BP has been providing live feeds of all the ROV missions to the wellhead for the last few days. For those who are curious, here's a pretty decent site hosting all the feeds from the ROVs. Pretty fascinating to watch all the work going on around the BOP, occasionally you can follow a few of the ROVs as they wander off to find old pipelines or prepare the Q4000 direct connection. In a tragic way it almost feels like watching the Titanic discovery all over again.

Great, now I sound like a real nerd. Is it too late?

It already happens with us.

As a 17 year old who listens to about seven hours of music a day and has a subscription to Rhapsody, an unlimited music service, I switch genre about every month. With Rhapsody, (Well this is sounding like an advertisement) I don't have pay wall barrier that a lot of kids have and don't require friends to buy and expose them to new music (Same could be said to some degree for pirates.) and that frees things up enough that I get so overdosed with music that I transition the moment something get's "boring".

Yes, I'm completely spoiled that I can't enjoy a genre of music for more than a month, but a year later, I'll be coming back to that genre after doing a 360 around the music world only to find new artist and new releases to enjoy. Some things stick, even if you move on. And now with software giving us perfect recall of what you listened to a year ago, you can come back to an artist that you like a lot.

It's not as bad as you think it might be.

Damnit, we've lived in fear of them going 600 miles an hour in airplanes and crashing into things. Now what the fuck are we going to do when they start falling from the sky at 800 miles an hour?!

I was watching this thinking, hey, that music sounds awfully familiar? Dug through my music collection and found the music in the video (Which does add a good deal of the "awesome" factor.) is a splicing of the song "In The House- In A Heartbeat" from the original soundtrack of 28 Days Later by John Murphy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KSYYEDXaGo0

So both Apple and AT&T are denying responsibility for the Google Voice app. There is only one possibility then; the App Store has gained sentience and is now taking Apple's directives to their logical conclusions. Expect news of Pre and Android users mysteriously disappearing in the next few days.

Flextronics didn't care for another reason: They made huge amounts of money fixing the broken Xbox 360s in their Chinese factories.