It pops up occasionally on Slashdot but usually nobody says anything. I wonder if they're using IE and it's converting quotes and apostrophes to Smart Quotes (and Apostrophes), giving /. indigestion.

I drive at full throttle at all times, lane splitting on the median and using only the handbrake for those times I need to round sharp corners. I run over hundreds of pedestrians, most of whom get right back up and simply curse at me. When the cops come, I drive outside their search radius and they call it off.

Vidya games have taught me well.

But do watch out for the shrunken kids.

To whom are you going to sell your investment if everyone already runs the games for free on emulators?

Now you can.

Right-click the My Documents or My Music or whatever folder, Properties, then the Location tab. You'll notice that it points to Documents in the same location, even though Documents doesn't show up. Anyway, you can move it from there.

Additionally, you can add folders to the Documents Library, which by default contains the magic folder My Documents, which points to your actual Documents folder.

A lot of the user stuff isn't in My Documents or other magic folders, though, so you may have to do a little hacking to get the whole profile tree moved.

Nope; much like Gnome 3, the Star Wars prequels, the Matrix sequels, d3 never happened.

You don't have to upgrade your card every year. You can wait 8 years just like the console. You can do it whenever you want to and still keep compatibility with the entire catalog of every PC game ever made, plus any other system you can find an emulator for.

Ah, the 286. We had MS-DOS 3.3 with GW-Basic. But I think QB was in a directory on the Win95 CD called other\oldmsdos. The Internet says the floppy edition didn't have it.

I audit my hardware from the theoretical quantum strings up, plus the source of entire operating system and compiler toolchain, every time there's an update, which I compile myself. I don't use make.

AV on a phone does sound stupid, but a smart phone isn't really a phone—it's a pocket computer with a modem in it.

Win 95 & 98 also had it, buried in the install discs.

Why is the software even accepting a new payment? Shouldn't the balance already be 0 by then?

Not only are we unharmed, he even lets us post to /. from our Windows 9 phones while on the job.

Did we hit the thirty-first century already?