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That's also true. Maybe that should invent a removable cap that you need to lock into place once it's on. It would be a pain compared to now, but at least you will keep the cap.

If my address was in Google, I'd be scared.

The Inq has some shots of what ST had available at Computex, and I have to say they are freaking ugly. However, they have swivel caps, instead of caps you can take off. Of four thumb drives I have had, all four don't wear the cap. After using them so often, the caps don't even want to stay on...

I hear you there. I've had my room hit 92+ lately, and it's unbareable. At that point, I could care less about the PC's and care more about surviving, heh. Glad to hear things are -ok-. Hopefully you can get your ass out of there soon.

If anybody should step down, it should be Ballemer. I am never sure what that guy is doing. At least Bill is stepping down to further something he feels strongly about.

That really has nothing to do with iPods specifically. If you like to work out, then an mp3 player is kick ass, because you can run and not have the music skip. If I had to take a bus to work everyday like many do, I would be using it then also. I'd be more apt to use a smaller MP3 player...

It's easier to mount a fan to blow on the memory. Usually that area has psu cords I try to hide away, which blocks the airflow.

REDMOND, Wash. — June 15, 2006 — Microsoft Corp. today announced that effective July 2008 Bill Gates, chairman, will transition out of a day-to-day role in the company to spend more time on his global health and education work at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. The company announced a...

As flash memory becomes a more mature technology we see physical sizes going down while capacities go up. Today we take a look at a product that takes the reduced physical size to the extreme and find out at what premium does this reduced size come. Discuss Matts review here!

:D Moved in with your grandfather? Things going ok over there?

Well, they've been in the works for a while. It just seems that they were having a difficult time making the Ultra-D equivalent for the 775. Glad to see they finally figured things out though. If it's anything like their AMD stuff, it's going to be great.

I never knew that before. Interesting, but sad.

Well, the chip Legion Hardware has isn't THAT impressive, really. I remember Eclipse showing me a shot of a 1.8GHz Sempron doing 3.0Ghz, on socket 754 I believe. Either way, budget doesn't always mean crap anymore.

Well the thing is... people find benchmarking a beta stupid. To a degree, I understand where they are coming from. But what miracle drug is Microsoft going to feed Vista to suddenly be a great OS? Sure it's pretty, but so is a Ferrari without an engine.

Don't ask me. SilverStone originally told me it was a pure BTX case, so that's where my mindset lays.

ESRB president Patricia Vance (pictured) told the Subcommittee on Commerce, Trade and Consumer Protection, "After a game ships, if disclosure is found to have been incomplete, recent enhancements to the ESRB enforcement system will soon allow for the imposition of fines up to $1 million. The...

Yes, but there wasn't a widespread public beta of that OS. There IS a public beta for Vista, which is why I expected it's performance to be better.

Tell me about it. The nF5 screwed me up, because it's the first I've seen anything for nF5 on Intel.

That's crazy talk :(

SilverStone is back again with another great looking case, but this time it's for you BTX users. The pure black case has a brushed aluminum surface, and is one of the classiest looking you can find on the market. Is the performance up to par with it's looks? After reading Gregs review here...