I never thought of directly writing on my screen, that's brilliant! And here I was writing on stickies and pasting them to the screen... talk about hard to see!

I have to edit that last statement to say never been outside North America. Sadly Canada has the same problem, lack of carriers and preposterous pricing plans (none of them unlimited)

winter and construction season :)

you should ask Apple for a free sleeve to make sure it does :)

Because their software is soooo good to begin with...

Break out the champagne!

/sarcasm

I think you might have set the bar a little low... :)

For Microsoft Office suite of products That is what they look like to me.

To the users of the newest MacBook - We have recognized the issue and like all laptop manufacturers this isn't just a MacBook problem; every manufacturer has this issue. We suggest using the MacBook differently, if you are having a problem under load, don't load your MacBook.

Problem solved.

I joined the ABS club years ago... Anything But Sony. I'm not upset about my decision at all. As a consumer I have the power to decide where to spend my money. I choose ABS

Here in Central Canada: Winter season and Construction season

Winter is inconvenient because its cold and you can't navigate the rutted and icy roads

Construction is inconvenient because its hot and you can't drive on any of the roads

Ha Ha. How appropriate

Okay for the last time, can anybody tell me how to block Apple stories from Slashdot in My Preferences? I've tried everything, including:

changing the settings
logging in and out (I even tried turning it off and then on again...)
sacrificing my first born
If this is the kind of stories I get from Apple Tag, I don't need em.

Doesn't it seem odd that we tell users: "NEVER click on a link from an unknown source." and yet that is exactly what this warning is telling us.

I get that they are trying to warn the users but it seems ironic that they are saying " you are infected. click here to find out more." that is probably what got the user in trouble in the first place.

Not saying I have a better solution... I have no idea but I guess something is better than nothing.

I had mod points but needed to say it, I distinctly remember my dad cringing when he bought us Stampede! by activision for the Atari 2600. total cost = $59.99. In 1981 My mom and dad back then were well off, but when I think nowadays with my wage buying games for my family (Wii games) and spending the same amount, I can't help but think we might have been getting ripped off back then.

Times have changed, games are a dime a dozen and the magic of 'electronic games' is gone. thus people's perceived values of what they should cost (comparing it to the sweat shop goods you can get at Walmart) is that the games are expensive.

Good idea.

My thoughts were a jammer while the car is in drive (even stopped with brakes applied) to every car. ( I Know its illegal to jam... keep an open mind) then your idea with the pillory idea (call this number if you see this moron texting) because two things are obvious:

One: they found a way to beat the system
Two they are too stupid to be given a license to Drive