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Does this mean that if you can code in Flash you can make an iPhone app without a Macintosh?
Really? No one though to put "Don't Panic" on the back?
Seems like a waste of resources... can a regular paper recycler even handle this? If its got video and sound, I'm assuming there is a battery in there somewhere.
So... a deleted message can be found on the iPhone... how is this a security bug? If I loose my iPhone the least of my concerns are the messages I deleted. How about the rest of the email on the phone that wasn't deleted. Not to mention that email you deleted is still out there on the person's computer that sent the email. Seems like a silly thing to worry about and not a real good reason to tell people to stop using the built in email client.
Considering their organic eyes are useless... why not remove them and place stereo cameras in their place. The muscles used to direct eye movement could direct the cameras. Combine that with wireless transmission and a tongue piece that is flexible enough to remain in the mouth for long periods and allow normal speech.
I think its a normal sized keyboard in a miniature model of a workshop.
I love the concept of the Kindle... but the cost is still way too high. I read a few books a year, and at $360 that's about 30 to 40 books... It'd take me about 10 years to read that much. And then factor in the price of the actual content you have to buy... Hopefully competition will bring down the price of the reader devices.
So despite the fact that 30 other people were able to successfully leave a comment, you've come to the conclusion that it isn't you or your computer that's defective, but the entire system.

Your logic is seriously fucky, Jake.
I wonder if you're running Windows 7 64bit, if the VM is also 64bit, of if you get a choice. I haven't found too many programs that don't work well in Windows 7. Some I've discovered that you have to launch as Administrator, though.
What do these people think? Microsoft will look at it and say, "Oh well, we had a good run, guess everyone can start using Ubuntu now. Sorry it didn't work out." Why do these hackers constantly think its so necessary to discover flaws in the Windows OS?
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
"What's the best gaming laptop for under 1,500 bucks? I had my eye on the P7805u (Gateway), but it seems Best Buy has run out for the time being. Also, as a secondary question, I like the specs on brands such as iBUYPOWER and CyberPower and the like, but are they reliable? I'm a little worried about buying labels that aren't huge like Dell, Gateway, etc. Thanks!"
 

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