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Replying myself to say that I'm a moron; turns out it IS a text chat. I was misled by the video-player-like play button and "watch now". Sorry!
Transcript, please. Not all of us can hear.
matt, that doesn't work. Still goes (!) when I try with Wifi disabled (and MMS goes over the cell radio anyway, so I can't see how that would be a factor).
That is true! But AMD chips are compatible with Intel chips when running Windows -- my gaming machine is an AMD system and I've never, ever run into issues with it refusing to run software compiled for x86. But "WinAMD" just doesn't sound the same, does it?
Prove it. "Committed" means leaving us all out to dry?

I'm already recommending to my gaming group that we look elsewhere for a provider that actually recognize that not everyone is on Wintel.
I am not installing a firmware update without a working "don't update the baseband, too" tool if the baseband does get updated by this update. Thanks, Apple, for screwing over those of us who want freedom of choice - -AGAIN.
The link goes to the wrong version and the update checker tells me 8.2.1 is the latest version. Story needs correcting - there IS no download link to a new version.
Don't do anything illegal -- rolling stops and running red lights are rightfully get you in big trouble and aren't worth risking someone's life! Whether or not they're meant as jokes, advice to do illegal things shouldn't be eligible for this contest.

The basic in-town tricks have been posted already; however, nobody's mentioned yet that fuel economy falls off rapidly above 65 mph or so (varies by vehicle). If your vehicle has an instantaneous-mpg readout, use it and experiment to find out what's the most efficient cruising speed, then stick with that as much as possible given traffic conditions. Going much faster than 65 will use much more fuel as it's being wasted to overcome added aerodynamic resistance.

It might take you a few minutes longer to get where you're going, but it's not worth it. Just leave a little earlier.

(And if you're on a road trip, stop once an hour for a five-minute break to stay alert. You don't want to doze off and crash!)
I don't get why Apple is threatening the Register with the DMCA. Why does it think a company that's not in the US is subject to US law? Sorry, Apple -- you can't threaten another country with US laws. Threaten them with the California Civil Code all you want -- California is a big state, but it doesn't contain the UK!
Good catch. I hit their Twitter account with a complaint about that. How exactly do they call themselves pro-accessibility if they don't provide access for the disabled? Fail.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
"I'm looking for a solid state drive, around 32 to 64GB, for use in my web server. The drive will contain my web sites and the operating system, either Windows Server 2008 R2 or Ubuntu. Large storage is handled by a separate RAID array, so capacity is not an issue. Rather, I am looking for the fastest, longest-lasting, and most reliable drive under $150 that is suitable to my application. Any thoughts? Thanks!"

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