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    nutbastard: topping the list of films that have no excuse to not be on blu ray - anything by pixar or dreamworks. they're RENDERED movies for christs sake - you c... more »
    nutbastard: yeah i have noticed that the most lackluster films seem to be getting the bluray love while cinema classics don't get the HD treatment. however, even... more »
    Joey Joe Joe Junior Shabadoo: "Widely regarded as the worst movie of all time" Maybe, but Troll 2 is easily the worst/best movie of all time. more »
    Hank Scorpio: Comcast's OnDemand is the same way (although, they have gotten much better). A really great movie that would kick-ass in HD would only be available i... more »
    Monty: How long did we wait for Star Wars IV, V and VI to be released on DVD? This is studios wanting to wait until the Blu-ray market share is large enough... more »
    dry-roasted-peanuts: I need Branagh's version of Hamlet in HD. No. Really. I NEED it. more »
    Die Fledermaus: Wait, wait a minute why isn't Girls Gone Wild on the must have Blue-ray list? In all honesty I have to question the authors thoughts on the classic B... more »
    OMG! Ponies!: And Lucas releases Star Wars in the way most calculated to bilk the fans. Additionally, Fox doesn't have a lot of say or incentive in the release of ... more »
    RoboBagins: I really don't care about most special features. All I want is the movie in HD, deleted scenes, and maybe the option to reintegrate the delete scenes... more »
    LVP: Because liquid and electronics = fried electronic. more »
    Chris Jacob: Hi everyone, I'm getting quite a few emails about how this piece is similar in subject matter to another recent posting on [www.jimonlight.com] I sen... more »
    AtomFury: That movie was genius, the lighting was great with the TSO music. Love it. more »
    Curves: I proudly strung 28 bubble lights on my tree just today. They fascinated me as a child and still do. more »
    Deckard: Just finished watching Christmas Vacation. Art: The little lights... they aren't twinkling. Clark: I know, Art. Thanks for noticing. more »
    Deckard: Interesting article. Switched from incandescent C7 to the LED version this year, after my sons kept dropping them on the HARDwood floor. more »
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  • #mythbusting

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  • #christmaslights

    Christmas Lights, The Brief and Strangely Interesting History Of

    Thomas Edison was known for his wacky publicity stunts, but during the Christmas of 1880 he went for the sentimental rather than shock value. That year, instead of electrocuting an elephant, he brought us the first electric Christmas light display. More »
  • #howto

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  • #tgif

    8 Examples Why Alcohol and Gadgets Don't Mix

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  • #androidapps

    The 30 Essential Android Apps

    In a year, Android's gone from shaky upstart to mobile juggernaut. And nowhere is that more apparent than the apps—the Marketplace is positively bursting, with over 14,000 apps. Here are the ones you need, the essentials. More »
  • #bestof2009

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  • #retromodo

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  • #gizexplains

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  • #books

    How to Build a Pencil Crossbow

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  • #gamerscore

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  • #customcars

    The Christmas Truck: One Dream, 3,000 lights

    Over the last 25 years, various generations of "The Christmas Truck" have brightened the holiday season, figuratively and blindingly literally, for residents of Central Iowa. Here's the story of the virgin birth of this brilliant piece of low-tech yuletide celebration. [Jalopnik]
  • #profdealzmodo

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  • #apple

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    It still seems strange, on the face of it. iTunes is the ginormousest force in digital music, beaming out billions of bits a day. Apple paid $80 million (maybe) for Lala, a streaming site you've never heard of. Why? More »
  • #security

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  • #column

    let's talk about jumping

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  • #ebookreaders

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  • #humor

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