brad77

This is going to sound really pedantic, but why is that pool water blue? Never mind the fact that there would probably be blood in the water, the water would go green in a few days unless the zombie pool maintenance team is still working.

So...conflicted... Former RIAA guy defending video games. What to think?

@The Aquacharger: They're presenting this case to the Supreme Court. That means that they've presented it before. Their arguments aren't new, and they've already won in District Court.

They also indicated that it would be compatible with "future" Xbox consoles.

Raining Blood!

@bcrjokes: DLink, Linksys and HP are all getting out of the extender game. They have discontinued all of their extenders. Currently, the only way to get a V2 "rich-client" extender is to go the Xbox route.

This is a good idea. I've had many a conversation with people interested in setting this up, but are resistant to getting an Xbox for whatever reason.

Anecdotal, to be sure, but this is a great way to push WMC into a more mainstream market, provided it actually makes it to market.

@NinjaTaco:

Thanks! That vid wasn't there earlier. That puts a smile on my face.

As a WMC app developer, I really hope that the set-top box manufacturers allow third party applications on these boxes. It would also be great to see WMC embedded on inexpensive touch screens (think wall mounted home and media control).

This post actually prompted me to plug "www.mapquest.com" into my address bar to verify that this site still exists. I'll be damned.

After all of those tracks, I'm pretty stoked about this.