You're welcome! Cyder didn't really work well for me too, and I was really relieved with this site. ;)

Well Google Maps is working fine, when I tried again. There must be something wrong on your side.

Apparently, there's something wrong with Google Maps right now since it's taking too much time to load and the browser tab is unresponsive.

Check these:
- are you using a firewall or blocking software? make sure FreeVPN is the whitelist or is not blocked
- are you using an antivirus? some block FreeVPN as they mistake it for a virus

If it still doesn't work -- you'd want to try HOTSPOT SHIELD http://download.cnet.com/Hotspot-Shield/3000-2092...

You can try to use Revo to uninstall the 3.3 version, even though you have 3.4. It should, theoretically, have the same effect as uninstalling 3.4 itself. Then, if some weird error shows up, let me know, and I'll be glad to help! :)

...or you can download the classic 1.94 version from the website. It's much cleaner, and just as fast. :)

I'm a blogger from the Philippines, and this DID work for me -- did you follow the steps correctly? Also -- I'd be able to help you if you tell me your operating system, and you should also try selecting a different server in FreeVPN.

Awesome theme! I'll definitely use this one. Thanks!

http://kixtrix.com

1.) HD-DVD is out of the market grid, but not necessarily dead. But of course, its utilization is already on a poor level so it's likely to become obsolete in the near future.

2.) WE, as end-consumers, don't. But larger ends such as big corporations or even server clusters would highly benefit from that... think of storing 500GB on a single DVD-sized disc. GE is even planning to take it to a terabyte per disc.

3.) There's no point in arguing with you in that point, Blu-ray IS gaining a big name for itself and is being very much welcomed by the consumer population with wide open arms.

4.) Not necessarily... no. Over the time, its price would slowly depreciate, like Blu-ray. And of course, it wouldn't be released THAT soon, so there's no need to rant about that YET. But undoubtedly, GE is trying to make the materials used in this disc as economical as possible. Haven't you heard what they said in the video?

5.) Of course. But read point 4.

6.) It's main purpose is for backing up large quantities of data. In the entertainment business, many corporate media giants would largely benefit from this. Think of FOX Home releasing a holographic disc with a collection of every single Tom Cruise or Brad Pitt movie. Of course, GE has not presented its conceptual innovations as of now, but later on I wouldn't be surprised if they demo l337 abilities.

Thanks for the comment. I highly appreciate it.

Whew... that's so... Cool. :)

I can see that 'CB: The power of info' is really making good progress... congratulations. :) Your twitter followers count boost is really amazing as well... how did you do it?