What kind of game do you want that isn't a clone and not something completely different than anything else? What does that leave you?

There is an app for that. Lucasfilm released it for the iphone. http://www.iphonebuzz.com/lightsaber-unleashed-application-review-045008.php

Here it is. http://www.debian.org/

I prefer rock paper scissors lizard spock myself.

I wish people would use BCC when sending an email to a bunch of people they don't know. It also helps to not advertise everyone's email address. A co-worker got an email , I think it was just a joke or something from someone that she knows and it had a lot of people in the to field. Not too long after she received that email she got another mesage from someone else that must have been in the list saying thanks for everyone's email address. So now a spammer got a hold of all these people's active email addresses.

It's also a pain when people forward these type of messages and leave everyone elses addresses that received this message prior.

If anyone is interested here is another video of the same crash but this one shows different angles including what is going on inside the cars and what the drivers are going through.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xwYBBpHg1I

Does anyone know how much money is needed to do a project like this? Is the $1 million more than enough to cover the cost?

Can anyone explain to me why MS has been playing nice with Apple but not with Linux? I have never understood why they are doing that but they try so hard to stop Linux adoption. Mac's are the ones putting the bigger dent in their desktop marketshare. You would think they wouldn't be releasing Office and other things on that platform to keep people from switching away and decreasing their markethare even more.

How about a good old fashioned slashdoting to take down the sever that the article is on? The server might go up in flames.

Isn't that the point of renting games from places like Blockbuster or some other place so you can try them before you buy them? I'm also thinking Blokcbuster had (has?) a policy where if you rent a game and you do like it you can keep the game and pay the rest of the purchase price if you want to buy it.

Don't bother replying to this guy. He posted the exact same comment in the post-beta windows 7 leak story that was posted.

http://tech.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=1126249&threshold=2&commentsort=0&mode=thread&cid=26836579

We get it you don't like linux. Just go away.

Wow, you are posting on slashdot while at a customer's office? You have to let me know how you bill the customer for that? :-)

I had the same problem but with a cd-rom drive. it would totally freeze the system if I put a cd in the drive and unfreeze if I took the cd out. it turned out to be autorun. i disabled autorun and no more freezing. now you have to go into my computer and click the drive itself to view the contents instead of waiting for the screen to pop up to ask you what you wanted to do.

I'm not exactly sure how this will work but they said you have to offload the data to their servers. So if you are playing a game wouldn't you have to upload all the data to their servers so they can process it? Consumer internet connections are fairly quick at downloading but it seems that the upload speed is going to be a problem. My internet connection is 10mbps down but only about 700kbps up. So that seems like it would be the problem.