Winamp skipped version 4 because they said what became version 5 was the best of both versions 2 and 3 (2+3=5).

And of course the general disconnect between Java versions of what the consumer sees and what the developer works with. Java 1.5 to the developer, Java 5 to the end user, etc.

Is there some kind of catalog or web site I can browse to see examples of what's legal and not?

As Ron Gilbert just put it
"For you Apple apologists claiming Apple will never lock down the Mac, step one is in place and you all let it happen."

Interesting thought. The whole Doubting Thomas story is about how Thomas was looking right at Jesus after he was resurrected and still didn't believe it until he felt his wounds for himself. I'm not trying to draw direct parallels or anything, just a cool idea of yours.

Add Square Enix for their treatment of Chrono Trigger Resurrection and Crimson Echoes.

http://www.opcoder.com/projects/chrono/
http://crimsonechoes.com/

What? ******* isn't good enough for you? I love how the new Slashdot converts your password into asterisks! So convenient!

Last time that happened we got this:

http://slashdot.org/pollBooth.pl?qid=2058&aid=-1

or this:

http://slashdot.org/pollBooth.pl?qid=2054&aid=-1

or this:

http://slashdot.org/pollBooth.pl?qid=1956&aid=-1

or this:

http://slashdot.org/pollBooth.pl?qid=1932&aid=-1

and the worst offender in my recent memory...

http://slashdot.org/pollBooth.pl?qid=1942&aid=-1

Because the complaint about lost vertical space is not about gaming but about reading web pages and writing long methods, which isn't going to noticeably suffer at all from the framebuffer order.

At my last job we had a bunch of Sun T5120s which housed 64 cores. So yeah, we are "anywhere near 48".

They're still there, you just pay $10-100 more for the Collector's edition now.

Moderated wrong post.

Remember, the guild cares deeply about their members getting proper credit

I guess "their" is the key word, as they weren't interested in actually representing how the movie was made, but by who was actually paying the guild their dues. Seems like it really is all about the "money-men" still.

If we're including pack-in games (which Wii Sports is in North America, but not in Japan), then wouldn't Solitaire be the best selling game of all time? It was "sold" with hundreds of millions of copies of Windows.

I haven't RTFA but maybe Google includes Gmail, Youtube, Blogspot, etc?