Exactly.

Other than keeping Orb competitive, I don't know why everyone's going ga-ga over media server software for iPhones.

$10, plus the optional cost of buying a TV tuner card/thumbdrive ($60-100) gives you everything you get from a Slingbox, without any of the corporate sponsor mess littering up your software. OrbLive is simple, just a regular file manager style interface for both Live TV and stored media.

I'm glad this competition's out there though. It only helps. If Buffalo or Slingbox puts up a competent front end mac software driver for stored media, it'll make Orb get something more stable and feature packed out the door on OSX.

I actually wrote a rebuttal to this.

http://www.destructoid.com/blogs/dvddesign+/i-don-t-buy-joystiq-s-logic-and-i-can-t-sympathize--111153.phtml

Click on it if you want or repost it here if you deem it worthy to save others the page clicks, I don't care, but I felt it worthy to actually write a compelling reply and I didn't want to just dump it here amongst the other 300+ replies to be ignored.

My favorite episode is the "Remonster" episode.

Actually, any episode with the Plutonians is an excellent episode.

Confuse-a-Cat

I don't complain about the service, because better than SD is better than no HD at all, but the HD leaves something to be desired on UVerse.

I look forward to seeing Wolf Blitzer and Larry King in HD soon.

I wouldn't want to fight a Brute. Too persistent, mean and tough to fight, even with weapons.

I think it'd be swell to have one of these. Count me in.

When Xerxes first approaches the Spartans and we get to see him in full height.

The 360 version of The Darkness is better than the PS3 version because I'm more likely to find other people to play with online, and I'll have easier voice chat capabilities.

Both myself and a friend both went with Connect 360. We get the added bonus of video games for the same price as that 160GB model.