"I just got angry and couldn't control myself after the machine took my card. I train regularly at a local boxing club to keep fit -- I guess I must have learned a few things." -- A 14-year-old Ukrainian girl who caused more than $8,000 in damage (with her bare hands) to a balky ATM in Yalta.

Dave,

Hmmm...when experiencing trouble with on-line log-on problems, often we are told to log-on to @#$%$#.com to receive on-line help. It's accurate to note that the symbols above not only denote any domain name, but also my verbal response when I am told to do so!

Thanks, Dave, for a greatly informational and highly entertaining show!! You're are the Casey Kasim of tech. "Up a notch!!"

Sincerely yours,

Alan E. Atamian

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Dear "Into Tomorrow" Tech Rage,

I bought a clearance CD burner for $20 from a national office supplies chain on June 30, 2002. Installed it April 23, 2003 and it was bad. Got an RMA number and sent it to California ($7.00 shipping) and it was returned June 5, 2003 as being "out of warranty". E-mailed tech support and was told to fax the proof of purchase. I did and they said to send it again using the same RMA number (another $7.00 shipping). Got it back July 5, 2003 again saying it was out of warranty. Both times I included the proof of purchase, both times it was gone when they rejected the drive.

Fourteen dollars shipping for a $20.00 drive with no repair. There was only one thing left to do, sacrifice it to Tech Rage!

A note about the video. The CD burner does not show up well at this resolution since it and the street are about the same color. The full mpeg is a lot clearer but is about 13 meg. This is my first video (I installed Pinnacle 8 and in about an hour I had this, not bad in my book!). (Editor's note: We think it's great Dan, thanks!)

I enjoy the show, keep up the good work,
Dan McFaddin