@ZiggyJay: No, the problem is your need to click yes. I would never share my friend's email addresses with any other application, period. If the application feels the need to harvest my friend's emails, then I don't need that application.

@dinniedraco: Yes they do still use IRC. I am in two channels as we speak, Donationcoder and wootoff ;)

@ZiggyJay: It appears the you are being warned and being given a choice. If you select agree, you are giving that application permission to harvest.

@drjayphd: Now With Hot Gossy Action!: LOL! :D Dern whippersnapper!

@Portalis: If folks need a useless graphic like that, maybe they should not be on the Internet. The graphic is specifically designed to take advantage of yet another media fueled drama. News is big business.

@dinniedraco: Perfect post. I only differ with you on one point:

@holyspidoo: You know, a one-click button would be really useful, but then folks would complain that it hides too much or they have no idea what it does, blah blah.

@BryanCelyn: Now that point I concede. However, everything that is there is able to be hidden in a few clicks.

I honestly do not understand why folks find the privacy options so complex. They are laid out logically, easily reached and very clearly explained.

I like this. A single application that does a single thing, simple and direct. There is even a plugin architecture in place. This will fit my Netbook perfect.

Dlink DIR-655. Wireless N. Best router ever.

@csanders984: That is for every major VERSION. When you pay, you will get all upgrades through 2.x free, and 2.x will work for life. If and when they go to the 3.x series, there will probably be an upgrade fee or you may need to pay again. They don't make that very clear on the web site at all.

@csanders984: Works flawlessly using PlayOn.

Already hit my first sale this year. Got a food dehydrator, an Abbey Road Beatles original LP, and sombrero (For Cinco De Mayo). $7.00.

I use PlayOn for Hulu on my PS3, Orb for streaming EVERYTHING to my Windows Mobile Imagio PocketPC, and Windows Media Sharing (Win 7) for local files to the PS3.

Incredible find! Thanks Jason.

This has been staple in our refrigerator for many years. While it will never taste the same as the original, it will do in a pinch or even as a base for a marinade.

@TH3M4PPL3S_: I use Win7 to stream to my PS3. Go to the Network and Sharing Center, click Choose Homegroup and Sharing Options, Share your libraries, then check Stream my pictures, music, and videos to all devices on my home network.

@oneshot719: Wow man, pretty lame to completely plagiarize an article then announce it here. You can fix it by adding a reference to the original source. The original source is covered by Creative Commons:

@DharmaLab: Go with chapoec's suggestion. use ORB located at www.orb.com