@fastmike: Ah. like from the receiving perspective? I guess that'd the next strange level of POV videos found and posted to the Giz.

I'm not sure if this would be all that useful; underwater topography changes rapidly (especially around tidal areas), so beyond mucking about the Mariana Trench while waiting for e-mail, or seeing a 3d bump of the Titanic, I'm not sure if the a Google topo map will offer more than what is already available to survey companies.

I won't bother with BD until the format becomes inexpensive enough for BD-R disks costing about the same as DL disks. That, and the players still cost $300+, and I'm not buying the same movie again for the 200+ DVD movies I already own. Same argument against buying PSP disks.

Another case for bittorrent distribution.
@Ubik2501: Like you said.

Perhaps they should release their stuff through bittorrent. All the speed with less b0rking.

@Ubik2501: Except their connection when people dove for the $5 buffet also b0rked their interweb

I can't fathom what fucked-up times three might be times more-fucked-up because of father-child incest.

@MONSTERGOC: and that's fucked-up wrong.

No 911, no Canadian telephone numbers for SkypeIn.

Pretty much it. So basically the CRTC regulation has inferred that SkypeIn "Take Off".
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@strider_mt2k: I guess that means I hail from the province of W, Eh?

On the contrary, kids should see it. Perhaps teen pregnancy might drop a little, knowing how really weird it looks on the inside.

The monkey and the left button fascination... lol.

With a ginormous library just a download away, what the hell would one grab the hotel stuff for?

Now if artists would put up donation pages on their websites for people who like the music they downloaded, perhaps we could do away with these online stores altogether.

Either that, or continue to claim that copying music is killing the artists.

To fully fuck up your computer though, make sure the drive comes preloaded with viruses, bloats up your hard drive, then makes it slow and somewhat cranky for the next nine months. Then threatens to kill you for about twelve hours at the end of it all...

And WTF? an eeePC popped out of my mackbook pro!?!

Nice mod, wouldn't buy at half the price.

Which was good; I woke up in a house of someone I didn't know, with at least a dozen other people still passed out about the place. Good time for an exit. Haven't had a hangover when I take them - proof enough for me.

My Seagate FreeAgent Go 160GB hard drive solves my storage problems without being a cumbersome brick in my backpack.

Glad I got mine a year ago. It seems the rush to buy a Wii comes in waves around either Christmas, or when SMG, SSB, SMK come out.

Like OMG - he should put a $20 on the dash and dare people to grab at it with that kind of force!

1. Diamond Rio 256 MB - still works, sorta... turns on and plays, but volume and menu functions are toast. Use it for jogging, as I load songs by a 512MB SD card

2. Samsung YP-K5, 4GB. Decent little player with a decent speaker for those times I can have a radio at work but no headphones, and the MP3 alarm clock function seemed gimmicky, but has made it a good travel alarm as well.

What could be next? Don't know, but if a 32GB flash memory player that can handle FLAC, and is compact in size, with long battery life is out there, that's what I'm looking for.

Except you have a $79 Mii sculpture of that last Mii sitting beside your Wii.. reminding you everyday that you're the only one that plays your Wii, or enters your house without a warrant.

@ripfire4: I used to make "help me", and "aaarugh...." noises while eating raw vegetables in front of my vegetarian friend after such an argument. I also made no noises when eating meat. When asked why I said, "well this meat is dead, but these vegetables are quite alive".

I guess my humor was lost through her veg-dogma.

Personally, I can't burn through 150 min a month on my cell phone, let alone skype. I still have $10 of my original 25 euros for skype out I bought about three years ago.

@Pope John Peeps II: Agreed. Anything open to interpretation is going to lead to somebody getting knifed.

I'll just stick with the broil function of my toaster oven though: less chance of either stuff falling on it, or a dumbass action of grabbing at toast while element is hot.