FrayedKnot
FrayedKnot
FrayedKnot

Ooh, much appreciated. After a long day in SCRUM meetings, I am looking forward to mindless killing of things and pretending they're my project manager.

The Dungeon Siege Complete Pack (1, 2, 3 + DLC) is on Steam's midweek sale for 5 bucks. A much better deal than the one Amazon has currently.

This is a European conference. It makes sense that they would highlight them

This is no better than some political pundit writing about a devisive topic and skewing things to show them in the light they want it to be seen in.

And actually, that's exactly what he's doing here.

Of all the examples you had to cherry-pick from, and you chose Defiance?

really?

You know that "jipped" is a racist term, much along the lines of the maligned term n****r-rigging, et. al.?

It refers to gypsies, and the thought that when dealing with one, you would always get the short end of the stick, hence, you had been gypsied, or, "jipped", as you put it.

It's a federal class action, which means that Gamestop is going to do their best to push this into federal court where the Fed. Rules of Civil Procedures would apply. I know that the plaintiff will fight it, if only to extend the harsher NJ laws and thus increase his amount of take home pay. Otherwise, I completely

Lol. Going under the assumption that you are being sarcastic, you already know why.

Look up the Intel class action lawsuit from the PII chips with the math coprocessor error. They were in the process of fixing it when the class action came around, and each person that was affected was actually getting a new processor

With cases like this, they'll try to turn it into a class action lawsuit. With that in hand, they'll go after Gamestop on behalf of a hundred thousand or two hundred thousand potentially injured people. Gamestop will settle out of court and put a sum in escrow for settling with the injured pool. Each person in the

Gamefly actually has a ton of Squeenix games for the cheap:

Using spotify's web player works like a charm when you tabcast it. I'm not sure how more discriminating ears will respond to it, but for the party I just had, being able to play the mix through the surround sound speakers instead of trying to run cable from the home office to the living room was worth the price.

Spotify works like a charm if you chromecast from a laptop/desktop using the web player that spotify has. Just tab cast it to your chromecast. And there's an official Hulu app in the works.

I don't see a mobile tab cast coming this iteration of Android. I've been playing around with the Chromecast API, and while it is incredibly easy to include in an existing app, there are some issues with how the Android OS handles tabs that are in the background (i.e. they aren't held in memory at all, they're

The learning curve isn't as steep as you think, and you can actually just quickly press them with your thumb. The last row is a bit dicy at times, but those aren't any different than the 0,-,= on your number row.

Look up the G600.

Get the Logitech G600. I use it in Photoshop and it shines. It also has a secondary function key that acts like an alt/ctrl button that is under your ring finger, so you can map the 12 buttons to something else entirely. So, in essence it's like a 24 side button mouse. I love it.

I love my G600. It replaced my Naga as well. The thing that sold me on it was the shift button for my ring finger, meaning I can assign alt-numpad commands to the mouse as well. And you're right, it's not just good for games, I use it in photoshop as well, with different commands assigned to the buttons, and I've

I stick with Logitech because of one thing: Their customer support has never treated me wrong. I recently had something go wonky with my G600, and I got it replaced, no questions asked. I've flirted with other peripheral companies (Razer, et. al.), but I always come back to Logitech. Currently use a G600 gaming

My favorite was the "Controller disconnected" one. Oh, and the restart screen. The first time the restart screen popped, I almost threw my controller across the room.

They are wonky, but then, RE controls were the rage back then, weren't they?