Too many years in IT, I'm afraid.

That's awsome! Thanks for bringing that to my attention.

And, more importantly, they have supported multiple mouse buttons natively in the OS since the mid-90s. The choice to stick with a single button on the bundled mouse for so long was an attempt to force developers to make all functions appear in the menus. Windows software had the habit of sometimes putting in…

Well, you see, it costs $200 to get a subsidized iPhone, but if you want a decent Android phone, the subsidized cost is, like, only $199. And every dollar counts when you're making minimum wage at Taco Bell.

Your next-door neighbor, not being an idiot, just ordered his online and had it delivered on the day of release. He has done this for all of his car purchases and doesn't understand why you choose to wait in line and contend with crowds and the limits of retail distribution.

You are unnecessarily rude. What would provoke you to call him that? What disappointment your mother would feel if she knew what you were really like. Please try and be a better person.

Machine gun means something specific. The AK-47 is an automatic assault rifle.

I'd dragon that wagon.

Connection speed might increase the time to get a response, but not the content of the response itself.

Bluetooth remote? No, no, no. Wifi remote with a wifi to IR bridge for integrated control of other devices! Done right it could be what GoogleTV should have been and Apple would own that space since everything would go through the ATV.

And seamless iTunes integration. I bought my ATV2 as a living room front-end for my music library.

ATV2 has been out of stock in many places for weeks.

I'm still surprised that it was made every time I see one.

I agree with you engineering-wise, but the fact that they decided to boldly step into a new segment with a car designed to most closely resemble the conservative and cheap-looking Tercel has always rubbed me the wrong way.

Because nothing is as simple as that. There are very many interested parties when it comes to distribution rights for entertainment. Obviously, Netflix has an interest in getting everything licensed for streaming all the time, but that is not necessarily the interest of the primary domestic streaming digital…

Maybe soon. Lots of people working on exactly that problem.

So you're saying there are no legitimate avenues to get these? They're all available through Netflix DVDs, so money can be exchanged that way with pretty minimal inconvenience. I also know that many ,if not all, of these movies can be rented a la carte from iTunes and Amazon (and others too, no doubt).

Oh good, another jack-of-no-trades.

Agreed. There are things that have been in my instant queue for a couple years that I just saw this week re-appear in "Just released" and they've never been unavailalble.

I'm 41, so I'm not as old as most of the cars I named, but I don't have anything against newer cars - there are lots of interesting new cars too. There's still soul in cars, but I suspect there isn't a whole lot of soul in these rich kids.