Walkthrough of the new DLC: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jrkj6lWvR6Y

Chin Chin is what Japanese people SAY means "cheers" but it really just means "dick dick". Kanpai is the correct way to say Cheers. You got DUPED!

Buy the 8-Bay Drobo. Fill it with 2TB drives (and then 4TB drives when they are available). This will give you 12.48 TB of usable space.

Lets be crazy and assume that every disc is 37.5GB (which is the average of a BD-25 & BD-50). That will give you 320 full blu-ray movies. Plus, you can access them from every room in the house if they are on a computer.

But as everyone else said... the people buying this don't need a techie solution. Sigh.

The drivers to my Canon Printer will not work now. This is unacceptable.

Seriously! My PSP has been collecting dust for a while and I was actually going to sell it. But now... well, the dust will be cleared in October!

YES! Finally! Someone else who thinks Gattaca is AWESOME!

Logitech diNovo Mini, hands down... AND IT WORKS WITH MACS!

I wrote up an HTPC guide which uses the diNovo mini and it works magically:

http://www.iheartmatt.com/blog/2009/03/13/the-ultimate-mac-mini-htpc-media-center/

It doesn't really matter if it is the law because driving and talking on your phone without being a cabbie is also against the law... but no one follows it.

The fact of the matter is that part of your rights as a passenger are that you can ask the driver to end his phone call among pretty much anything else. You can ask them to stop driving like a lunatic and you can also ask them to turn the radio off. Hell, I once had a cab driver close my window on me "because he had the A/C on" I told him it is not my problem and that he needs to lower the window... he did. They do what you say because they have to, but hell, if it isn't bothering you why should you bother them?

Or you could, you know, buy a PSP and just play the PS1 rom files on that.

It's this simple. Do for videogames what you do for movies. No more, no less.

You can't see an R movie if you aren't 17 (in the US) so you shouldn't be allowed to buy a M game unless you are 17. If your parent wants to buy it for you, fine, they are doing the parenting.

Why is this so difficult? You can blow someones head off in a game and you can replay the scene from full metal jacket until the cows come home. At the end of the day, violence is violence. Shouldn't the people making laws, etc, spend their time doing something productive?