Didn't Handspring--now defunct--already do this like 12 years ago? There were all sorts of devices for their PDAS, including a GSM module.

That's still working, right?

My Palm Pre already locks up and sometimes reboots when I get a regular SMS from anybody.

I hate my phone.

As the iPhone and iPad continue to succeed, Apple neglects the original iPod more and more. Especially anything with a hard drive. I miss the days of dedicated music players.

It seemed like 2/3 of the posts on bargain hunting sites were focused around using this to buy stuff, and it made shopping online a real chore to make sure it went through and to wait to get the money back later. There was always an immense guilt if you didn't use it and I spent too much time crunching numbers.

Eclipse has to be the worst environment ever made--and I've used Lotus Designer.

It's great Adobe made a legit IDE for their various tech(Flash, ActionScript, ColdFusion). But when it's built on top of the steaming pile that's Eclipse, how effective of a tool can it really be?

I do Flash and ColdFusion development. I've tried to use Flex Builder 3, and the Flash Builder 4 betas. It just isn't good. Every time I try to write code with something based on Eclipse, I'm fighting the IDE more than I'm actually writing code. The same can be said for CFEclipse, or Aptana.

There NEEDS to be better tools. But as soon as I see Eclipse, it's a pass.

They're pulling out because on top of all the bullshit censoring, they were CONSTANTLY attempted to be hacked by the GOVERNMENT. That's why they're leaving. It's not worth it.

The ended up frying his brain so he would forget the woman--and all sorts of other stuff like his job. I think in the end it was actually something different and they fried his brain for nothing.

This problem was solved in the 80's with The Animal: The Animal

Spirit Rover engineers should have played with more 80's toys. Can anything stop...THE ANIMAL?!

I don't know why people like to toss that extra "en" in there. It's like when people spell ligthening for lightning.

They aren't paying you money to ask a bunch of guys on Slashdot. Do it your damn self or find another job that you're actually qualified to do without submitting an "Ask Slashdot" anonymously to do it.

EVERYBODY KNOWS THAT THE HURD IS THE WORD! ..some random text to get past filter...I WANTED to yell!

Sports:
September starts the NFL season, the NHL is kicking off to get ready in October. Baseball is entering the playoff stretch.

Gaming:
Get some concrete information on the holiday releases, as well as a couple great games that get released a bit before the season.

Weather:
It's getting cool enough where outdoor activities are really enjoyable.

All sorts of great stuff happens in Sept/Oct

Towards the end of my projects we had lots of similar hacks. But we have it on a separate BRANCH, IDENTIFY it as a hack so it doesn't get reverse-integrated AND we #define it with the game name around it so it WON'T happen in the other games.

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