"Installing this program will take up 415.8 MB of space". Seriously? WTF Adobe, this reads PDFs AND DOESN'T DO ANYTHING ELSE, are you trying to make it as bloated as possible?

I'm only paying $13/month for web space.

This is my preferred method of dealing with those bastards: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VICaWgD-76w

The only movie I've seen that addresses this is "I'll believe you" - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I'll_Believe_You Kinda cool that someone in Hollywood actually considered this.

avoid the draft HTML5 spec (the final version is not due for several years) because of interoperability issues across browsers."

That's different from HTML4 how, exactly?

Let me know how that works out, Ozymandias.

what do you mean, "half the functionality"? It can get to youtube AND facebook!

yeah? and what about when you get hit by a blue shell?

I figured this is what they used to build Terminators.

Dibs on the band name "Potato Radius".

When I was in college, the best way I found to take notes was when the professor would hand out printouts of his slides, with some details left out. then i could just fill in the blanks, and wouldn't have to write so much that I couldn't really think about what was being said, but still ended up with complete notes. If this could be done on some sort of tablet, they they'd probably have some serious power. also, students who don't want to pay attention won't learn, will always find a way to waste time, and that's their problem. if they're not distracting other students, then I don't really see it as the professor's problem.

I don't think ebooks are worth as much as paper books for reasons that have already been beaten to death here - DRM prevents you from lending the book to a friend, if the DRM server disappears, so do your books, the bookseller can disable/delete your books whenever they feel like it, lots of publishers are delaying or choosing not to release ebooks to try and drive up sales of paper books, if you upgrade your device, it might not be compatible with your collection, and the marginal cost of producing copies of ebooks is practically zero. The most I'd be willing to pay for an ebook is $5, and it would have to be a current best seller. Older and less popular books would have to be cheaper, unless they offered some additional advantages.

I set these up at my parent's house for a DVR with no WiFi - they do the trick and are easy to install - just plug n' play.

no, that was a 10" screen, they just had a 2' tall person demonstrating it.

The title claims students are failing because of twitter, but almost the entire article claims that it's because they're not teaching grammar in schools. Way to understand what you're writing, numbnuts.