Douglas Quaid too.

Actually, people are being killed by cytokine storm. Which means if you have a good immune system, you're odds of dying are higher.

So I guess if this really becomes a serious outbreak, those living in big cities should be the most affected.

I'm a 25 year old healthy male and I live near an airport in the city of Sao Paulo (which is in Brazil, pretty close to Mexico). With a population of 11 million people. Should I worry?

Back in 1996 I downloaded the slackware packages from sunsite.unc.edu ftp, which took forever with my dial-up connection. Then tried to configure and compile the kernel for at least 3 times, before actually succeeding. It was a pain in the ass to configure my sound card.

I must say I prefered the Lucasarts concept of never having to restart the adventure, but Sierra's adventures where great too and I also almost break my keyboard multiple times when those things hapenned.

I think the idea is great, but I tried to play LSL in linux firefox, but it was full of bugs, like lot of larries printed on the screen at the same time. Then I tried it in a virtual box with IE6, and the same thing hapenned.

Anyway, I really liked the site and I hope they fix the bugs and put more games on.

We are getting closer to the panopticon concept.

You know we've got spectrometers nowadays.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slow_earthquake

Reminds me of Mars.

He should have stopped here.

Not if you use windows.

Isn't that almost what google do?

I call them crazy.

Isn't getting lower grades in the US considered cool?

At least that's the image the rest of the world have, people who get higher grades are unpopular nerds, that always get trapped in the locker by the athletes and never have a date.