It mighty be moderately useful to have a GPS that gets you "close enough" but isn't worth jamming for military purposes - something that puts you within, say, half a mile, so that shipping etc. aren't totally hosed. I know it's not good for navigating in close to shoals or shores, but in open water it'd be useful. I'm sure there's some flaw with this idea but meh, it might be worth pondering.

There was an entire album about this that clearly stated that Automatic was For The People.

I want one that's thicker than my giant Galaxy. I already get the biggest ones available.

Give me the option of a big phone with double the thickness and give me 15 extra hours of battery life with the rest of the capabilities the same of the thin version. Good grief, how have they not figured this out? I don't care if it's heavier or thicker, and I'm guessing a ton of people don't either.

... I guess the steps to implement this would, in a sense, be "Baldur's Gait"?

I'll just see myself to the door now.

ZUUUUULLLLL

Okay, but when is the crappy, bloated Michael Bay movie version arriving?

s/stunning/predictable/g

Except people care about this one.

I had $100 on it happening at the University of Texas at Connecticut.

This is the saddest story ever.

Mebbe read the article?

Nestor 10. Come here! COME HERE!

That must make it, like, 500 times faster than Silverlight.

Uh, yeah, I meant they're not spending anything *on developing passable* STBs. Great reading though.