Best Buy doesn't carry them anymore but you can pick one up at your local Circuit City.

There actually is a song called "Internet Killed the Video Star" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zx5tSmOY_iM

That was from one of the season's of The Wire.

Yeah I've been interested in checking that one out!

The big difference between EVE and Privateer is that you can actually fly your ship dynamically in Privateer. In Eve you can maneuver but it's very much like a capital ship battle, point and click and wait. Excepting a few classes (like the interceptor) there's almost no need to try and manually fly your ship. Privateer featured real dogfighting and the market based economy which is something I'd love to see in a new game (or even MMO).

As a non Linux guy, I've been interested in installing Linux several times but the community has turned me off. If you go on a forum or something similar and suggest a feature you're often told that you're doing it wrong. That's probably true, but it's poor attitude for growing a client base. Me: I'd like mirrors on my car to assist in backing up. Linux community: The best way to back up is to turn around and look out your rear window. While technically correct, how many people back up using their mirrors?

To clarify they did not have ABS anytime recently. ABS and traction control were both invented in part by F1 teams and trickled down into production cards, but ABS has been banned for decades. Traction control was only banned last year. F1 cars did have a sensor that, essentially, spun the engine up when it sensed a tire lock up, this kept the rear tires from locking up which is why until this year you often saw cars with front tires locked and the rear tires spinning or barely smoking.