http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ZVCj2gaerk

Wikipedia might be a nice option too, the knowledge they provide to everyone free of charge makes it a good charity in my opinion.

The Buffalo WZR-HP-G300NH works for me, with openwrt firmware that is. The default firmware is some kind of modified dd-wrt which has an awful "buffalo" interface and kept dropping packets. I tried dd-wrt as well but that gave the same problem with the choked bandwidth (in contrast with the buffalo firmware), the openwrt firmware is pretty easy to set up on this router and works perfectly for me, allowing the full use of my 120 mbit connection.

And why do you think the bees are disappearing?

Particles! Currently proton, positron and muon to be exact.

America, FUCK YEAH!
Coming again, to save the motherfucking day yeah!

The windows version runs fine under wine though.

Toshiba does this, I got one with my NB-100 netbook without a cd/dvd drive.

Same goes for me as well, damn alcohol.

You can actually disable it as a windows key with a registry hack, and then use it for something useful, like a PTT key for voip apps. (You can change either keys, so for me the left windows key is for PTT, while my right windows key still has it's original function)

I know OSS4 provides this feature, but we were talking about ALSA ;)

Like per-application volume control that no other OS provides (except Windows Vista and higher, Mac OSX, etc)?

Except that Microsoft is not a PC vendor, and since you're running Windows on a Macbook you already have bought a license from then so why should they want to sabotage their own business ?

I tried it quickly at some point, it worked for me with the linux-fc8 binary compatibility port, ymmv.

This Penumbra trilogy has been on Linux for a while, the first game ran on linux somewhere in 2007 iic, so it's definitely not recently ported... the only news here is that it's perhaps cheaper now, so it's a nice slashvertisement.

That being said, these games are pretty cool if you like survival horror / adventure games.