Daily as I make and eat breakfast, workout and shower:
2. Marketplace Tech by American Public Media (APM)
Weekly on my 30 plus minute commute each way:
2. StoryCorps
4. RadioLab
6. Risk!
7. Improv Nerd
8. On Being
When they have shows:
1. Serial
2. Codebreakers
2. NPR Technology Podcast
Good Riddance!
It was not the waste of money that was sad, it was the time and effort to get on to the servers to sit and watch people dance! It was the insanity of the original quest system. It was the hour or three to login.
Time may heal all wounds, but this game bit a hole deep and wide in the psyche of this gamer. Pray for SW:TOR.
Skynet is coming. Accept our robot overlords; until we have time travel anyway!
BFG - named for the Big F@&#ing gun from Doom, was made by gamers for gamers and set the standard in the industry for the product warranty and return. For years it was the only brand of card I would buy. As ATI began to equal nVida chips and the BFG standard warranty became the norm, it was easy to find cheaper yet comparable cards. I swore by BFG as they swore by gamers. Somewhere this broke down perhaps for some or all of the reasons mentioned here may be why, but I want to thank BFG for setting a higher standard for the industry years ago when they entered the market.
Tie this back to the previous entry, about Federal funds pumped into Republican campaigns.
Oh, and "Heil Hitler".
"We Americans, we're a simple people... but piss us off, and we'll bomb your cities." -- Robin Williams, _Good Morning Vietnam_
