Watch the replay... do what your opponent did to you to the next guy.

I'm really enjoying the game. Having played way too much Starcraft certainly helped get me in shape for SC II, but there are differences and you do have to practice to get the timing down. Remember that there are a disproportional amount of good players in the beta, so it can be a little rough when you go against someone who's got the timing down to the millisecond.

You need two formats to cover all modern browsers. Not complicated. Plenty of people do it already.

I actually had mod points, but there was no option for +1 awesome.

Really? Because I only beat WOG out of some demented need to finish something I start and an unfulfilled hope that at some point I would understand what everyone else saw in the game.

On a scale of 1 to 5, I give it 3.

I am here to ask you a question. Is a man not entitled to the sweat of his brow?

'No,' says the man in Washington, 'it belongs to the poor.'
'No,' says the man in the Vatican, 'it belongs to God.'
'No,' says the man in Moscow, 'it belongs to everyone.'

I rejected those answers. Instead, I chose something different. I chose the impossible. I chose...

Rapture.

I was talking to some kid on steam about Starcraft, and he was telling me that the Zerg used to give him nightmares. He was 11 when it came out. I told him I had been 27. He was shocked that someone as old as I was would still play games. :)

User accounts on routers and switches?

Ah, perhaps you should RTFA! :)

Eventually we looked at it and we saw that in late June his manager had requested certain accounts to be created that would have access to certain routers and switches. And he did create those accounts, and he sent that back in an email with the user IDs and passwords, to which Richard Robinson was also copied. If his big concern was that Richard Robinson was not authorized to be a user, why -- just a week before -- did he copy him on an email that has user IDs and passwords?

I love the man, and I think he's a great writer.

Still, we should give his opinions on video games the same weight he would give to someone who writes commentary on movies without ever viewing one: No weight at all.

I agree that this is the real thing.

But people already have been making counterfeit unannounced iPhones.. and selling them as the real thing.

People might take you seriously if you stopped creating posts exclaiming, "Your math fails", then writing (300+4*500) = 600000.

I had the first book in the Lone Wolf series when I was a kid. I've kept it around for many years, and I just played it last week with my 9 year old nephew.

He had as much fun with it as I did back in the day.

As a web developer, I'm really glad that every version of IE has been more standards compliant than the last.

It would be nice if the everyone magically installed FireFox or Safari or Chrome, but that doesn't seem to have happened yet.

Our best hope for killing off older versions of IE is newer versions of IE and an automatic upgrade path.

Frankly 8 doesn't seem that bad to me. Most of my code just works with IE 8. I'm really excited about HTML 5 and SVG in IE 9.