I saw some of it and recognized the artists and actors, but it didn't grab my interest. If only they could have seen into the future and the Internet, they'd realize fish occupy a very small corner of the furry pantheon.

"What? No, I don't think we're going to get many viewers excited by 'Sharktara' or whatever..."

Ugh. Here in Portland, Oregon they showed the first ThunderCats season twice, then showed the new characters coming on board in movie form (The five-part "Thundercats Ho!" series.) Then as it was getting interesting, they suddenly switched to SilverHawks. I didn't find out about the second ThunderCats season until I was in my thirties on the Internet.

It was KPTV's move to SilverHawks that made me hate the series at the time, but I came to appreciate it. Still, I'd much rather see Mumm-Ra wreaking havok on the 'cats, heh heh. (I was happy to find they removed his reflection weakness!)

From Clive Barker's "The Hellbound Heart" novella: a highly-polished black cube with no discernible markings that was extremely difficult to open; the inner parts had a bright mirror finish. Hell only wants the truly obsessed, and only the most obsessed could figure how to completely disassemble it. Once the Cenobites came and had their way with the puzzle solver, the parts of the cube reassembled and the gate to hell closed again.

It's a sad occasion, he brought many shows to light that shaped my childhood.

I have something like that on my classic NZXT Guardian computer case. It looks a bit like Optimus Prime and has a blue led "scanner" that cycles through a few lighting patterns, one of which is heavily Larson-influenced.

I thought Katie was great. Sure, it seemed wrong at first to have such a change, but it left me with this joke:

"Baltar and Starbuck going at it? That wouldn't have flown in the original show!"

I thought it was the greatest thing—saw it at a friend's house who had rigged his stereo to his TV (long before that became a feature,) so I got to watch it in high-quality mono. It looks really cheesy to me now, but I was ten years old at the time.

I've frequently had bosses that wrote cringeworthy notes, the latest being a reminder to turn the clocks back for...

"Daylight Saving's Time."

Ugh. No "saving" some people.

For FAT-32, it was worth it.

The 800XL and other post-Tramiel models were very different from the classic 800. It was a tank, but the keyboard eventually died on mine. Unfortunately, those were hard to replace then and probably near-impossible to find now. At least with all the mods I did on mine (GTIA graphics chip, Omnimon, a keyboard speaker-silencing switch, and green power LEDs) I was very good at disassembly/reassembly. The shielding in there is pretty extensive, and the plastic was pretty thick too.

Of course it's great: some friends of mine run a band here in Portland, Oregon called Tanagra!

While the higher frequency transmissions of cellphones appear to carry no serious health risks, the number of emergency room visits from movie theater texters will surely continue to rise!

I get more of a laugh by telling my coworkers to quit messing with the browser history at work (and making it obvious to the bosses by leaving IE's star menu on the history tab) by hitting, "Control-Shift-P for Privacy!"

Or he'll encounter my crowd and decide to become a death metal musician, heh heh.