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Would you elect the president via text message? 61 percent say 'Y' {Engadget}
Apr 21st 2008 6:44PM or because engadget isn't "a legitimate news-gathering organization", it's a blog.
Supercharger solar panel promises to give Freeloader a boost {Engadget}
Apr 4th 2008 2:07PM Engadget:
Here is the code on your 'Reply' link:
onclick="replyToCmt("11448919","johnny5");"
Surprisingly, you cannot use double-quotes within double-quotes, because that confuses the browser. Please change this code to:
onclick="replyToCmt('11448919','johnny5');"
You know how i figured that out? I didn't even have to use firebug. It's a nice little thing called 'View Source'. You should try it sometime...
End rant.
Amazon Kindle is a boon to e-book market, all $0.12 of it {Engadget}
Apr 4th 2008 1:58PM Why can't i properly reply to someone? Fix your fricken comment system.
Tesla sets the record straight: Roadster has airbags, okay? {Engadget}
Mar 1st 2008 11:20AM @mr friggles
"Sorry, Telsa's not late, you guys are."
"(no more Tesla motors)"
"The writer can't decide if he wants to talk about a car company or a genius scientist."
Think (proofread) before you speak (submit you comment)... especially if you don't want to make yourself look like an ass.
Movies on a flash drive not apt to boom anytime soon {Engadget}
Feb 23rd 2008 11:34PM "exactly. Making them re-writable is just ASKING people to pirate more than ever!"
So let me get this straight... You are saying that if you could write to dvd's, then they would be easier to copy? Interesting... Maybe you should take some schooling on the concept of reading data vs writing data.
As for packetsniffer, I have no quarrel with you... you are completely right, I just had to kick this other idiot.
LiMo Foundation plans SDK for mid 2008 {Engadget}
Feb 11th 2008 1:07PM Go Android!
Electricity-generating knee brace fails the American Dream {Engadget}
Feb 8th 2008 12:49PM "burn extra calories just by moving your legs"
like you would by walking to the fridge anyway?
Helio offering unlimited everything for $99 a month {Engadget Mobile}
Feb 6th 2008 4:31PM "The only people who are willing to pay for $99/mo or more for unlimited service are either doing a LOT of travel to rural areas, minor cities, or the few major cities Metro doesn't support ... or they've got their head buried in the status-symbol sand and aren't looking for actual deals."
Or they actually LIVE in 'rural areas, minor cities, or the few major cities Metro doesn't support,' which is WAY more often than not the case.
Saying that this is expensive just because there is a local service available to you that is less is like Bill Gates saying, "You can't afford a Ferrari? WTF!? My dog's glass nut cost more that a Ferrari!" or Muhammed saying, "What?! People actually pay for oil? That black *&^* that all over the place here? That's like paying to breathe!"
I'm just saying that while this may not be news for you, it is news for the 90% of us who aren't in the same situation as you.
Holocube brings 3D projection down to desktop size {Engadget}
Feb 5th 2008 4:47PM yep
More AT&T wireless outages? {Engadget}
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