I was actually a customer of SimpleCDN about two years ago and I was going to use them for a project that I was starting in a month, but this is just too disappointing! This solves my question of how they were about 5 times cheaper than Amazon's CloudFront though haha.

I'm a student in the Seattle area and we're trying to set up a hackerspace, but more geared to high school students. If there are cool spaces for students to hang out and work on science/tech projects, we'll be able to get more students interested in science and technology. Link in my sig.

Does this remind anyone of the Google Room View photoshopped picture from Gizmodo?

When will it be until mosquitoes evolve energy shields?

I do the same. Bing as homepage, Google as search bar. Works in great combination =]

I actually talked to one of the Bing developers about it and it's a pretty slick deal. The retailers give the discounts to the customer in exchange for ad credits on Microsoft's ad network. Although this seems like Microsoft's just taking the hit (in terms of lost ad revenue), this is a pretty smart move, saying that: 1. Retailers would become accustomed to using Microsoft's ad network, and spend more $$ on it vs. Google. 2. Since the ads are on an "auction" model, the prices will be bidded up, resulting in more $$ for Microsoft.

Acura does this too - My Acura TSX also has an overhead LED (near the center overhead reading light) which is blue. It's dim enough that it's not annoying, but it makes a cool accent when you put your hand on top of the shift knob.

I think that Bimmers do this too - except that they have red lights.