Yeah, in modern games you respawn instantly and lose a few seconds of progress in the majority of games. Games, aside from those that are competitive or made by Atlus, don't have difficulty anymore.

I didn't realize heavy was synonymous with any. DLC on Xbox360 tends to be massive - Which is something that, to be fair, Nintendo doesn't allow. But they actually do have the same internal memory. However, Nintendo was about a year and a half quicker to allow you to use USB drives to save to.

As opposed to just going "Welp, someone ELSE better look through that code!", I decided to. I'm not going to claim I'm a security or python expert, but I know the latter decently enough to feel safe in saying... ain't nothing there but what it says on the tin.

And then remember to celebrate Cake and Cunnilingus day a month from now.
Yes, I'm serious.

To be fair, CSI also does this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3uoM5kfZIQ0
Which is so far absurd that it's not even fu... no, it's fucking hilarious.

A lot of mobos do use UEFI, switching when Sandy Bridge came out.

He said that was his latest and simplest. Meaning that's not the only thing he's done.
Arrogant douchebag.

Yes, but it would take the *entire* industry, inclusive of Sony, Nintendo, and MS. They refuse to allow AO games on their systems. So, it's something of a catch-22. If AO games could be proven to sell (and that the negative PR wouldn't be too bad), they might allow AO games. But that can't happen until they consider an AO game...

No, just a reference that flew over your head.
http://xkcd.com/54/

Seconding this. It's my wireless router of choice. It's got a beefy proc, USB storage capability, a/b/g/n, GigE, and can run ddwrt.

I have a desktop that I built 4 and small change years ago for a bit under $1000. It's stuck with me through a whole bunch of gaming, coding, hardware design, etc. I replaced the graphics card last year with a $130 graphics card. It can still play games that are coming out today at decent settings. So, uh, what the fuck are you talking about? Maybe if you buy a $500 Dell piece of shit every 2 years, that will happen, sure.