I had actually started using it last month. It's amazingly useful. RIP :(

Actually, here in Chattanooga, people are switching to EPB in DROVES. I get asked by little old grannies if they should switch to EPB because of Comcast's horrible customer service.

Unfortunately, they don't yet service apartments :(

Seriously, teach them about things they're going to use daily. I'd personally start with the operating system, and make sure that they really know that the hardware that runs Windows XP is capable of running other operating systems as well (same goes for MAC OS). I couldn't tell you how many times I've had people tell me that they have a "Windows Vista" when I ask them about their processor.

That would work, as there is essentially no prior art.

Ack. I blame it on long work hours! The really funny thing, though, is that I still got modded up.

And 10% of all makeup statistics are within 8% accuracy (90% of the time)

Toshiba's Qosmio line has done this for quite a while....

He said "low-level", which I suppose is what's getting you confused. I know it's subjective, but to be considered "low-leveled" for me, it'd have to be under level 5.

Well, I can see why you were unhappy.

Starcraft isn't even an MMO.

So them upping the price by $20/month for you to be able to record things in advance is perfectly ok?

It may only be $20/month, but I know PLENTY of families that can't risk that extra $$ on television each month, so therefore will just have to go without.

I'm in the US, and it's working here in the Southeast.

Actually, I've had a lot of luck out of Tigerdirect this last year. Previously, I couldn't stand them.

Banner ads annoy you? For me, as long as it's not making sound and not obscuring the content I'm trying to view (those pop-over text ads are annoying), I'm not much bothered by ads.

I can happily say that one is in Memphis, TN. Gotta love getting things next-day. :)

I live in a decently rural town. Most people here work in nearby towns (TOWNS, NOT CITIES) that are much larger than the area I live in.

Even those (bigger) towns don't have public transit systems.... And even for those of us who work HERE, we sure as hell can't walk to work. The center of town is about 4-5 miles from here, and there are no sidewalks or anything of that sort. It would mean walking up (and down) hills on the side of the highway the whole way there.