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There's no thin black device... I bet she was shielding her face from the camera.

In.:o

They've got stuff like this at a local adult learning center here.

What's up with the story? No way they could lose that much money.

Gizmodo was involved in activities that might have been deemed illicit. And they are cooperating, aren't they? I don't see the issue. Most of the information that led to this came from sources other than Gizmodo anyway.

Anime is not real. Sorry. :(

It's able to sustain massive anal blasting for endured periods of time. Optimal strength even during the most explosive diarrhea spells.

I think there must be some crack pipes being used by various posters here.

For all operators? He must have gotten a message then. I can't see how he has any claim that he doesn't owe to the phone company. :) My problem with the phone companies is they don't make it clear enough to most people what data is, why and how you get charged for it and ways you can manage...

It's probably confusing to some people. Data roaming should not be possible by default. There's probably plenty of people that go through this and with all the carrier deals and how they handle who is roaming and who isn't is odd to say the least. Having said that, I thought you got warning...

She's a pop music performer... wow. :D

A lot of people complain about her music, but I think they don't care for her image more than anything. She's got some pretty catchy lines and for pop music, it's pretty hip. Regardless of what one thinks of her music and image, she is interesting.

Some kids do like to take their clothes off. :D Some feel better free. Some adults for that matter.

I'm about to run in the front yard naked... please don't invade my privacy and look. :mad:

This could be a good idea if they could detect zombie puters or malicious traffic. I'm not sure it's really possible really, but it wouldn't be a good idea to block them. Perhaps if you simply sent them a warning or phone call to tell them they need to get their computer looked at. It's awfully...

I think that should read... "He said other crackpot elected officials are exploring something similar."

I saw one of these in one of the Savannah School of Art and Design buildings. Students could come use it to chill out. It's pretty cool. :)

Jesus christ... :rolleyes:

I'm a bit confused that nobody has thought about them perhaps not making phones and keeping the OS alive and basically perform like Google by providing the software platform for hardware makers. It's excellent software.

My phone is half business for tax purposes, but it's not under a business name.

Wave was not well thought out. I think it had too big of a scope and that's not very Google IMO. Their best stuff starts out as a simple solution and grows from there. The first sign it was crap was that nobody knew how to use it. It clearly had no path for adoption. I personally think it's...

RIM needs to clean up their user experience. Hopefully version 6 of their OS will help, but as far as user experience quality as it stands, they seem behind iPhone OS, Android and WebOS imo. I have to admit, their upcoming slider with touchscreen looks pretty nice. PS: Do verizon employees at...

I'm not that cranky in life lately, but I am getting tired of ghetto car mods to accommodate tech gear. If you're going to spend that much on something... try a little harder? They also make more cost effective digital picture frames than the iPad. Not sure it was made to work well on a bike...

Yea... maybe they can hit up the Virgin Mega store while they're stationed overseas in war zones.

Do we really have privacy anymore? :eek:

The privacy claims are pretty lame IMO. You can tighten down your account easily (although time consuming for some). It's the apps that scare me. They need to tighten down their app policies and probably get rid of a few hundred of the spammy ones. They're letting it turn into a mess. It's...

Provided service has been great... customer service... yea. Apparently, it's my privilege to be a customer.

"People are quitting their jobs to build content for the site." :D Is this an infomercial?

I didn't even know they were doing this.

The last time I used a floppy was for an XP install that needed SATA drivers. Given that I'm no longer installing XP on machines with special needs, I shouldn't be using them in the future. USB sticks!

They aren't doing homework on them anyway...

True. I'm glad they're at least paying attention and listening to issues these days. :-)

All the email client comments: I don't have to keep up with app profiles and all that mess or how what is setup where. Phone syncs with gmail, gmail gives me my online access on desktops or laptop and trillian tells me if I have new mails. Simple and it works great. I was using Thunderbird for a...

Let's hear it for reactive solutions! :p

I bet it might have something to do with how retarded IE is at rendering modern web design elements across all their versions compared to FF or any webkit browser.

I've been waiting for this for a while. Should save me a few minutes each time. :)

I don't even play games online these days. Maybe sometimes. Kids are assholes, moody, demanding and discourteous overall. I'm not seeing the positive connection here. :-D I do see the connection between puzzle solving skills and games. On the same token, imagine a world of thinkers that only...

Woot. This time I'll get a notification.:D

The halls and classrooms can have cameras. I don't see how the laptop camera is any different. They actually had the webcam app up though, so it wasn't that he was using the webcam, but that they were using it and he was monitoring the desktop. And webcam access has little to nothing to do...

This isn't abnormal. There's software available to monitor use of computers in school settings. I've used some of it and it's extremely handy to keep students on task if used effectively. A lot of it has other things built in as well (quiz/testing systems and other classroom enhancement...