Don't scare me like that. TPB is up and running.

Actually this is what I did with ff. I search with the normal URL bar.

They aren't out yet, but there are some android home phones coming.
NIMble Android desk phone
T-Mobile Android home phone

My phone has a SIM card. If I take that out, I can't use it as a phone. If I have a map file saved to the phone, I can still use it as a GPS. Is it still a phone if the SIM is out?

Or you could get one of those for free with a contract.

You can also watch seasons 1 and 2 in Windows Media Center.

Don't add uranium. That would be a nuclear bomb and, therefore, be against the itunes terms.

... would cause more heat. That white roof is designed to reduce the amount of heat produced. When they added black to the roof, it just caused the roof to be inefficient. Looks like greenpeace is trying to increase the amount of carbon produced by air conditioning.

But then, if they used their own computers, they might think the observer told them to go to a website, so it should be safe. There is really no true way to test this, other than infecting computers with a trojan.
No... That would target insecure individuals who don't know any better...

See:Observer Effect

In the united states, there is a grace period, "one year from the date of first public use, sale, offer for sale, or publication". And if you get it notarized, you can prove that you had the idea first. Finding a notary shouldn't be a problem, because, AFAIK, most banks offer a notary for free to customers. http://robertplattbell.blogspot.com/2007/10/i-cant-afford-patent-now-what.html

Just because the product doesn't need support, doesn't mean the customer doesn't.

See xkcd: http://xkcd.com/603/

AT&T is on the list of "Participating Providers". http://espn.go.com/broadband/espn360/affList