See title, tag the story so no one misses it :D

Great post.

Plug a controller into your PC then.

The SI unit of pressure is the pascal, worked out by force over area using Newtons over square metres. One psi is about 6,894 pascals.

+1 would get trolled again

I think some manufacturing processes are kept secret and not shared with outside factories, letting those in Japan have superior methods/tech to foreign competitors.

Why don't they just charge more? If the network is starting to reach its limits, then why not charge more for a top tier package, take the extra money raised and invest it into making their network better?

Not really, you just have to have it so social inequality isn't blown out beyond that fraction. It doesn't have to be "exactly" the same.

I wish I could mod you up. They kept using the slang term "meatpuppets" which is apparently somebody who enters the discussion after being tipped off on it taking place. They might as well say outsider.

Then it would be a shame, because his work is humorous and well regarded by many respected games media outlets.

Deletion is supposed to be the last resort No notices were put up to improve the article, no messages sent to a relevant wikiproject for volunteers to help out. Just Ben Schumin (a man a writer of OMM made fun off a decade ago) tying to pull a fast one. Schumin also removed references to Erik Wolpaw from several pages recently.

The deletion of OMM was instigated by Ben Schumin, a sad man who still holds a grudge against Erik Wolpaw, a writer at OMM, now working for Valve as a writer for games such as Portal. The fact that some sad sack like him can point at an article and say "this should be deleted" and the circle jerk of deletionist admins ignore the salient points made by users and experts of games journalism such as Kieron Gillen, delete the article and then pat themselves on the back for a job well done.

Barnstars all-round you deletionist creeps, keep ruining Wikipedia one kangaroo-court AfD at a time.

My MBP's HDD has lasted 4 years and counting.

Are you comparing a laptop from 1994 to laptops from 2011? Hardly seems fair.

Hurr. It makes "shocking television" to see a dawn raid on the morning news.