year. It's the story of the boy that cried iWolf.

Hopefully, the Wii will eventually get its own discless "Netflix Channel". I don't think it's fair that Xbox 360 is the only console to get discless Netflix.

@TehNomad: Like earplugs?

@Lazzzara: LOL! Forget the blurriness of 3D without the glasses. Two totally different pictures alternating incredibly fast? Now that I think of that, that could be the next Pokémon seizure-inducing anime scandal.

@SideCH: I wear glasses, and I've tried the 3D TV display at the local Best Buy. The glasses actually fit quite comfortably over my prescription glasses. So do the 3D glasses at the movie theater. Then again, I do have a big nose :). Then again, my ex's nose is tiny, and she never had a problem.

LCD doesn't block light, it polarizes light and then a polarizing filter blocks the light that's polarized the wrong way. So perhaps rather than shutter glasses, they could add another LCD, perhaps even a single pixel, to polarize the light after it passes through the last polarizing filter. Then, you wouldn't need…

Ok. Now we need a quad-cpu motherboard that supports six cores per CPU for a total of 24 cores! Then overclock it with some liquid nitrogen cooling. That oughta get Microsoft's next OS to run.

Without any special gear though, you wouldn't survive very far from Earth's surface. Even within the atmosphere, there's a point where there's not enough oxygen for you to breathe.

I wonder if it works similarly to downforeveryoneorjustme? That's a nice feature though.

LOL at 0:15 "iCrap on Sale"

"Sometimes websites buy stolen prototypes and put ‘em on the web, and we don't care for that."