I couldn't even tell you what the story in New Vegas *WAS*. Gee, I'm some guy, I get shot, and I ... seek out revenge or something. The story got totally lost, and was completely un-compelling. The story in Fallout3 was fun and interesting, and took place in an interesting environment. What could be MORE fun and…

See, I just can't agree with any of that. I loved Fallout 3 (played it in its entirety twice, once as good, once as evil, and that includes all DLCs). Fallout New Vegas? Couldn't even finish it once. It was a *chore*. Boring, drab, dull, uninvolving, lame... I really feel it was wasted money and time. And that's…

Not by any measure can I imagine that Fallout New Vegas is less buggy, or more interesting. It crashed on me far more often than Skyrim ever did, and it was boring to look at, and the main plot was just dull. Endless expanses of desert without end and without anything in it at times. Bleh.

Don't bother with Spore. It turned out to be a bore.

I get a LOT of ideas in the shower (I'm not a morning person... I use long hot showers to wake up, and I do a lot of thinking as I stand there half-asleep under the spray). I get other ideas in my sleep. Or while driving.

The whole "gorilla arm" thing turns out to be so much nonsense... because nobody would use a vertical display for touch exclusively, but instead as a convenient alternative.

I don't understand why it's so aggrivating. There's nothing you can't do in Win8 that you can do in Win7, save for the start button/menu.

Mac&Cheese pizza is pretty good, I have to admit. I'm also surprised about how good the cheeseburger pizza was.

Given I've had macaroni-and-cheese pizza, cheeseburger pizza (complete with mustard and ketchup and pickles), and taco-pizza all in the last six months... I guess I qualify.

When this hits the streets... I'm doomed.

See, now you're just bragging...

I worked there decades ago, but the reason they didn't do it THEN was because breakfast required different grill temperatures from lunch/dinner, and there weren't enough grills to keep up with demand for all products at all times. They do things a lot differently now, so I'm not sure the same reasoning still holds.

Sausage McMuffins, Sausage McMuffins w/ Egg, Egg McMuffins, Sausage McGriddles (no cheese, dammit), and the Breakfast Sausage Burritos should all be 24/7.

They still have them at the McDonald's around here... except for the ONE that I actually loved: the Western Omlette Bagel. That thing rocked. So of course that's the one they discontinued. they still have the others here.

The breakfast burritos, the McGriddles, the Sausage McMuffin... I love all that crap. The only reason I'm not making myself sick/fat on that stuff is because I'm NOT a morning person, and by the time I wake up, they've stopped serving it.

If McDonald's served Breakfast 24/7, I'd be much, much fatter than I am now.

A TRS-80 Model 3, upgraded over time to a Model 4 with 2 floppy drives, 256KB of memory, a Z80B processor (twice as fast), a high-res (640x240) graphic card (monochrome), and a 5GB hard drive.

Fun tip: If you move the "Desktop" tile to the upper-left-most corner of the tiles (i.e. the very "first" tile), then all you need to get into desktop is to hit enter from the start screen. Even faster than clicking it.

I've noticed that the gawker-site's commenting system is suddenly broken in IE9... what's up with that?