Legit Reviews

Definitely a great game.

We don't carry it unfortunately, but I believe it's built about the same and the slide mechanism on the matrix is surprisingly sturdy for what it does. All in all, the matrix isn't a bad phone but it's not a PDA either. The duo may be a decent choice but I can't say for sure as I've never really mes...

Darkstar wrote:What about the Samsung Propel?

I personally wouldn't go with the propel. Hell, at work I try my hardest not to sell this phone because they almost always come back. The most popular phones for us atm is the LG Vu and the Pantech Matrix, though I doubt either one is quite what you are looking for.

We just got a couple new phones in at work though I don't know too much about either atm. The LG Xenon is a full touchscreen with a kickout keyboard. http://www.mobiledia.com/phones/images/lg/xenon/xenon-4.jpg The Nokia E71x is a 10mm thick phone running Symbian. http://www.mobiledia.com/phones/imag...

Looks like they can be preordered at mini-itx.com...anyone know where we can get them this side of the atlantic?

Not hard at all, you just drill them out to remove and buy a pop rivet gun to replace them.

(I've always dremeled or drilled them to remove but that might work too)

Haven't really messed with it at all but there's a newish linux API that uses nvidia cards to decode video. ffmpeg has also added support. Not sure if you've sworn off linux but if not it may be something to look into.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VDPAU
FFmpeg Gets Mainline VDPAU Support

http://forums.legitreviews.com/about17282.html#p120340

Easiest way is a dremel. You could probably use nippers but you'd end up with jagged edges.

Apoptosis wrote:I didn't make that video... lol

Still depresses me that there are people out there that actually believe this stuff...also, why is it always Fox News that is sourced in these conspiracy videos? IT MUST BE A CONSPIRACY!

Wow. So you really believe the high-speed rail system is a plot by the illuminati to transport everyone to the mass graves in Arizona ala 1938 Nazi Germany? You've made me sad...

Also http://www.cem.va.gov/scg/sgm_burial_area.asp

Better build up some tenure quick! :axe: (not that i see anything wrong with what you did, it's just not our normal M.O.) Welcome to the forums, you ballsy little person :finga: Back on topic: been thinking bout getting a decent headset, I barely use the one I have cause I'm pretty hard on electroni...

I'm wondering the exact same thing. Just got my 900 in and was looking at that very drive...won't be buying one for a few weeks though until I get a few more hours at work.

I don't get why the whole country is making such a big deal, the swine flu has symptoms that mirror the regular flu and the death rates are actually lower. The suggestion to wear masks when there is an outbreak is the same one they give during the normal flu season, it's only because this has been s...

The third link is still working fine, it's formating just broke the lr link system. http://74.125.77.132/search?q=cache:d3bw1wq0wmUJ:www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php%3Fp%3D3754105 In case it does go down though here is the pic: http://i245.photobucket.com/albums/gg66/JCorn3ll/Ibexpeak/C_0...

No big surprise, a lot of good tools have this kinda stuff ie ccleaner and daemon tools and many others that I'm forgetting. Just pay attention during installation.

Googles sketchup application is great for a simple 3D sketch, very easy to use. If you've used CAD software in the past, you may like something a bit more powerful like Blender. Both are free.

1 bottle of scotch + 1 EEE PC + 1 copy of eeebuntu = a hangover and a perfectly configured linux powered netbook.

OK at least one of those 2 things. Probably the former. But really, what have you got to lose? It's not like you can screw anything up so bad a reinstall won't fix.

Ubuntu . Definitely the best one to test the waters with simply for the fact that the community is HUGE. Heck, it's still my daily driver OS even after a few years of linux use. There are a lot of different distros but a lot of them are 'boutique' and cater to one specific type of geek or require a...

After a quick bit of googling, SafeSquid and K9 both look pretty good. SafeSquid looks to be a lot more powerful and customizable but K9 looks easier to use. Just remind your friend that any 'naughty site' blocker can be bypassed easily by a chimp with half a brain, let alone a determined 10yo.