while i won't say anything about maemo, because i simply just don't know, you can't get the n900 in canada, unless you're willing to pay for an american one and use it on wind mobile... i don't think there's any other providers it will work on with full 3g service. i wanted one; i checked.
because i feel the same way, i'm going to C+P what a wise person said on another forum on the subject.
from the the time I heard this story for the first time, I knew he wasn't actually going to go through with it. he's no more of a media attention-whore than those "god hates f*gs" people, except he pulled his arab-hating BS at the "perfect" moment.
whether or not LH drove where he shouldn't have, is it just me, or did it look like his steering bar was really weak? think of all the times where people bump into each other's wheels without any damage, but this time the wheel goes all wonky.
edit: why did vettel pit on the last lap? i thought you weren't allowed to do that, and that you have to do a complete lap on a tire for it to count...
yes, but just because they are there doesn't mean they intended for those vehicles to be added to lfs at some point... they could have been used for internal testing.
i agree, these content distribution systems blow. i can understand limited time offers and what not, but why would they offer a demo for a game and then rip it away after a certain period of time... people still might want to try-before-you-buy...
i still have my first computer... as far as i know it still works... i know the monitor does, although the cable is starting to go on it.
it's some no-name p1-133 with one of those bastard PC-Chips motherboards... a whole 16mb of sdram, a 2mb ati video card, an awe32, and a usr 33.6k modem. got it pretty much around the time win95a was released, so for the time it was decent hardware.
i had a mmx-166 chip in it overclocked to 180 for a while, but even with the EDO ram slots, you can't get 128mb of ram into it.
now it just sits in the corner of my computer room because i can't be arsed to throw it out, or at least put it into a closet.