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Member Since Nov 5th, 2007

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Anti-Aionsed: This time I put the joke of the title before the colon pt. 2

Sep 25th 2009 1:37AM on Massively

I refuse to give any business to a company that both willingly attempts to defraud their employees and cheat them out of money through use of contract law.

Anti-Aliased: I'm a champion, and so can you! (part deux) pt. 2

Sep 20th 2009 7:34AM on Massively

"I don't know what that top number is, but I had 150+ people in my zone with me."

Wow, that's amazing considering the server instance limit is 99!

Calacanis's case against Apple: TUAW responds

Sep 10th 2009 2:48AM on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)

They should have been up on antitrust charges the second they switched to an intel platform. I'm sorry, but bundling is bundling, no matter how you slice it, and if they want to play the game, they should be held accountable.

No one goes after them because they're the underdog who can't seem to control the market, despite having years and years to do so.

Apple: Jailbreaking encourages cell tower terrorism, "catastrophic results"

Jul 29th 2009 1:23PM on Engadget

This is crap, I could do the same with 30 USD of parts from an electronics store and the power supply out of a broken microwave, I don't need to buy an iphone.

App Store Rejections: Apple rejects iKaraoke app, patent ~~filed~~ published for a karaoke player

Jul 2nd 2009 4:21PM on The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)

Apple's stated best practice is in line with 'eliminating unnecessary duplication of features in user applications.' This is a large part of that best practice actually, they do steal ideas.

BFG inadvertently outs new Intel Core i7 950 / 975 CPUs in Phobos gaming PC

Jul 2nd 2009 11:40AM on Engadget

This article is entirely wrong. All the features they list as 'first' have been available for a year, and BFG has a massive failure rating. That is the antithesis of quality.

Intel's Core i7 975 Extreme Edition reviewed, crowned world's fastest desktop processor

Jul 2nd 2009 11:32AM on Engadget

This article is woefully inaccurate. Many companies have planned 975 units, BFG just (as usual) jumped the gun, and released their piece of garbage

HP ProBook 4310s serves up a cornucopia of options for the configuration junkie within

Jun 25th 2009 9:01AM on Engadget

Is there a reason I should be excited about this? It doesn't remoately meet my needs, or the needs of anyone I work with.

Video: UK Folding Plug concept could flatten that bulky British adapter

Jun 23rd 2009 11:40AM on Engadget

I want to see this design used on every plug, it would be nice to have an actually compact power strip like that.

Video: UK Folding Plug concept could flatten that bulky British adapter

Jun 23rd 2009 11:39AM on Engadget

Yes well, the problem is actually your antiquated electricals, not ours. We don't have this problem anywhere else.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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