Well, our ISP just recently increased speeds..it is the largest cable ISP here.When I first got cable internet in 2002, it was 600kbit/150kbit and I paid 70 bucks a month.Now I have 15mbit/2mbit and I pay 25 bucks a month. It is nice : ).
But you in Sweden should have much better connections, no? I always thought that South Korea and Scandinavian countries are most forward regarding net speeds.
DVDs here are cheaper, about a half of what bluray costs, but I do not want to watch dvd anymore...bad quality since I am accustomed to HD too much now : ). Was just watching The Fifth Element in 1080p a few hours ago..amazing movie experience : ).
As for OnLive, I am curious about the idea, but I prefer better quality that my own PC provides, plus I like to own the games...so OnLive will probably not be for me (plus it will take a few years before it gets here anyway, supposing that it even works).

I would probably kill myself in the Czech Republic, there is nothing I love more than movies!

Oh, no no. We have the capability to be sure. But since I travel a lot I'm using a portable modem and speeds on that thing are 7.2mbit /s down (on the best days), plus I have 20Gig cap. I'm not complaining though since in my case its enough.

My current wallpaper in rotaion

current

Win7 x The Path. :)

Here's my laptop's desktop -I might post my other computers' later- and, yes, the task-bar does auto-hide.

I'll go ahead and join the Windows 7 club :)

You can download the wallpaper here:
http://-kol.deviantart.com/art/Bokeh-116165739

arrgh... too much white [dies of light overdose X_X]
as for my desktop choice - although Oblivion was a disappointment, I'm still a huge Elder Scrolls fan.

funny simple wall!

Here's mine. It's stretched across two 24" monitors.
If anyone wants to check out the full image (or any of the other art from the same person) you can see his/her deviantart page here.

You win the GOG forum award for largest e-peen ever. Congrats.