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Oppressors can tyrannize only when they achieve a standing army, an enslaved press, and a disarmed populace. -- James Madison
The Constitution shall never be construed to authorize Congress to prevent the people of the United States, who are peaceable citizens, from keeping their own arms. -- Samuel Adams, Debates and Proceedings in the Convention of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 86-87 (Pearce and Hale, eds., Boston, 1850)Comment
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Okay so here are some screen caps of some benchmarks I ran. Don't mind the "X-Ray Specs" ads.
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How does the EVO compare in there BTW??? Not trying to troll, just honestly wondering.Comment
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Hell yeAh I'm liking those results. I hope they will let me upgrade sooner then feb. I may be picking one up for Christmas when they hopefully go on sale or come with more free stuff.sigpic
Originally posted by dirtykoaladont have a gun, let crack head break your window and super man drop kick youOriginally posted by compulsivegunbuyerI grab my zipper and ask if he wants to make a little extra cash
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I want a G2, i have a G1 (had it from launch and yes its still working after hundreds of rom flashes and the danger SPL)
i'm currently holding out however because the hacking community has discovered that HTC/T-mobile has done something new with them and even though they are getting them rooted and flashing them they magically revert themselves back to stock.
until it confirmed they can be flashed and stay that way i'm waiting and am highly considering buying a nexus one instead.
as for t-mob's network. i don't doubt that the new HDSPA+ or whatever it is called is fast but my experience with T-mobile is if your not in a city your screwed and even if your in a city you will often loose 3G just by entering a building. their network is not the greatest and if i had to rely on my phone for work it would be a problem i would not want to have but as its just a personal phone and i get good coverage where i live for the most part i'm happy with them for the monthy price i pay half what i would elsewhere or even with them if i upgrade and get forced onto a new plan. it's one of the reasons why i'm seriously considering buying a used or new nexus for 300-400 dollarsComment
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engadget review
It's been a long road to the T-Mobile G2 (and this review). Just two years ago, Android made its entrance into the smartphone market with the G1, a partnership with the fourth-place carrier, and a lot of promises about keeping things open. Since then we've seen the likes of the Droid family, Google's Nexus One, and the powerhouses that are the Samsung Galaxy S line -- to name a few. Yes, the Android landscape has become more than just a little crowded. But of those many, there are few who leap beyond what we've come to expect from the Google-backed enterprise into the realm of the top tier. For all the Android devices you can purchase, only a few rise above the noise. At a glance, the G2 looks like one of those handsets -- designed and manufactured by HTC (and known as the Desire Z in Europe), outfitted with a (nearly) stock build of Android 2.2, and equipped with T-Mobile's new HSPA+, which the carrier claims can offer network speeds nearly equivalent to 4G. So is the G2 the sum of its parts -- the pure Android experience you've been waiting for -- or does it fall short of the hype? Find out below in the full Engadget review! %Gallery-104433%sigpic
Originally posted by JpachJust do what M Sage and others have said to do, they know what theyr talkin about. Just dont urinate in your barrel and expect ur rifle to be ok. My buddy and I recently went shooting and he shot corrosive yugo ammo through his Mosin and figured he could just piss in the barrel and call it a day. Several days later the bolt was rusted shut but I guess the fouling wasnt TOO bad.Comment
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