Woo hoo! Now the Enterprise will have rivets in the warp core and hull, a 47 speed transmission and 5 stages of NOS. We will have a scene where Scotty's screen says "danger to warp core" as rivets shoot out killing random red shirts. Kirk will engage the NOS, driving them to warp 12 as they drag race a bird of prey. Sulu: "I live my life a quarter sector at a time." Vin Diesel can be a Klingon and Paul Walker will be a Ferengi that crashes his transport ship and dies in a fire (too soon?). I'm waiting for the new Star Trek movie where Riker wakes up and we find out the Abrams films were all just a bad dream.

If you make it back to 0 ft/0 mph, with the exception of a couple airports, you've just landed in the ocean.

With the onset of winter, I'm thinking sledding Griswold style!

I currently have:
2 laptops
2 desktops
2 android phones
2 PSPs
1 television
1 PS3
1 Xbox360
1 Xbox
1 FreeNAS server
1 pfsense box
1 ESXi 5 server
1 VMware Server 2 box (soon to be decomm'd)
2 WAPs
3 switches
1 VOIP ATA

That is 22 physical devices with another 12 desktops/servers in the virtual environment.

The Nova and Blockbuster apps were pushed out with the Android 2.2 upgrade around August 3, 2010. How is this showing up on /. today? On a side note, I've heard rumor the Evo will be seeing Android 2.3 (gingerbread) in the next few weeks. There is also talk about giving the user the ability to install/uninstall Sprint's crapware through their own android app store.