Comment Nymphomation anyone?! (Score 0, Troll) 241
PLAY TO WIN! PLAY TO WIN!
Comment Re:More than 10 years ago? (Score 1) 505
CD-R media wasn't terribly expensive as i recall, and as such i'd always get it in bulk and usually split the order with a friend or two.
Comment No shock (Score 3, Insightful) 148
Why would apple want to allow someone to create and market direct competition for it's own anti-theft service (MobileMe)?
Comment Love 2D (Score 1) 799
Check this out -
Based around LUA, and its got a full online tutorial. He could be making simple games within a few days.
Very neat stuff.
Comment Re:IPv6 addresses are overly complex (Score 5, Insightful) 283
Uhh... 3 letters for you. D.N.S.
Comment Wait! (Score 1) 606
What about "Yes, but for beer"?!?! That's how i roll.
A 12 pack of craft brew and i'll work on most anything for family/friends hehe
Comment Re:Free UnixWare and OpenServer! (Score 2, Funny) 89
My kingdom for a mod point. Sigh.
Comment Re:Surprise to Anyone? (Score 2, Informative) 369
A 2009 release or 'RTM' date shouldn't be a surprise at all.
The beta expires in July, so the 'Release Candidate' build should be out before then, and the final version soon after.
the beta expires in august. ms even tells you such when you sign up for your beta key.
MS Dirty Tricks Archive Trickles Back Online 83
networkBoy writes with word that The Register is following up its story about the Microsoft dirty tricks archive going offline. It appears that several individuals have the pieces to the puzzle and are looking for hosting resources. From the latter article: "The 3,000 document archive from the Comes antitrust trial, which disappeared from the web abruptly when Microsoft settled the case last week, is beginning to trickle back into view. A week ago the site was placed under password protection, Microsoft withdrew its own account of events, and so-called internet 'archive' archive.org apparently also pulled its mirror."
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