I really like being frightened on Halloween so I'm planning on watching some scary things I've tivo'ed.....

Frankenstein

Dracula

The Wolf-Man

Kathleen Sebelius testifying before congress

You know, the really scary ones.

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POPPYCOCK!!

I always wanted to say that, so thanks for a post that made that possible.

I liked Windows Phone also. Never was I ever interrupted with a phone call as the phone helpfully rebooted on receipt of a call. Also had some wonderful apps that made edlin look like an app for LCARS.....LOL!

Seriously, the windows phone I had (an HTC) ran yards better with the hacked version of Android than it ever did with Windows Phone.

Not necessarily Google fanboys as much as sick of Microsoft running rough shot over the entire industry for the last 15+ years.

What was once going around is coming around and MS' up-pence has come.

Not glad about their trouble, but happy to see proof of Karma.

Dudes, the good night is that away ---------------------> please go into it quietly.

Pay CBS large sums of money to feature the third-rate crappy products in their primetime lineup, with the hope that by shoving them (and their crappy OS) down everyone's throats it will catch on. For a blatant example, see Under the Dome for 7/22/2013.

Great plan.......for me to poop on :)

Here's a preview of the new vacuum: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXOAc5yt218

10...15... after I hit 40, they all seem to blend together anyway :)

You are right, though.

Ten years ago it would have been considered as ridiculous as having to remove one's shoes prior to boarding a plane, so you never know.

Bing'd: getting caught by law enforcement thanks to the ever helpful and ever present folks of the SS.....I mean MS.

(i.e. My neighbor got bing'd for skyping to a friend that he was he was still watering his lawn despite the water ration.)

I knew this was happening, warned people, and anyone who didn't know is a moron!!!

BTW, YEOWWW!! my nards are hurting :)

"His brain is gone!" - Dr. McCoy

Software algorithms, especially as most programmers were taught from the same basics, can be very ubiquitous. While I think coding implementation of an alogrithm can be unique and should be copyrightable, granting patents on the algorithm is a very flawed and growth inhibiting concept. It's nice to see ANY lawmaker realizing this and trying to correct this egregious error that, IMHO, has gimped software development for the last 20 years. I wonder when the laws in the U.S. will catch up with this way of thinking and put an end to all the freaking patent trolls.

Wouldn't it be terribly ironic if Amazon was using Linux internally, taking advantage of the hard work of the open-source community, only to shun them away from using any content being generated?

Perhaps another clause is needed in GPL?

I tried a friends Amazon Prime account earlier this month on XBMC. It worked great and had some content of which interested me. So much so that, last evening I signed up for Prime, only to find today that I can't even use it. Oh well, so much for the 30-day trial.