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You line up and pick up the tickets in the afternoon, and then come back later for the show. If you give yourself an hour before the pick up time, I don’t think you will have any issues. It will also give you some time to chat it up with other dedicated fans.

When you spend as much time as most people looking at a tiny screen on their phones all day long

This pretty much sums it up for me. Since basically everything is firewalled at work, I use my iPhone for most tasks, and I could use some extra room. I had an EVO for the better part of two years, but was extremely unimpressed with the display. I will definitely go check one out. I didn’t mean to imply that the appearance while taking a call was a deal breaker, it just gave me a chuckle.

I was watching a Galaxy Note commercial with some friends, everyone thought that it looked ridiculous when they showed people making a call. That being said, something about it is intriguing.

Comments like this are why I put up with all of the fanboy ones. Great job, nailed it.

Also, I enjoyed this wonderful bit of non sequitur:

but I always read on the Verge how macusers bitch about screen resolution and how they demand the utmost when deciding their notebook buy.

Yes, I care about screen resolution. Which is why I am rendering the game in the native 1440×900 of my display. Your point on that was just trolling, as it is impossible to render it at a higher resolution, and resolution only has a tangential relationship to image quality.

In your opinion, does the Xbox deliver an acceptable experience? Most games are rendered at or below 720p, with dips below 30fps (at least, in Halo Reach). I am going to tare my scale to that, and call your opinion one of a myopic niche user.

Running native 1440×900, AA off, textures high, everything else low. As I said, acceptable.

Normally I agree with you, but just look at this:

but the process of getting the photos off your iPhone and onto the computer is just so laborious and over complicated

When in reality, it requires no driver, no itunes, and no special software. It shows up as a plain old camera in finder/explorer, it is the exact same process I used for my previous Android phones, and my SLR.

I would disagree that this is an honest look at a device.

but the process of getting the photos off your iPhone and onto the computer is just so laborious and over complicated

i hardly ever take them off my phone

Also, the iPhone shows up on any computer as a plain old camera, requiring no software at all. How is that laborious and over complicated? It is the same exact process as getting pictures off of my Canon P&S and SLR.

I am getting more than 30fps, and I have seen my xbox dip below that level frequently, so clearly that is acceptable for the masses. This doesn’t have a Crysis 2 level hardware requirements, a point you haven’t refuted. Also, act like an adult.

I agree with this completely. Just noticed that this is like the third comment of yours that I agree with. Any interest in playing some D3?

THANK YOU! Sometimes I feel like no one remembers that WebOS pioneered the notification shade. In fact, it is probably a better implementation than any other platform.

IMO….yeah, it is. That is me giving Windows a fair shake. Also giving windows a fair shake? IMO, beyond gaming/MSoffice, OSX trumps windows on day to day enjoyment for everything else.

This runs perfectly on my 2010 macbook air (in bootcamp). So my barrier to entry without a gaming PC is $0