Yah, I have a game that is just as rare... I made it on my Apple ][ computer when I was young. It is a few thousand lines on a 5 1/4 floppy disk. My dad still has my old floppy. It's one of a kind and nobody can play it.

The front and back look a bit awkward, but that is usually true for concepts. Make it a little more conservative call it a supra and give us a sport top option and you can have all my money.

I wouldn't trust that testing tool to accurately determine a password's strength. Common techniques for adding "complexity" can be coded into the cracker to speed up the process.

I don't feel like korean imports are a safe buy yet. There are still too many shady characters out there selling bad panels. The lack of retail support for warranty issues is problematic as well.

I'm not really that worried about the fact that the steel isn't folded... He wasn't making a real sword, it's a prop sword.

This just in: Corporation uses media to spin.

I did not consider this. I am willing to take off my conspiracy hat and accept the shortage due to this new information coming to my attention.

I'm very confused how we could come to such a thing... It's not like the superbowl doesn't happen every single year. It should be pretty easy to predict.

I think this survey should have two "Yes" responses.

It's actually a very good knowledge retention technique. When he's taking his tests, he takes his shoe off and huffs it, recalling what he studied.

Back when I was a kid, computers didn't have touch screens, they didn't even have mice! (OK, I lied... we did have one program on our Apple ][ that used a mouse) And books, they were made of paper and cost more than video games. If we weren't home, we couldn't get phone calls, and sending mail used to take a week…

As a beginner, the goal isn't to learn how to program well, that is deferred to intermediate programming. The goal for a beginner is to program. Giving beginners the responsibility of memory allocation is just going to leave beginners with programs that have memory leaks and buffer overruns.

It is pretty damning when a zombie survival game doesn't have any reviews that mention zombies...

I've been quite vocal in a number of articles about this about the importance of debt reduction prioritized over savings.

Before you attempt to "run a server" you should get a reason to run a server. Without purpose, you can install linux on some random computer, hide it in a closet and tell all your friends that you have a home server (that does nothing).

This little unit captures the spirit of the Steam Machine perfectly. Let's hope that it's price tag is in line with console pricing.

My local target has a pizza hut =[

Why would you think that? That GPU only pulls around 260 watts by itself. The CPU pulls around 95 watts. Add in other misc matters and total system load is likely less than 400w. That's a full 20% of headroom. Plenty of space for a mild overclocking.

Remember, it is in the best interest of middle men to get in the middle of any exchange of money, for better or worse.

The only thing I think when people give me cash is: "Damn, now I need to put this in the bank". Your dollar bills, gift cards, clothes, dishes, etc all have trace amounts of fecal matter on them and I think that's a lot worse than a little cocaine.