Worf commented on O Canada: Bungie-centric Xbox 360 Bundle Heads Up North

"@geolemon: Can't be too much."

Worf commented on Comcast Eats GE, NBC Owned By Cable Provider

"Well, at least there's nothing on NBC I watch."

Worf commented on Firefighting ATV Concept: Twin Water Cannons, Gull Wing Doors

"@Nathan Hartsell: Yeah, or a Mongoose. I scrolled a bit too far on the front page (after the "Bungie Xbox360" and landed here."

Worf commented on Guy Demands to Be Arrested for Ripping His Own DVDs

"@GraphicoFantastico: Yeah."

Worf commented on Remainders - Good and Bad Stuff We Didn't Post (And Why)

"Neat trick on Giz I found - if you don't like the "gallery" view of this post (or any other gallery-defaulting posts), just remove "gallery" from the URL. It'll be in a single-page format and you don't have to hope the author put in a handy-dandy "if you hate gallery view..." link. Then again, there's probably a profile setting somewhere..."

Worf commented on First Pics: ViewSonic's VPC08 Windows XP Phone is Freakin' Huge

"So it's a MID with a phone - but I thought general opinion had it that MIDs suck?"

Worf commented on PSP Fans Are Never Happy, With the PSPgo Set to Receive a UMD Add-On Via Logitech

"@Dreamwriter: Or, "I don't want to pay full price for a game." Used games are a lucrative market as people want to buy older games, and discounted games. With the Go, you get the convenience of buying a game anywhere, but then you pay the premium of paying full price for it, even if the stores have started knocking $5, $10 off new copies, and who knows what the price is on used. And forget about being able to sell your used games. All this, for an extra $100 more!"

Worf commented on The Truth About Plasma Screen Burn-In

"I think the critical point is around the first 100 hours of use - then once it's broken in, it's good - it'll be like CRT screens which do burn in eventually, but you're talking about weeks and weeks and weeks."

Worf commented on This Is Why a Book About the Moon Costs $90,500

"@TheCodexx: Giz already covered that. [gizmodo.com] Basically, moon rocks are extremely valuable, being hard to get, and since no one's visited the moon in over a half century, even more so."

Worf commented on Where Is My iPhone Videochat, Apple?

"It doesn't exist for the same reason that landline videophones don't really exist - people just don't want it. Video conferencing is great for meetings and the like, but for personal use, most people would prefer not to have video transmitted."