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I was kinda hoping for coyote gear... again... but I think wolfies will do nicely.

@Sebastian Anthony It's most likely a theoretical as well, considering it hasn't been out for public consumption for very long.

According to Giorgio Maone on Mozilla's Bug Tracker, AdBlock Plus has also adopted that DNT proposal. He also mentioned that what NoScript & ABP are using was proposed from www.donottrack.us - So we both learned something out of this!

I'd rather see Firefox adopt NoScript's DNT headers, hopefully setting a trend to have just a single set of headers. The reason I want that to happen is only because NoScript implemented theirs first.

This way, we don't get eleventy billion different headers that servers have to check for. It's completely counter-productive to have all this varied clutter for the same exact end result.

CoH grabbed my attention, mostly because it's not in a high-fantasy setting.

I already have a GamersFirst account, so I'll definitely be giving it a go. I doubt I'll spend money on it (I'm still stinging from paying $5 for just 20 inventory slots in Drift City), but this will be worth checking out when it comes back.

I noticed this about a week ago on Webzen and couldn't be happier that it's being taken off of ijji. I cannot stand ijji's Reactor launcher because it's one of the most unstable pieces of crap I've ever used. I've seen so many Reactor complaints on the forums go ignored that once I saw Drift City moving to GamesCampus, I bailed and closed my ijji account.

I really like the concept of SUN (and the cinematic Shadow trailer!) and I plan to go exploring when Webzen allows Americans in the game.

Well played, sir! Well played.

Then again, TechCrunch also said that there would be a "Facebook Phone" in the last Microsoft presser when they jointly announced that Facebook would be integrated into Bing.

I only visited TechCrunch a few times until I saw the video of when Leo Laporte (justifiably) blew up in Michael Arrington's ear over a demo phone Leo got.

Part of being the next next big thing means you will have some failures. It's inevitable. Most of what you mention, though, is hardly a failure. So, what hard evidence-- not anecdotal or "I hate M$"-centric-- do you offer that Windows Phone 7 is a failure?

The only reason I'm not rushing out to get a WP7 device is because I don't want to be tied to a data plan. That's the same reason I don't have an Android or iPhone. Well, that and my iPod Video has been a piece of crap from the day I got it.

I like the capes and the Toxic Vapors aura. My L50 could use that aura and I know a few possibilities that can be done with the capes, Edna be damned. I will not be sucked into a jet engine.