like fate (xbl: like fate)

Kompressor=win. Let's set up a fight. But get the armor first

@Chris: Hit me up when the beta starts. On your friends list as like fate. kill stufffffff. can't wait.

I am gonna have fricking nightmares FOREVER. Thanks, Joystiq! *thumbs up* :D

I have never seen so many fricking people whine about something cool that they're getting for *free*. Take some Xanax or something. Geez.

Two things:

Hinkle, before a much meaner person does it, i'll correct ya ;) It's the UNSC destroyer Heart of Midlothian, not the UNSC ship Destroyer.

And Whocares: You got the joke. The writer of the story (Frankie O'Connor) was born in Edinburgh. Now don't tell anyone ;) He's also the voice of Baird.

For this comment, you are now and forever my favorite person on Stiq. Namely for the use of "quite simple actually if you get the hate-stick out of your anus, some of you..." I shall adopt this phrase and use it in daily life. It sounds almost like what would be a Russian idiom translated to English, such as the German "Du hast ein Vogel". Is that the case? Anyway, I like ya, kid. :)

FINALLY! Somebody finally fricking got it. Literally translated, "It is not this!" It's a joke toy designed by the (admittedly rather odd) Japanese to simulate the heartbreak of getting a crappy knock-off toy. You kids need to read your old Engadget.

http://www.engadget.com/2006/12/07/solid-alliances-kore-ja-nai-makes-you-cry/

I call butthurt. Symbian has market share because they were one of the first. No other reason. Not the interface, not the usability, no other reason. Symbian cannot be identified due to its inconsistency. Users are LOOKING for an experience. iPhoneOS, WinMo(ugh) and Android provide that; an experience consistent with a recognizable brand. Lee's talk smacks of a whiny, petulant child who isn't used to being told "no". And rightly so as until quite recently, no one was around to do so. Now there is, and he's scared that the glacier-slow development cycle of Symbian won't be able to keep up. And that is true. They have to learn how to compete, or they will lose. Symbian will lose market share ten to twenty percent a year until they wise up, or they are excised from the market. Simple as that.

This might be SE's redemption. Their strength used to be in developing hardware, not software. The w580i had a great, snappy OS, but the damn thing fell apart in six weeks flat. Let them use a free OS and concentrate on build quality. Give me an Android phone that will walk all over an iPhone in terms of design and usability. I'm in love with Rachael.

Ugh. another glossy piece of HP crap that people will pay too much for just to watch the mobo fry in six months. not looking forward to having to fix these soon... :/