Klippoth

I pity the po' fool doesn't give me a copy of Snagit!

Free speech allows me to beg for free beer. Free beer unleashes the limits of my free speech. Free beer, therefore, promotes free speech, which results in my trying to obtain more free beer. Makes you wonder how a legislative assembly on Free Speech (a la the DMCA, profanity laws, obscenity, mandatory blog registration, etc.) would turn out if someone added some free beer to the mix...

via Techspot :
"According to Jobs, the full-blown PC version of Flash performs too slowly to be useful on the iPhone while the mobile version, Flash Lite, is too limited to be used with the web."

At least IHHO...
WM6 FTW!!

This is Bob Dole, and I want to tell you about the wonders of Viagra...

Oooh....shiiiiny.... *drool*

I beat it he first time, and most of the time after that. It is a fun game, but it would be better if there was an increasing difficulty curve (maybe less blocks initially given or something)

I know, I wish internet fame had monetary value. I put linux on a ps3, got my 15 minutes of fame for it last year, and didn't even get a crappy t-shirt....
I guess a Snake figure will have to suffice...and someone need to tell my girlfriend to stop calling them "Dolls"!

I was waiting to replace my launch day PSP with a stand-alone shiny black PSP-2000, but after reading your review I am seriously considering laying down the extra money for the Star Wars Battlefront pack. And I promise to be more gentle with the thumbstick this time...

I did a video that illustrates the HTC Wizard running WM6 running Netfront's LocationFree software.
Youtube Video Of LocationFree
It isn't quite the same as watching Youtube videos anywhere I go, but I think I'll be happy enough using it to watch my TiVo anywhere I can get an Edge or wifi connection...I prefer "CSI" to "Stupid Cat/Human Tricks". And of course, I use mine for packet sniffing & wep hacking, and you know Apple will never put out any software for such scenes. I mean, intuitive interface is great if you just don't have the ability or desire to actually have the power of a tweakable OS with unlimited features, but if you want tt have choice, such as IE, Opera, MiniMo (Mozilla), or NetFront, as opposed to being stuck with safari, then be my guest. That's how you end up with an intuitive interface - take all of the choices out of consumer's hands. Then all you need is a big idiot button labelled "Internet", which is about the equivalent of everyone just clicking on the Big Blue "E" on their Windows machines, and we see where that got us...