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  1. @adam_lynch I need to head to a @wegmans that has it. Marketplace never got it :(
  2. and now to make grilled cheese sandwiches with Monks' Sunflower w/ Rolled Oats bread & Kerrygold Irish Cheddar. cuz that's how I roll.
  3. Crazy all-star Mass Effect 2 voice cast: http://www.gametrailers.com/video/the-stars-mass-effect/59910
  4. can't wait for tonight's new Dollhouse eps. Last week's were awesome.
  5. @MagnusApollo http://dealspl.us/TV_deals
  6. Apparently USB Overdrive has come a long way since the last time I used it: http://www.usboverdrive.com/USBOverdrive/News.html
  7. @rufo I took a quick look at Media Browser and wasn't blown away either. http://www.mymovies.dk/ and http://tubecentric.tv/ look interesting
  8. @rufo also, Respecs! *squee*
  9. @rufo ooo, graphics fixes for 10.5+! Still requires Rosetta though, right?
  10. @SteveStreza regardless of whether they store plaintext passwords, they sent a current password via email. that's just wrong. and stupid.
  11. @davidmoffitt details on the HDCP thing: http://nwh.me/30 It's a software issue & everyone but Intel ignores the rules :/
  12. @davidmoffitt maybe there was some weirdness that got fixed with BIOS updates.
  13. @davidmoffitt I saw that, but I think that person's crazy. I did more research and confirmed both HDCP and the the video thing are fine.
  14. @davidmoffitt I wouldn't use an Intel board for a gaming machine, but there's not going to be any overclocking for this HTPC.
  15. Home Theater PC Update: decided I don't like the Gigabyte board, I'm switching to this one from Intel: http://nwh.me/2z
  16. Eat sushi, defend the galaxy: http://nwh.me/2y
  17. Home Theater PC building continues: http://post.ly/EcOy
  18. @shotbykim they're just messing with you now.
  19. @nicksergeant @davidmoffit looks like the <di> tag exactly as we described it exists in XHTML 2.0: http://nwh.me/2x
  20. @nicksergeant but you're right, a <di> wrapper tag would help to keep things consistent with other list types.