Dell has been making acquisitions left and right for years now.

You can actually buy the collector's edition from Best Buy, which gives you 20 or so characters and a $10 RP card. I used that $10 card + $20 worth of extra points to purchase the digital Hero pack, which gives you another 20 characters. I was left with less than 10 characters to purchase and ended up using all of my IP for runes. Worked out pretty well.

Fixed.

Sorry, typo. Has NOT put enough money into improving their network.

This is the exact same experience I had with major cities in Texas. AT&T simply has put (enough) money into improving their network.

We recently left AT&T for Verizon. AT&T's speed was fine, it was the number of dropped calls that finally made us switch. I'm speaking specifically about the Dallas/Fort Worth and Austin areas. In those areas, AT&T's data transfer rates were perfectly fine on 3G. So is Verizon. With AT&T we couldn't stay on a phone call for more than 10 minutes without getting dropped. When we disabled 3G, we never had a dropped call. The AT&T network is completely overloaded in those areas and has progressively gotten worse. The iPhone 4 will only bog things down more. The majority of my coworkers are experiencing the same issues, and it's been this way for a good 6-8 months.

Does anyone remember playing an old school NES game called StarTropics? Half way through the game you were asked for a random 3 digit code, and had to provide it before you could continue. The code was inside the manual, and you had to run water over a page to make the code magically appear. Oddly enough, I still remember the code was 747.

Oh honey he's teasing you...nobody has two tv sets...!

Tversity (PC) is free, and gives you a web-based method of accessing your media. No apps required, just open your browser. I've used to to play videos of just about any format, to my iPhone, PS3 and Xbox.

HUMOR FAIL. You obviously missed the joke.

I have lots of candy.... in my van.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2009/aug/26/big-brother-dropped-channel-4 "Channel 4 confirmed today that it will axe Big Brother after a decade following next summer's 11th series." Only seems appropriate.

In Texas we have grown men that dedicate their lives to monitoring cameras set up around the border to prevent illegals from entering the country. This would be like Christmas for these guys.

Wonder if they'll only limit this to citizens.