Comment Not so fast. (Score 1) 97
...whether it's a private monopoly like Comcast...
I think Verizon is showing that isn't the case anymore.
Comment Is that you GLADOS? (Score 1) 210
Could you recharge my portal gun?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Comment Not true. (Score 5, Funny) 249
According to their wikipeia entry, they are entirely legit.
Comment It's GPL. (Score 4, Funny) 306
This raises the larger question of who really owns a commercial open software application: the corporate copyright holders, or the community?"
So the answer is yes.
Comment You have killed all the zombies.... (Score 5, Funny) 91
You have unlocked the Wall Street Journal achievement.
Comment Huh. (Score 1, Interesting) 545
I don't blame them in the least.
Comment To be totally honest... (Score 1) 161
...as good as it is, it wouldn't do any better than Ab Fab did.
Comment I"ll wait. (Score 1, Funny) 247
I want to find out what the Penny-Arcade guys think of this thing.
Submission + - Jack Thompson to debate at gaming convention.
AltGrendel writes: "Screw Attack Has announced a debate at their upcoming convention:
"We are extremely excited to announce the addition of one of the most recognizable and controversial figures in all of gaming to SGC's stellar line up of guests- Jack Thompson. Mr. Thompson will be making an exclusive one day only appearance on Saturday July 4th, in which he will participate in a live debate with Joystiq.com legal columnist, Mark Methenitis on the topic of video game restrictions.
Comment Hummm. (Score 1) 107
Is Google willing to sell me a dead tree copy of the book? If not, I'm not interested.
Comment Sounds interesting. (Score 3, Interesting) 342
Anyone know of something similar for Linux?
Comment Just about any Dual core and up. (Score 4, Informative) 272
Just check the BIOS to make sure that you can set the MB for virtualization.
Comment Re:Yawn. (Score 1) 610
Only because you choose not to change your life.
Comment Riiight, sure. (Score 3, Funny) 532
To Microsoft:
I believe you.
Honest! I do!
Yea, right
Comment Maybe not so bad. (Score 5, Informative) 219
By visiting Google's ad-preferences page, the user can opt out of having their surfing habits tracked, or input their own preferences for the subject matter of ads they would like to see.
At least you can opt-out.
