@Jay Phelps: Private gas company (PG&E), not municipal, so it was the negligence of a private company at work here.
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@craznoe: The air wasn't in the pipeline. The fuel mixed with air after the pipe burst. A spark from a shard of metal or rock probably started the fire once the leak occurred.
Microsoft: Some of the best R&D in the world, and some of the worst product people to squander it into oblivion.
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@MrRainMan: "Real 4G" is 100 Mbit/second, and none of the current "4G" technologies (LTE, WiMax) certify at that speed. Both LTE and WiMax could be considered pre-4G, though HSPA+ tops out at 56 MBit/second in the lab, with much lower speeds in the wild.
@shadymilkman: bitch bitch bitch. wtf are you doing here anyway? gtfo
Three little squares? Ambiguous and confusing symbology; difficult to document or refer to.
How about music playback? I've never had music stutter or pause ever on any iPod before iOS4, now it happens on my 3G all the time.
@Dickson Halim: Actually it's the Verro, obviously, that gets all the action.
@Necroscope: Because DoubleTwist, so far, blows crust.
@mexi1010: Blech. Compared to what?
Looks like a legit version of some of the crap tabs like the Augen and Pandigital, running Froyo on decent hardware.
If Apple made iTunes for Android, i'd use it!
Jawbone headset is critical for true WFH (i.e., work from anyplace *other* than home) success. Make a call from a roller coaster that sounds like it's from an office. Tip: Avoid the Prime.
@Helixthe2nd: Which sleeves are you using? I presume you've tried them all. A snug, deep seal is needed to deliver proper bass.
@sebastianbf: The 530's have three drivers, two woofers and a tweeter, instead of two on the e4's, so they definitely deliver richer and fuller lows than the e4's. Enjoy — Cheers
Dang Kyle nice kitch brah.
Each of us has different perception of sound, so some may indeed not be able to discern the difference in frequency range or resolution that truly-high quality IEMs deliver. In those cases, spending extra money is probably silly.
Funny, my Nexus One doesn't seem to have this problem.
@Denver: Naah, just bigger stones.