Careful with the Naga, it's been my experience that a few games will detect it as a cheating device (for the macros or whatever it provides) and ban you. It's been a while since I've gamed with one, but if I remember correctly it was PunkBuster giving me grief.

...in fourth grade. I couldn't really use my right hand much due to the obtrusiveness of the cast, so I didn't.

Using only my left hand with either a standard or a turbo SNES controller I beat Super Metroid in about 9 hours (Yes that's somewhat of a long time, but it was my first playthrough)

I'm STILL proud of that today. I think you need to look at what areas you can simplify the use of the controller, and perhaps change up a few games if your arm isn't usable.

Call me when you're 18.

I admit I'm not familiar with the case and didn't read more than the summary, but even in an instance where someone breaks into someone else's network shouldn't it still be considered copyright infringement and not stealing when the original owner isn't being deprived of something?
Forgive my ignorance.

Almost a full four minutes later and I regret posting this. Or at least not wording it better.

It works for my libido.

...but can they really patent that?

While it may lack in variety, I often prefer to spend what little time I do have to play games in skirmish offline or against bots. I find that better than dealing with most of the bullshit online. Yeah I know your counterargument, if I spent more time finding good players or servers it isn't really a problem. I just don't want to. Bots don't go berserk or disconnect or lack (albeit often predictable once you've played a game enough) skills, or any of the other usual multiplayer complaints.

Posting a wikipedia link to a defunct company that had to declare bankruptcy isn't exactly the best way of saying "Us too!" when it comes to the viable Linux games market.

Unless you're trying to be sarcastic.

I just paid for two vouchers at $174 each for my work-required two part A+ test. $348 for the industry's entry level certification.

I'm glad my work says they'll pay for it when I pass. I just with I hadn't taken a dead end detour from IT and finished it back in 2005.

This article made me think of all the technology that came before Star Trek. I'm not an old timer, but you had sliding doors and turbolifts (A.K.A. elevators) back before the sixties didn't you?

...but can I use it to get the first post on threads from the other side of the planet?

It's like the only qualification a president needs to handle a crisis like that. Incidentally, I was raised by hollywood.

Can you pirate your own article on piracy? Seems to spit in the definition of the word pirate, as far as the english language is concerned.

I think the insurance company lawyers are already thinking about changing the legal language to "pre-existing human condition" in order to deny coverage. You may balk at this idea, but never under-estimate human stupidity.

The costs are due to the actual 911 calls. Anytime somebody on wall street dials 911 and says they're going to jump, they can't seem to talk them down with out writing a million dollar check.