"The Pedestrian Safety Enhancement Act would require electric cars and hybrids to make noise"...

And to facilitate this request, Toyota will be installing standard a special horn that plays when you press on the steering wheel... also known as "The Horn".

Directions for Managing Satellite (in case of apocalypse):

1. Construct from the rubble of buildings a space craft capable of reaching low earth orbit.
2. Using plastic bags from the local grocery store, construct an air-tight spacesuit.
3. Fly into low earth orbit, space walk, repair damaged satellite (see "Satellite repair manual", Volume 2,304)
4. Pray the enemy that just destroyed civilization doesn't develop a way to jam satellite signal.

You're right... we should just slap him in the face. Once for every spam message sent out from his servers, which would be 1/3 the spam sent out for the last decade or so.

Maybe if you had more education you'd know the difference between "your" and "you're"... Just sayin'...

Double-tap home, find it in the list, tap-hold, click the minus sign.

That's funny... My boss did. So did two other people that I work with, and two other friends.

Actually the last PC in the article compared PC/GEOS to Windows 3.0.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7yshc_ez6tg&feature=player_embedded

1:08 in.

I suppose that's better that tasting like something very young and ALIVE...

If you're late to the party, you better bring something that no one else has... like a Windows 7 phone. :-)

That's the only reason my homemade cellphone made with rubber bands didn't outsell the iPhone... lack of supply.

- Project Natal
- Office 2007 (the Office Ribbon): http://www.pcworld.com/article/128176/the_20_most_innovative_products_of_the_year.html
- ClearType
- Halo

So, I went to the link to read TFA, and realized that the TFS isn't a summary at all. It's just a copy/paste of the entire blog post with the line breaks taken out. It's amazing what constitutes "New for Nerds, Stuff that Matters" these days...

And you still get either Coke or Pepsi...

What I really want to know is, did it make a tiny solar system? Maybe we should wait a few trillion years to see... :-P