Now aliens can swoop down and destroy the two cities I finally got updated with a wooden wall. I can't wait! Anyone know what tech in the tech tree comes after pottery? I don't expect I'll get that far in the new version either.

Master Blaster!

By "free to play" I thought it was like this actual good games that are free. Not that tossing them a few $20 for the games wouldn't be a cool thing to do, they are free games to play.

Comcast starts out against Yahoo! and Facebook, two complete weenies compared to the companies Time Warner had to beat get the spot. Take EA, Koch, and Salie Mae, and put them in a blender and you won't get a mixture. All 3 turds have the exact same stink and consistency. It says a lot to see Monsato come out dirtier than a company that fought its way through that pile. Time Warner totally should have won.

noooooo!

If a personal gaming device, like a PSP or Genesis, was released built into a VR headset people would buy it. I don't know if it would be the next big thing; but, I can see it being sufficiently successful.

Wouldn't the refresh rate be the greater factor over resolution in reducing latency? I don't see the connection with resolution and latency.

\o/ internet pr0n is going to be even better!

I'll believe the hype when I see the geeks using it turn buff. Not that I'd put down my doughnut and use it.

15 years ago Yahoo! destroyed broadcast.com, something that was better than YouTube will ever be. Now they have decided to start broadcast.com minus the in-house professionals that encoded and streamed the content for you. In April 1999, Yahoo! acquired the company for $5.7 billion (or over $10,000 per user) in stock and renamed it ...

I've been dreading having to roll that big'ass barrel of unused XP CD's out the door. That thing is freakin heavy.

Where is the large Navy port in Texas? Where is there water deep enough for a ship in New Mexico.

Run a minimalistic Linux box? Check.
Put software on a virtual disk so I can chroot with a restriction to the device? Check.
Build software statically linked to the libraries in the build directory so they don't need access to the rest of the system? Check.
Know that it would be popular and might make monies? Doh!

You say that like its a bad thing.

I would think that would be obvious since "all the good people" go to Yale.