I'll limit myself to one criticism of the authors' strong-worded oppositions. Reason seven, above, has poor word usage which probably (and under false reasoning) sealed the deal for many tentative readers--the word "bug" is used inappropriately, which is described to forbid things. I believe that "limitation" is the correct descriptive, because a traditional CD-R (with burning software and necessary hardware) not being able to burn 2GB worth of data onto the disc isn't a "bug" or design-flaw. The word "bug" would be the descriptor of a sheepish programmer's instruction had the cd-burner use 4watts of output from the laser, because someone told him "more power means faster burning".
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So, my (mm-dd-yy) structure doesn't comply, so feel free to label me as hypocritical; you only see this puny, no-namer website--no problem. For things that matter, such as logs, I use nothing other than ISO 8601 for structuring. Did I change the structure to adhere to my post above? No. I'm offering thoughts on an ISO standard which will, globally, affect people. Websites of corporations and educational institutions, that I've had a hand in, meet W3C standards; my future endeavours in the works are W3C-compliant. This dinky website is not, and I have no intention of making it so because this is how I like it.

Be cautious when taking off the cover.  If you use a blunt object, you'll scratch the back a bit.  I used a razor blade and slipped it down into the phone, carefully, and then pried it up.  I still scratched the under part a bit, but it was better than the round plugs, which I either tore up trying to get out, or scratched the plastic around it badly.  I don't understand why these are made so difficult to get off since it's a functional part of the phone underneath.

The amount of bars in my signal went up for both 1X and EV-DO.  I really like the individual display for each band--this truly is a phone made for geeks, and I keep finding new things I like about it.  I wish all of the things I like about it were advertised, because I would've snagged one much earlier.  This is the next best thing to a PDA phone, which I don't want because I want my phone GUI and operation to still feel like a phone, and I want my laptop and desktop computers to have the Windows GUI and feel.

On a side note, it took me a minute to figure out where to do it, but this phone--being V-Cast--supports the 0000000 settings menu as other V-Cast phones do.  You can't access it from the front screen, and can't on the main screen unless it's displaying large icons.  Open up the main screen and hit the menu button once, then just hit zero seven times and you're all set!  The first thing I always change is the SMS data rate, which speeds up picture and video sending SIGNIFICANTLY!  This makes a huge difference, especially now that the phone can take 2mp pictures.

AOL has just recently changed the process for resetting an AIM screen name's password.  You can do one of two things: enter in your email address associated with your screen name; or enter in your birth date, gender and zip code you entered when you created the account.
Even if your account has been stolen and the email address has been changed, go ahead and use option #2 because, as far as I know, you cannot change the other information--it's locked in from registration.  This mean that you just might be able to recover an AIM screen name that was stolen even a few years ago!

https://account.login.aol.com/opr/_cqr/opr/opr.psp?loginId=

The above is a secure AOL site.  To prevent account stealing, you should always check what the link actually is that you're clicking on.  I hope that you all would trust me, given my status in the AIM community over the years, but the best way to ensure your safety is to try logging onto AIM, then click on the "forgot password?" button.
The 's' after http means that the site is using SSL (Secure Socket Layer) and is the best online encryption currently available.  As a matter of fact, I know the person that works for Microsoft who owns and designed SSL.

I've posted this on two major AIM community websites as well: http://www.mymiddleman.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=169 AND http://www.bigblueball.com/forums/aim-support/37941-new-forgot-password-process-aim-accounts.html

I hope some of you are able to recover your lost or stolen AIM screen name accounts.  Shoot me an email (click on the contact link at the top) and let me know if you were able to regain control of an account that you never thought you'd get back...I'd love to hear it!

Download the torrent for The O.C. season 3 episode 1.

If you're new to torrents, there are plenty of programs out there for using .torrent files.  Personally, I use Shareaza to manage my torrents, but it is also a great file-sharing program.  If all you want is to simply download the torrent without any excess baggage, my favorite is Bit Torrent.