Thanks for the tip, I'll see if that helps.

I've been tracking some of the April Fool's stuff on my blog at http://www.kb3pxr.net/.

Oh Please don't remind me of that, not the OMG Ponies! thing, but the fact that I was stupid on that day. For a while first posts were getting modded up, I decided to start the first post stuff as myself. Later the mods started modding the trolls as trolls and my Karma hit rock bottom. In fact I think I'm still paying for it as I have to wait 10 minutes or more between posts, then again there may have been trolls on using an open WiFi I once had.

Nope, this one isn't a Slashdot April Fool's joke, this one is Youtube's joke. For more info on Jokes I've found so far please visit: http://www.kb3pxr.net/2010/04/april-fools-jokes-abound.html and please don't flame me for the ads.

There are two categories of these, one are the video ads that you have to watch before watching a video or a stream, and second is the type that plays WITH AUDIO and cannot be stopped. Both of these types have prompted me to install adblock plus.

While I have to switch to optimized mode in Blazer to reduce horizontal scrolling on my Centro, I don't have any problems with slashdot on my Centro. I don't know why everyone is bashing Palm nor why Palm Os devices are being discontinued. BTW I am posting this from my Centro.

If you are using 64-bit Windows you can forget syncing by USB. Some individual apps like pocket tunes (pTunes) will still sync since they identify as a different device altogether. If you sync by bluetooth, infrared, or serial (even through a USB converter) everything will work fine, but slowly. Palm is not updating their software and drivers to work on 64-bit Windows and the official solution is to use either Bluetooth or Infrared to sync. 32-bit Windows up to and including Windows 7 will work with the Palm Hotsync software, but with 64-bit there is simply no USB driver. I don't think Palm will discontinue the Centro anytime soon, nor any of their standalone PDAs that still use Palm OS. They need to re-write their software to support 64-bit Windows and Mac OSX on Intel in both 64-Bit (and if necessary 32-bit).

Take up the hobby anyway. You are more likely to encounter interference from faulty power line hardware (insulators, etc) than from these devices at this time. Have fun I hope that you do get into this hobby.

Diesel is very plentiful at least in my area of the USA. Most if not all Gas stations in my area carry diesel and the one station if you pull up to the diesel terminal they wouldn't even notice that you are filling up with diesel unless they see which nozzle you are using as that terminal is also a regular gasoline terminal that also has a diesel terminal integrated.

On at&t, and T-Mobile pressing the # key skips the greeting, on Verizon Wireless and Sprint you press the * key. It is usually the key opposite of the key you press to get the login prompts. For example you press * on at&t to get the login prompts, and # to skip the greeting.

A Proud at&t User.

Where in the hell do you get that number. I guess I didn't have the bandwidth when I was watching stuff on Hulu. I did have to pause to let it buffer after all. Ahh, this reminds me, I have to go set up my DVD recorder as I just got back home from technical school.