@winwinwe: I like how Joystiq does their comments, even though the site is not as good as it use to be. They have a commenter vote up/vote down system. Everyone can see everyone's posts but if someone posts something hateful or inappropriate, commenters can vote it down to where the text goes gray and isn't seen. If…

I saw this. The only cool part was when Joshua was found and woken up. I cheered a little. #wargames2

@Thut: I hear that. I do think games can be done in an artful manner but making a gimmick that is destructive is to me a little irresponsible. My concer is that someone will take his code and put it into a game of there own and not tell anyone about it. Then hundreds of comps could have their files deleted because…

@arniejolt: Nice. Tic-tak-toe anyone? #loselose

@Bialia: Depends on the job. Tattoo artists call it "advertising". #demontits

@Rena Lanford: Cell phone games are bad examples because they are done on the cheap. The market there is really wishy-washy. But the technology has great potential.

@deanbmmv: That is going to a bit of an extream but I know guys and girls with face or neck tats and they do alright. Good people. #demontits

@Yowza57: What are you talking about? They're the ones that always get laid. #demontits

@Rena Lanford: @Kenruze: @Assassin_Kensei: You three might need buttons but the games on the DS I enjoy the most are the ones that use the stylus for the main input. If they made a DS2 with no buttons it would force the developers to come up with new ideas.

Looks like it would be a great model for a DS2 if they made them both touch screens and got rid of the d-pad and buttons. I would love to see what developers could do with that. #dsi

These comments make me think a hive-five is in order... #antivirus

My $250 netbook works out ok for me. I have a prog that lets me turn the screen on its side so it works like a book. #kindle

Watching the 10/GUI, I wonder why can't we do that now? We already have large touch pads that photoshop users use. The OS is just programing.

@stevester1000: I never have understood the Windows hate coming from the average user. Yeah, Mac and Linux are great for people who do a whole lot more than the average person but Windows works just fine for me and everyone I know except the one guy I knew that did video editing. I think he used a Mac.

@Pope John Peeps II: It looked to me like there where 5 circles on the box so I assume that 5 stones can be used at once.

@persus-9: Works for Mirror's Edge

I played around with this for a few minutes but I don't like how it dims the task bar and then brightens it up when you move the mouse over it. Little things like that I find really distracting. If there was an option to turn that off I would keep it.

Hmm....My father has the tools nessisary to build a desk in the garage and my friends and I are not unfamiliar to construction...

@PajamaJames: I can't remember things set up on computers very well. I like the physical contact of notebooks and notecards.

I for one welcome our amphibian overlords.