So doesn't that mean the line either is still credible or not yet credible?

When you said one, I thought you meant “only” one. I am quite content with Warhawk at the moment, so tugging the old “PS3 doesn't have any games” line isn't that credible anymore, especially considering the console has yet to reach the year old mark and roughly 85% percent of third party retail titles that came out or are coming out for the Xbox 360 since the PS3 launch are also coming to the PS3.

Not that I am saying you were tugging such a line, but that was my first impression and I apologize for jumping to that conclusion.

I've had no problems using Gmail with Twitter.

Twitter's perhaps the next stage of the Blogosphere, seems to me to be a hybrid of blogging and chatting, or at least potentially so. (Remember that ill-fated commingling of blog/forum, heh. Twitter actually may do it.) I expect someday the folks at Twitter might increase the character limits, if only a little.

Actually, it's kind of a de-centralized forum…..

How's so?

When I signed up to use twitter, I couldn't get the gmail integration to work. Today, when your comment provoked me to try to log on, recovering my password presents an error page.

Is twitter the co-comment of web 2.0?

Jeffrey,

So far, there's one announced package for PS3, that doesn't play on xbox 360, worth writing home about [1]…

[1] http://darkufo.blogspot.com/2007/09/lost-blu-ray-disc-version-of-3rd-season.html

Catholicgauze admired Miss South Carolina's insightful prescription for geographic ignorance at well [1].

Eddie,

I wonder how long until genotype control is done through positive market incentives instead of through “education,” laissez-faire, or fines.

PurpleSlog,

Do you have a source for your criticisms.

The book under discussion is “Come by my light” [2], which will be released next month.

Jay & Aaron,

Sounds like an interesting discussion!

[1] http://catholicgauze.blogspot.com/2007/08/miss-teen-south-carolina-is-not.html
[2] http://www.amazon.com/Mother-Teresa-Come-Be-Light/dp/0385520379

2. Slate's hosting a debate of the Democratic candidates! For details, and information on how to submit questions, go here:
http://www.slate.com/id/2172924/

What questions would the rest of you ask? I asked the following (category before the colon)
education: What is the proper role of the federal government in education, and what's better left to the states? How, if at all, should the Department of Education be revamped to better fill these roles?

Iraq: What long-term changes need to be made in the military and other branches of government to better deal with situations like Iraq and Afganistan?

Wildcards:
What is your definition of Rule of Law? To the extent it is in trouble, what needs to be done to help it?
“Imperial Presidency” has become a cliche. What, if anything, would you do to de-imperialise the office?
Would you be willing to indict other members of your party for voter fraud?
Are we living in a period of American Hegemony? Would the end of such a period be a threat to be fought, or an opportunity to be embraced?

fun: $400 for a haircut? Wouldn't it be easier to just get a Yul Brynner?