...and their free games kinda suck. They're either WoW clones or CS clones. I wouldn't pay for them anyway.

I was IncognitoHFX on Dave's. I am banned for the rest of my life for god knows what.

Because it would work in Korea. It would work excellently and nobody would play it (they already have PC Bangs and the like).

For Korean broadband standards, this isn't revolutionary.

They should be testing it on the lowest common denominator first. I doubt this system is going to work in the US, Canada or most Western countries. There simply isn't enough bandwidth for it yet (or most people are going to play with such a low resolution that its not even worth it).

You're on Dave's, right? Small world. (I also agree with what you said)

This just in... the story contained in a novel is more important it's choice of font.

Touch-typing is a drop in the bucket.

First, we'd have to begin to get rid of the lecture method with all it's crotchety old proponents who over-emphasize the main learning stream while under-emphasizing the alternatives.

Then we'd have to rebuild education metholodogy to suit the 21st century. I'd say we're a few generations behind.

This blows!

Instructions? You know, there is this little thing called Google...

In University, I remember having professors who pleaded with us to buy the newest edition of the textbook, which was only available on campus in the bookstore.

I've compared editions quite a number of time. Occasionally the differences are stark enough to warrant the purchase of a new edition, sometimes a few changes are tagged on just to churn a profit. The most memorable of this was a textbook for my logic course, where the edition cost more than $50 more than the previous edition (already $150) and had nothing other than two new chapters, which were horrible. Our professor for that course made a powerpoint for fun just to explain how badly the chapters "sucked."

Then there are the professors you can be sure get some kind of commission from the publisher for forcing their students into buying the newest editions, knowing they were garbage.

Anyway, veering into off-topic land now so I'll stop. I hope this rental system really works out and does provide new editions. I spent near $10000 on textbooks in my four years and half of it was totally unnecessary.

There are tons of exciting things you can do that don't involve dedicating your life to satisfying the desires of pre-pubescent boys.

Most gamers are not pre-pubescent boys. If I was a game developer, I'd help make games that I'd like to play and I'd find a place in the industry that let me do this.

Damnit! Someone beat me to it.

*Note to self, look before post*

I, for one, welcome our new insect Overlords!