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Engadget's recession antidote: win a Microsoft Wireless Desktop 3000 {Engadget}
Jul 23rd 2009 2:54PM For teh win! I actually just reconfigured the HTPC and this keyboard/mouse combo would come out killer clutch!
Engadget's recession antidote: win a Scosche reviveLITE! {Engadget}
Jul 17th 2009 4:57PM Pick Me! I would fix the world economy by making everyone thats evil pay extra in taxes. To find if you've passed the threshold to be considered evil, you'll have to take a facebook quiz.
GM stops political contributions {Autoblog}
Feb 6th 2009 10:19AM Guys, leaders of almost every industry grease over politicians for company gains. It's the most influential and socially acceptable form of bribery (and in some cases, blackmail).
Microsoft drums up its very own Xbox 360 shortage {Engadget}
Feb 14th 2008 9:55AM dan2600,
Transfer some to the store in Mesquite, TX... My buddy was trying to find an Arcade version w/ the BenQ drive, but the first one he got had the hitachi...doh! Return...and retry
'w00t' is Merriam-Webster's word of the year {Joystiq}
Dec 12th 2007 2:06PM w00p was definitely pre 1998 gaming. Amongst Q2 engines from my perspectives at least.
"we owned the other team" isn't the origin, but it can been seen as an accurate definition.
'w00t' is Merriam-Webster's word of the year {Joystiq}
Dec 12th 2007 11:30AM Actually, being an avid online gamer since the days of Quake 2, SiN, and such, I believe I know the true origin of this word. When I first started playing online games, everyone would say, "w00p"-- ending with a “p”, not a “t”. I soon realized that it was simply an expression of joy, or pure ownage. Towards the end of an active community in SiN, and towards the start of UT99, w00p slowly got replaced by w00t, which held the exact same meaning.
So for me, the true origin is w00p. So now maybe we need to research on how w00p got started….
Aussie develops technology to take DSL to 250Mbps {Engadget}
Oct 30th 2007 9:29AM ...and the counter has started.
Lets see how long it takes for my DSL to be upgraded. 6mbit just does not cut it these days. What's the current lag with new technology and consumer in-hands use in America? 5-6 years? If we're lucky!
Ubiquiti creates the first commercial 700MHz WiFi card {Engadget}
Oct 10th 2007 12:16PM So wait a minute.
I don't really understand how this is going to work.
You're telling me that these cards have 30 mile ranges? So will we be able to see THOUSANDS of wifi networks once everyone gets these cards? I live in a real urban area right north of downtown Dallas. I can only imagine that there would be 100,000+ wifi networks.
Guitar Hero III's Les Paul in the wild {Engadget}
Sep 26th 2007 8:51PM engadget = apple-happy blogging site
iPod Classic firmware update improves Cover Flow performance {Engadget}
Sep 15th 2007 4:15PM ooops, i ment "apple releases..."
doh
