Coming from a supervisor at a FiOS tech support call center, it is a huge relief to hear somebody say that, so I thank you. Naturally all I hear about are the problems with it, but the problems we get only make up about 3% of the customer base. It's hard to see past that sometimes, so I really do appreciate that comment. It makes my job that much more worthwhile.

Here's how you fix the economy: give me all of that sweet stuff.

Yeah, but the great thing about FiOS is that when they roll out 100/mbps there's no hardware change, it's all software. Kicking out that speed isn't really a deterent for continuing to expand into more markets.

Another thing on the list of legitimate reasons to convince my wife that we need a 360!

When I watched this video the first time yesterday I was at work and couldn't hear it, so I didn't know what all the fuss was about. I watched it again with headphones on today. Now I get it. I really really get it. I'm so pumped.

Gears of War 2: Go Buy A Damn 360 Already

I had all but forgotten about this game, but now that I've been reminded I'm really bummed it's not out yet. I really hope we get to see this game someday, the Game Informer artical for it made me pretty excited.

Everytime a gamer mentions the d-pad being broken god kills a kitten.

I have never had a problem with the d-pad, and I use it a lot.

sounds like somebody missed the sarcasm.

@ Kenjis9965

For most people out there coming across that much ethernet without paying hundreds of dollars just isn't possible. Sure, lots of us (myself included) know a guy or have access to make any length cable we want, but have you ever gone into a big box retailer and seen the price of those cables? It's absurd! For the price of 1 100' cable you could buy a box of 1000 feet, and the crimping tool, and the connectors. Most people just don't want to be bothered with all of that.