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Pardon my nerdiness, but is that Vir Cotto?

huh. The presence of inSSIDer on your computer makes me think you're a techie, but then you go and admit to having Zynga on there.... color me confused.

Somebody please tell me this guy had his crowbar privileges revoked. And then got a flat tire.

Of course, that wouldn't be any kind of safe cryptography, but it would be easy to decipher on an computer; just load the font. With truly encrypted text, you need a decryption application and key.

If you wanted a typeface that would be easy for humans to read, but more difficult for a computer, create one that has the letters wrong; for instance, the letter 'a' looks like an 'r', the letter 'b' looks like a 'u', etc. It would be murder to try to type on a keyboard, but with a matching in-screen keyboard (for

This is how an ad should be done. It gives you a list of reasons why they believe you should choose their product over the competition in a funny and memorable way. Much better advertising than a lot of the drivel out there (think: Droid Bionic. Or Droid anything, really. It took me a few times before I realized

That was the first thing I noticed, too. That must mean something about us... and I think I'd rather not know what.

One of the biggest questions facing the nation with regard to aging boomers is: Where are they going to live? The options amount to a tangle of euphemisms and politically correct titles: independent living, nursing homes, aging-in-place, naturally occurring retirement communities (NORCs), retirement village,

I think he messed up... 10 and 11 have the wrong audio (it doesn't match the text on screen)

well shucks, me too.

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Ummm.... that's called 'ska'. It's like rock, but with trumpets, and usually includes a rapper.

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for those who want a video that isn't blocked by copy police.

I hate to break it to you, but a cat5 cable can transmit gigabit ethernet just fine. The difference is whether or not it can be 'certified' for a particular speed. HDMI cables are all certified to handle the bandwidth needed for 1080p; if they can't handle it, they're not HDMI. So yes, all HDMI are equal. The only

Headline should read: World's oldest record pirated!

Headline should read: World's oldest record pirated!

"only $2,200"? I just spent half that much for a car, day before yesterday.

Weren't these in The Library?