Ah, then I misinterpreted. I took it to mean that you were unsure if it was even worth your time.

Bottom line, the modern definition of 'game' is a bit blurrier than it used to be.

Was it worth sharing, tho? Your closing: "I've never played anything like The Static Speaks My Name. I'm not sure I need to."

fair enough. IT'S A GAME!

Patrick, does this even qualify as a game? Not because it didn't look fun (it didn't), but because it didn't appear that you had much choice throughout the experience. The game told you what to do at every turn and the next instruction only appeared after you finished the previous. You seemed to follow a set of…

It already was.

Then you're dead to him. Coincidentally...

That's a lot of money. Dean Smith produced more letters than a UNC senior paper.

So the compression happens on Google's side and doesn't slow the browser?

It really is just a front-end for the built-in calendar. If I had to guess, I'd say they're putting most of their resources into the natural language parsing tool. I'm not sure how much this entices a current user...I mean, if the old version recognized my phrasing, how much better can the new version be at it? Is it…

Maybe your hands should be holding onto something instead just being down.

I must be a pretty boring lay. There's only ten comments so far, and my entire repertoire has already been covered.

This is something every teenager does because they think it makes a grown-up act even grown-uppier. Entirely unsexy, IMO.

I'm going to have to start working at home with Google if I want to buy this calendar app.

I've been a supporter of Fantastical since they first hit the App Store, and have bought a version for every platform I use (mobile, tablet, and desktop). This morning's announcement made me realize exactly how much I value the software...and it's somewhere between $20 and well south of $40. The features and new…

But fan fiction and films were never counted as part of official canon, were they? I guess time will tell. I think it'd be a foolish decision, but history is littered with them.

That'll be interesting to see, since Lucas was pretty laissez-faire with regards to fan films and its ilk.

Something about the way he and his wife come off tells me theirs is a very quiet, very tense, household.