Yeah, I meant the MPAA. I'm not from America so I didn't realize the RIAA was music only. Here in Holland there is just one group against all sorts of piracy.

I doubt the RIAA will like these sunglasses when suddenly cams are starting to popup everywhere from people who just sit in the movies with sunglasses on.

Are you kidding me? I just bought the 805 one week ago. If I'd knew then that the sonicstage was such a pain in the [censored] and there was a new version coming out soon which supports WMP 11 I would have definately waited.

But besides the crappy (which is an understatement) software the 805 is an absolute diamond.

While I won't complain over companies finally deciding to increase battery life and not just focus on every other aspect of their gadgets, but 85 hours on a 1 GB mp3 player seems a bit overdone to me. On 1 GB you either have really crappy quality mp3's or you won't even get 20 hours worth of music on it.

My current mp3player has 30 hours worth of battery life and that is long enough for me.

America's Army. (Yeah, that's right, I'm cheap, I dig free games.)

This could be awesome if you put some USB storage in it, have multiple garages in the office (one per computer) and some auto guidance system.
Then you could just put some files on it and have it drive on it's own to the person it should go to.

That's why you have to sacrifice one person who doesn't take the test, but just goes into the exam room and leaves after a half an hour or so (you can't leave earlier in my exams) and then figures out the answers and tells them to the other cheaters through the earpieces. And then on the exam for people who failed the first you do it vice versa so that both of you ace the exam.

I have never cheated and in high school that worked out well because I got pretty good grades without to much studying, but now in college I wish I could cheat sometimes.
But still, it's always better to learn properly, then to cheat, because with cheating you will fail eventually when everybody figures out you don't know shit...

I voted nope.
Not because I use the RSS feed, which I don't, but because I just scroll down the main page and glance at all articles and their pictures and check what I'll read.

Could be nice if you made an seperate page with all the headlines per day, but that would probably be a lot like the RSS feed (won't it?).

They probably are one size fits all, which will mean it won't be to great of a ride, but decent enough to get you to your destination.

Here in Holland public transport is free for students, would be awesome if those bike would be free for us as well!

I can only imagine how that group of analyst would have worked together:
Boss: "So you have researched why stopping smoking causes an increase in texting, what have you come up with?"
Analyst 1: "I have configured a theory that it is based on the smokers needing new something to do in the time they used to smoke and thus started texting."
Boss: "Good job, what have you thought up analyst 2?"
Analyst 2: "I thought that the quitters had to seek support from friends in the hard times of not smoking."
Boss: "Good theory as well. Now you analyst 3, what are your views on the subject."
Analyst 3: "I thought we should call it smexting."
Analyst 1: "..."
Analyst 2: "..."
Boss: ".......You're fired....."