http://glimmerblocker.org/ OS X Control Panel for handling ads no matter what browser you use.

Let me decide what is "acceptable" for me.

Reminds me of the IBM server commercial. 'Servers are our friends' http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73bMSNPc3Ak

http://www.danger.com/

We're reshaping the mobile Internet landscape

Danger is now a part of Microsoft's new Premium Mobile Experiences (PMX) team, a group within the Mobile Communications Business (MCB) of the Entertainment and Devices Division at Microsoft.

I spent enough time with; -OpenDoc -Desktop Printing -Chooser -Extension Manager -Cleaning out corrupted preferences -Playing with RAM allocation for Adobe apps for clients -PPP dial-up accounts with hacks No thanks. I don't think my fingers have ever healed from putting memory into the PPC 7100s or 8100s and getting continually sliced-up. Ugh! Bad memories indeed.

///The iPhone is really about the only reason to consider them as a network.///

Correct.

I was on Verizon for years and prior to them I was on Sprint in the San Francisco Bay Area. I moved to the iPhone and AT&T because of the iPhone and very happy I did because the iPhone is amazing. It is better than any Palm, Blackberry or other phone I have had but the AT&T service BLOWS!

There are a lot of bad areas in San Francisco for AT&T that Verizon's coverage was solid in. The other CONSTANT frustration is when I call other iPhone/AT&T users and get dropped ALL THE TIME!

Horrible = AT&T

1. Buy a Black Sharpie(TM) pen (the thin sharpie would be best in my past experience). 2. Locate the reference to the drive size on the manufacturers label located on the top of the drive enclosure (typically in GB). 3. Gently (as to not damage the disk platter below the label and enclosure) using the Sharpie(TM) cross out that number and replace with the desired capacity above or below the factory stamped capacity. NOTE: depending on how the drive manufacturer has detailed the size on the label, you might have space above the factory size reference or below the reference.

Wow - stated quite well. Mod up on this please.

Like the Tron guy (you know the guy who made his own budget tron suit). http://www.tronguy.net/images/headshot.jpg I think I would be cool with Terry if he wasn't such a putz or a-hole and he had a tron suit on or something nutty when they brought him to jail. Overall, he gives people the sysadmin stereotype they all want - hostile, paranoid and a jerk, so it got a lot of play in the media. It is frustrating because many of us fight this stereotype constantly and make huge gains only to have a Terry Childs attitude reinforce the negative stereotype of a sysadmin who does not have a sense of who and what he is working for. Yet, even with all of that, I think if he could get in a Tron suit of some sort, I would give him another shot and it could twist the stereotype into a crazy geek rather than an asshole geek.

I think they have been waiting for an early release model of the Window Mobile phone to start prototyping after the Zune. http://hideapod.com/

I don't think the 4 year old will be all that happy doing demos of sending pics to her family 8 hours a day.

It will start out fine and about 30 minutes in the security officers will probably just go in and disable security alerts like all Windows users do after a while.

"Don't notify me and don't display the icon (not recommended)"

"Assume all potential attacks will come across the network or internet and disregard direct physical access to the hardware"

"I'm a PC and I just got walked to the HR office"