Still going strong.

Wouldn't it be smarter to use IRC or any other instant messenger rather than two of some of the most popular and heavily monitored social sites on th--

Hold on, someone's knocking on the door....

Well we are talking about superhero movies.

Any species that has gained intelligence should be striving to get off the rock they're on and off into space as fast as possible, all our eggs are in one basket right now. You don't know what's going to happen, a meteor, a world-wide disaster, world war 3, invading aliens, super viruses, there's a huge amount of things that could wipe us out at any given moment.

The longer we stay in one place the more chances there are we won't live long enough to get into space at all.

And the team used Valve's Half-Life universe to expand in. Are you suggesting Valve steal their idea and do it themselves instead of adding people that can come up with good ideas to their team? It's not about Narbacular Drop, it's about the people that made it.

Correction: Narbacular Drop came out of Digipen. Portal came out of Valve.

Just one of Valve's "creative" games brings in more money than all your unimaginative games put together.

I use Netbeans just for the nice PHP/HTML/CSS syntax highlighting.

"Next up we're removing the top border completely, you don't get to move your windows around the desktop, we will decide where your windows are going to be. You might not like it at first, but trust us, this will allow for a consistent level of quality as to how the windows are positioned and take up less space! Damn we're brilliant. What's that? Year of the Linux? Maybe next century when our potential users no longer need monitors or a keyboard and mouse. Then we can decide what gets downloaded into their brains!"

Because Paypal has a worldwide service.

Like it says in the title, it all seems to be heading that way.

$20 for a hat isn't micro. That's all I have to say.

I use(d) both GOG and Steam, they're both great.

I'm honestly surprised you're even asking this, I thought Firefox's leaking problem has been common knowledge for years now. =S