I have a netbook, and I use it quite a bit during the week. When I am at home and want to kick back, but still have a paper to write, I use Google Docs, because it has no download, and all my stuff is automatically synced to my other computers, too. When I'm at class, the campus is covered in wifi, so the connection is always on there, too. I never use my netbook anywere where there is no always on, fast connection. As long as Chrome has an offline option to edit docs and your calender to save battery life, it would be a fantastic OS for my netbook (provided they will let me install it on an EeePC 900 with the ssd)

Hey, it'll be alive two minutes longer than the user will.

It's a cigar, not a tongue.

Maybe instead of buying a new system, you could have gotten it repaired by Microsoft. Free repair, free shipping, one week and it's back. Much better than $300 for a new Arcade system.

Then block Opera, or block Unite specific IPs from going out. There has to be some kind of way to block access to Unite servers, or force users to use an older version of Opera or just Firefox.

Umm... Activision is the parent company of Neversoft.

That happens a lot, they put addresses on the street instead of where the actual house is, because Google doesn't know where your house actually is. All they know is where your address is off the road.

Has there ever been any proof that WiFi causes harmful radiation to humans? Didn't think so.

Or like car fans rate cars, or movie buffs rate movies, or farmers rate their largest crops, or grocery store owners rate their sales for this quarter.

I'll shred YOUR mom's carpet!