No, a queue is a fix for a manufactured problem.

Similar problem solving:
Because your friend keeps stabbing you in the leg with a sharp knife, we've hired a paramedic to follow you around.

Proper solution:
Because your friend keeps stabbing you, we arrested him. As a result you will not get stabbed by him again.

So I went to the local video game store just the other day. I looked at the new releases section... Out of 20 new releases 2 (the one is arguable) are new and the other 18 are sequels, spin offs or updates of previous games...

Then I got bored and left.

You know, someone modding you down doesn't mean they are fan boy. They could be modding you down because your not really adding anything. In fact your being about as rational and helpful as a fan boy. Any device takes some time to learn, especially if you are coming from another platform. If you take a long time user of any major platform and move them to a different one they will have problems initially. That isn't a good way to judge it.

My personal experience with the usability of Android phones has been good. An informal survey of people I know shows the same. No complaints from anyone. I've also found that giving an Android phone to someone who hasn't used one before has similar results to giving an iPhone to someone who hasn't used one. They can do simple things but get a bit lost.

So yes, please do mod him down fanboys.

Sadly most of these problems are caused by the carrier, not Android itself. Because of this they are likely to occur on any phone. It's amazing there haven't been more such problems on the iPhone, but I guess that is a result of its locked down nature. Apple has fought tooth and nail to prevent anyone from putting anything on their phones. At least they finally gave in and let us have apps. Well some apps anyway, those that they approve...

Where can I get one of these "Android/Blackberry" devices? Since when has RIM put Android on Blackberry phones??

I don't suppose I could get one as well at my user name at gmail?

There are so many well known bugs that can crash IE6 that Wikipedia even lists a few examples: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Explorer_6#Criticism

There is a reason so many people hate and criticize it. It's very very easy to despise.

That's because it is. Personal copies are very acceptable.

Wait wait, "format shifting" is illegal in the UK? That's messed up.

So, sitting here in a public establishment I look around and see 1 laptop and 5 netbooks... Since when have netbooks gone anywhere?

It wasn't a facebook page earlier. I think their server overloaded due to slashdotting and so they forwarded it to a facebook page. Seems like a reasonable way to keep the message up even if the server can't handle the sudden load.

Interesting, Bing gave me ad-laden junk for the first 4 results, the fifth was the www.frigidaire.com main page. I didn't get anything like your first result.

I guess it likes you and hates me?

Your right, the low population density and great distances in Canada do often make it more expensive and difficult to provide care and coverage for services such as healthcare. Still, the system has worked, except where privatization has eroded it.

Uhm... Isn't Libre a word in multiple romance languages all taken from the original Latin libere? The same root as words such as the English word liberty?

If your a child with two mothers, finding that page is behind a this may not be family friendly warning could potentially be damaging... So not family friendly...

Can we get a "the following page is a warning that may not be family friendly" warning on the warning?

Am I trying to be funny or just applying logic?