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Dimitri
Member Since May 22nd, 2006

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Nintendo files Wii accessory patent for everything, includes the kitchen sink

Feb 6th 2008 6:09PM on Engadget

I agree with the sentiments of most of the posters so far, except to say that I think being able to attach Wiimotes to an *exercise* bike is a GREAT idea for playing certain types of games, or passing the time while exercising.

Phosphor E Ink watch giveaway (part 3)

Dec 26th 2007 3:33PM on Engadget

mobile phone, or my computer's clock

Phosphor E Ink watch giveaway (part 2)

Dec 26th 2007 3:32PM on Engadget

mobile phone, or my computer's clock

Phosphor E Ink watch giveaway (part 1)

Dec 26th 2007 3:31PM on Engadget

mobile phone, or my computer's clock

Reminder: Phosphor E Ink watch giveaways almost closed!

Dec 26th 2007 3:29PM on Engadget

Me likey.

Zune hack wipes out guest syncing

Mar 12th 2007 9:08PM on Engadget

Murc, your outburst only amplifies your own foolishness.

He did NOT say his Zune is being used as a USB storage device. He said his iPod can be used as a USB storage device: "for ipod, i can at least use it as an usb storage".

Portable generator converts waste into energy

Feb 5th 2007 12:01PM on Engadget

It also makes Everlasting Gobstoppers.

Shocking study reveals that activity in gaming fights obesity

Jan 5th 2007 6:56PM on Engadget

"...this one takes the literal cake"

Literal cake? No, you probably just meant that it takes the cake, figuratively.

Literally taking the cake would be if they slapped the chocolate cake out of the mouths of the study's participants.

Dimitri

Gmail bug exposes your mail account to spammers

Jan 1st 2007 11:52AM on Engadget

Gmail is an online web page. The fact that it is used for email is irrelevant.

If spammers are able to access any .js files that is in a Gmail or Google.com page, then it seems to me that this is a security flaw in the BROWSER, and that ANY web page that uses JS files is at risk.

Maybe I'm wrong, but I smell a hoax.

Nintendo shorting UK pre-orders with supply problems

Dec 7th 2006 6:05PM on Engadget

What about focusing on the country that will encompass the vast majority of your sales? It's just plain economics. Supply the areas that have the greatest demand and greatest potential for the quickest sales.

That's not Europe, folks. That's not even Asia. It's the US and Canada.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

"I'm looking for a wireless trackpad to use with my older (2.5 or so years old) C2D MacBook that's perpetually docked to my home theater. Something sleek, thin, not too small, made of high quality materials. Ideally, it would natively support all of (Snow) Leopard's multitouch inputs, and even more ideally, it would have a charging dock / base. The only problem is that I'm not sure that such a thing even exists. Think you can throw me a bone?"

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