Behold, the Vagina Display.

I use it for international calling on my cellphone. Paying only a couple cents vs. a few dollars a minute that I assume all US mobile carriers are charging.

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Trying to get FF7 PC to run halfway decently on a non-Voodoo card was the equivalent of torture. I had a G200 and later a TNT2 :(

You can always break the contract and pay the ETF. Although I remember reading that Google is charging a separate ETF in addition to the one you'd have to pay T-Mobile.

In CoH, players of opposing factions can talk to each other.

Same here. In fact, I "pre-screwed" myself by consciously buying the G1 without a contract, paying $380 for the privilege to remain out of a contract.

Do you still get to keep your current phone number if you cancel first?

Tried posting the actual phrase, but it seems /. doesn't deal with utf8 very well. They just call it literally the "eight great industrialized nations summit."

I got mine at Walmart for $375 plus tax without signing a contract.

I'm pretty sure T-Mobile stores sell the phone sans contract as well, for $400.

You can also sign up as an Android developer ($25 cost) to buy a completely unlocked G1 for $400. See http://hardware.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=08/12/08/1324256

When it comes to heatsinks, fans and thermal compounds, Micro Center has had the largest selection that I've seen. I remember seeing Scythe S-FLEX fans and Xigmatek direct-touch heatpipe heatsinks (the S1283 if you have to know).

How hard would it be to boot an Ubuntu live CD on the windows machine and repeat the test?