@mag42987: you have no idea what you're talking about.

I spent a long time on the phone with WD furious that these drives spin down after 10 minutes. The level 2 tech said it is built into the firmware and that you cannot change it. The OS will not do anything for you with these drives.

I am an ultra-loyal WD customer. This made me stop and pause. I was so ticked that they forced me to "be green".

Therefore, I wrote a tiny little program and aptly named it MyB**** (I use it on a MyBook II).

Problem solved. I'm still ticked.

Does it look like she's playing Crysis?

Preach it brother!!

I have an 80GB PS3 (came with MGS 4) and I played through MGS 1, 2 and 3 on it.

I don't get the lack of PS2 support.... What is this 80GB that doesn't support PS2 titles? Mine seems to play them just fine.

You can't watch Flags of Our Fathers, look at the article's picture and not be kind of angry it is being used to represent pirate bay.

Just saying.

Reminded me of this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ynHGxyDWII

Only for the music of course.... :)

Wow, this program is total overkill.

Most people just want their computers to lock...based on a specified proximity. This program is more than that. It integrates into Windows in a way that is similar to biometric fingerprint readers - replacing the standard windows login with it's own.

I installed it and promptly uninstalled it. Most people will be fine with BlueLock (which I've been using for some time now). oneMadRssn posted the link above.

If you're in a corporate environment, do not install this without checking with your IT staff. They will shoot you on site if they see this.

Is it just me or is "Supports enhanced network security" not convincing enough?

Denny: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=New+bravia+hdtvs+spring+2009+motionflow&l=1

Does everyone know you don't need a key to install and use? I'm typing this message on Win7 downloaded about 4 hours ago without a key.... don't know if it's been posted yet cuz there's a billion posts in here.....

p.s. Vista x64 drivers worked on my Realtek onboard Wireless NIC... so don't be afraid to try Vista drivers in Win7.....

The Engadget posting system has a bug with IE8 Win7 ;) or maybe it's the other way around?