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So you don't like the game, fine. I agree with your points about the levelling, grinding, gear-mongering treadmill that is very repetitive. However I don't see how lumping in derogatory Star Trek fandom references enhances your point. The overall tone of the article seems to be that whoever plays a game you aren't particularly keen on must be some basement-...

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Linux, Linux, Linux. That's all I heard 10 years ago. Linux will knock MS out of the lead. Linux will take over the world. Linux will be everything to everyone. Funny how that never happened and won't happen in the laptop market. It seems like a lot of money to spend $300 or $400 for a laptop then spend the same again on software. To a person using...

Not the brightest bit of journalism being displayed here... Let's hope the Google legal-eagles leave Mr. Zeman alone as they'll be too busy chasing the real idiots here!! I hope the Hackers "coders my arse..." didn't get into Mr. Z's G1 and take away anything worthwhile -- a credit acct# perhaps?? No, so sad to bad. Maybe his Editors should work him ...

I believe Google's getting caught in the "interpretation" trap... Android as an OS may have been developed in an Open Source environment to encourage Open Source Development of End-User Apps, but I'm sure their intent was not to include Open Source tweaking of the OS platform itself... If T-Mobile wasn't smart enough to cover hacking the base OS as an ...

IT cares. However, given the very limited resources most of us have, providing support (including "oooo, iPhone's are cool! I want one. Now how does it work? And can you set it up for me?") for whatever platform, device, or service someone wants to use reduces the resources available for innovation, and frankly just getting the job done....

LOL. I'm the one that put up the first screen shots although someone else on HOFO found out first about the price on Verizon's test site. I didn't see at first that the specs were not the Storm's so i should have put a disclaimer. Oh well, everyone else caught it. I also told Endgadget and BoyGenius Report. It turns out the Storm will actually be $199.00 ...

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