Google Nazi

And to my dearest Engadget, I leave to you...
Engadget: A USB drive???
No, a boot to the head! *throws boot*

@Leindurstit

I'm afraid the slinky will stop about half-way of the infinite stair simulator.

make it the size of a phone, if possible make it radar so you can carry it in your pocket and then create maps like when you play games. You know when you enter in a new room you often get a new piece of a map? That.

Well, obviously it can't fit in a blender that exists today (let's hope blendtech creates one?) but seriously... How can this possibly be profitable? That sucker must cost $40,000 at the very least.

It better vend me some panties, and worn ones at that for the increase in markup.

@SpeedyJDK I bought a monitor that cost about $550 over two years ago. 1080p 24" and was a top of the line consumer model. I'm willing to spend the same amount for a good 3D monitor, so long as it looks better than this one. I would be terribly upset if for example the contrast was lower, the sharpness wasn't as great. 2 years is a long time and monitors should have doubled in quality by now, hopefully I can see this monitor in person and see for myself if it's truly worth it.

I will look into the LG W2363D but from my experience I haven't seen any LG monitor that has wowed me.

@Mister Green zing!

Thankfully in my experience there's nothing I can't do with a computer these days. I can design, program, edit videos, hack, create software, games, 3D Models, build basic computers and robots, and a lot of it was learned through trial and error, books, and video walkthroughs. I remember when I got my first PC with windows 95 I had accidentally deleted the command.exe file. I think that was what triggered my obsessive learning habits about computers.

If there's a problem with your computer I find that it's a lot better if you do what you can and try to leave Google as the last resort. Keep Tech support as a warranty only thing, but not an actual guidance for help. As a former tech support agent, we we're limited to 2 minutes per problem as an average. If it wasn't something that couldn't be solved within 2-minutes we had to give the whole "it's not us, it's you" routine.

You can only get better by learning by failure, right?

Apple would get more love from me if they would stop using the iX campaign. I always felt like they were copying Asimov with i.Robot because coincidentally the iBrand became popular after the movie released I think.

Not saying Apple brands are bad, rather it's the opposite. But when ever I hear 'i' in front of something I puke a little in my mouth.

youtube.com/watch?v=KoBCAs2NS54

Great, first we had to worry about terrorists, then we had to worry about robots with a mind of their own, and NOW we're going to war against vampires. When will it end? Zombie apocalypse?

Unless it comes paired with
http://www.engadget.com/2007/07/30/halos-covenant-laser-tag-guns-coming-in-october/

and

http://www.engadget.com/2007/01/15/project-grizzly-inventor-crafts-real-world-halo-suit-for-militar/

there will not be an amen for you just yet :P