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Awesome to see you putting out some new stuff!

I think that can be pretty well summed up as the right girl won't care.

Couldn't agree more. Americans in general tend to prefer sports that as a nation they perform well in. It just so happens that hockey isn't one of them (although I think it's awesome).

I'm not such a big fan.

I think news companies like to just wait until the stories get really "juicy" to cover things like this. Clearly there are many issues here that supposedly qualified people have gotten completely wrong.

Radio stations have this problem because unfortunately, it's what people want to hear. There just aren't that many people who like all of the classic artists enough to hear songs that weren't insanely popular many years before.

They should work. Trust me, I've seen many, many gateways that just magically decide not to work with new peripherals.

To be honest, right now the 360 is the better machine in terms of power and ease of development. The PS3 definately has the potential to change this, but no developer has found the most efficient ways to work with it's architecture.

There you go! :1orglaugh :thumbsup:

Very true, but most of the historically greatest pitchers struggled early in their respective careers, and at a certain point, they begin to show why they're so highly touted.

http://twitter.com/DaniWoodward There you go, it's from a few days ago now, so you'd probably have to search a bit.

For the most part, a team that won, save any year involving the Pats, especially last year when I would have been fine if neither team won.

Technically speaking, it's not. E74 is specifically for overheating related problems, and the RRoD is just a general fatal hardware error.

Practically speaking, not really. You'd have to use a whole lot of bandwidth to slow it down.

I too would recommend NewEgg, but I do know that Gateway computers have historically been pretty bad in terms of deterioration of peripherals, so be sure you get the right parts.

I don't believe I have.

Piracy is everywhere isn't it?

All of the A's starters project to be at least league average, so they shouldn't be too bad. I'm not a big fan of Cahill and Anderson coming up to the big club so fast, but they're talented enough to make it right now.

According to her twitter, she's coming back.

I agree with you here. And from someone who has worked with electronics for the better part of 20 years, let me tell you it's just not worth it. Companies that put together rufurbished goods have absolutely zero responsibility to ensure a working product, despite what they "guarantee". Simple...

Re: Bree Olsen/Olson http://www.truveo.com/Bree-Olson-Followed-by-Bubba-the-Love-Sponge/id/331401003 That right there makes me believe that if she's willing to have a little fun with the incident, that she's a class act.

That's a sad and shocking statistic. :(

I'd actually be surprised if people were surfing at work, in my experience, companies tend to err on the side of restriction in web surfing at most work places.

Good Ol' JR is what I remember best.

Took them long enough.

Wasn't this guy a comedian too?

Depends on three major factors: 1. Equipment you're planning to use 2. Distance between router and planned receiver 3. Speed you're hoping for Generally speaking though, you shouldn't experience any slowdown.

As much as I **** to see this happen, it isn't YouTube's fault. In the past 6 months they've been told that they can no longer host music in Europe and the US. YouTube (Google in general) has made a strong case in court to not block this type of material, but so far the courts haven't agreed.

Re: Bree Olsen/Olson I didn't hear it, but from what I've read and seen, the whole crew went a bit far with the whole prank. When she was in tears and acted as if she was just going crazy for no reason, I felt that was a bit tasteless. But credit to Bree, she even came out with a video a few...

That's exactly what I've been thinking. My computer updates automatically, so that's covered, but I've never heard in my entire career of a virus that's been given a public "launch date".

Charley, if you're free sometime this weekend, perhaps we could...um meet up. :rofl:

I agree with you. Unfortunately, I think little reminders of the cold war still appear today, and this is a perfect example. I think the thing that a lot of anti-Obama political analysts etc... often don't understand one of the fundamental principles of socialism, and that is the value of...

I agree with you here. I'd add that I find it more than a bit odd that companies now acted completely shocked that their employees use these web services. Being fired based on something like this to me is completely absurd, as unless this message was written from work, it's the employee's...

I think there are millions of Irish and German immigrants who would beg to differ with that statement. Ellis Island immigration workers were pretty notorious for sending people back across the Atlantic if they so much as suspected any sort of sickness, mental or otherwise, and with the state of...

I think this is just a small reminder of how out of touch Pelosi is. She's made a career out of scrutinizing and blaming many people for the problems evident today, but she's yet to do anything about it. That may not sound like anything other than politics to you, but it's astounding to me...

I'll be honest, I didn't notice the old ones, because I've got a Greasemonkey script blocking banners. :dunno:

I tried to make a point there, but I think my wording wasn't ideal. My whole point with the way that the cell phone companies work on the consumer side should be indicative of how they work on the employee side. If a company is making a ******* the way the cell phone industry does, typically...

I think I chose my words very poorly :o Private insurance companies try to gain more clients through providing something better than their competition. You're absolutely right in saying that the agencies try to prevent paying as often as possible, my point was that by offering a better...

No doubt it can be done, but it comes at a price. Frontlines suffered a great deal with lag on players with basic high speed connections. The only real plausible solution to that is to essentially release some sort of firmware upgrade that handles large multiplayer games more efficiently...

I think the GOP members have a point here. Private health care essentially makes health care providers make more benefits available, that's how the make money. Public (government-funded) health care would not, as the government would simply have to provide a bare minimum benefits program.

They absolutely do. That's not exclusive to AT&T though, all major cell phone companies operate the exact same way. They right now can legally set contracts for customers that are nothing short of absurd, and then charge exorbitant rates for simplistic things like text messaging (which in...

That's always been my understanding. Obviously there are circumstances which mitigate breaking the contract.

I would think this is a fairly common practice, the watching that is.

That's the bottom line for me.

I don't think I could agree with you more.

This might be a bit unpopular, but my favorite concept car was a Honda that was shown around 2002 that got 70+ MPG. At least that's my favorite fuel efficient concept car.

I'm not necessarily a bodybuilder, however I lift everyday and try to stay in playing shape.

I think you may have answered your own question.

I suppose not even television can save you sometimes. :rofl:

It's extremely disheartening to me that Palin is still a public figure, even more so that she is part of pop culture. I don't care if you agree with her politics (or whatever it is she tries to practice), the woman is an idiot.