I got a question -

So I'm considering buying a Time Capsule. What I'm not sure is should I buy the lower end model (1TB) and just supplement it with an external hard drive (via USB) or should I get the larger (2TB) model? Ultimately what I'm getting at is - do you lose any sort of functionality by getting the smaller drive and then just adding storage via an external drive? That option certainly seems more cost effective.

Also, is there any limit to the number of Mac's I can back up to my Time Capsule? I currently have 1 MBP but I'll probably be picking an iMac soon to replace my old PC desktop. I'd like to have them both be backed up to my Time Capsule and/or my Time Capsule's external HD. Thanks!

Yes please!

lol! were you even trying? you went straight into the wall

Whoever was controlling the demo was the worst F-Zero racer - ever!

I've got the SNES emulator on my R4 for DS and it runs like absolute crap. There's a lot of weird issues where the background will move to the foreground and completely cover what I'm trying to do. Is there a newer/better version I should be aware of?

@Shahryar - you know me :) UMBC?!

Wow. I can't believe there's people out there defending Lotus Notes.

I work for the Census Bureau and stuck with using Lotus Notes. It is quite possibly the worst application I've ever used. Not only does it suck memory, it just sucks.

I must say, that is pretty rad. I wonder if Nintendo will follow suit and do something similar with Wii Virtual Console games and the Nintendo DS. Oh man if that were the case, I'd be in heaven.

So if they don't include a web browser with the operating system, how is the average Joe Consumer gonna go download a web browser at all?

This is stupid.