@megan.l.best: Yes, but have you watched it on weed?

That was pretty cool, up until the ultraviolet radiation. Then it got really creepy.

@Arggh! there goes a...snake a snake!: The phone number, maybe?

@Chill: That's what I was wondering...

@Nick Burns, Your Company's Computer Guy: Depends on the encryption algorithm. Brute force depends on the processing power. I ran the numbers, and it would take almost a googol years with a standard desktop.

@Markarian: Too soon, man!

@rjp is protected:

@vein11: If Verizon had iPhones, I guarantee that they'd be winning for sure.

@UGAdawg: Actually, I did do the math. If you consider half of the "other" category to be non-android phones, than iPhone barely wins.

iPhone 4 wins, not big surprise.

@Johnny Mac: I'm in Cedar Rapids, and I get pretty good 3G all over town, but once you get outside the city limits, it drops to EDGE.

Iowa? Where's Iowa? I've certainly never heard of it, so let's not cover any cities there. Des Moines and Cedar Rapids are both bigger than half (err.. a fifth) the cities up there!

Isn't there millions of square miles where nobody lives? Why not just put them there? Why do you have to put them in a town right by a bunch of people?

I watched that show one time, and there's some really stupid things that they came up with. There is no way that someone farting during surgery could cause an explosion that kills the doctor.

Privacy controls for Facebook lie in the middle of a lava pool.

I found Gizmodo!

That's grapes! Is there any docks with video out?

@Ignignokt: His head's too small.

"...1,360-mile facility..."

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