What I got is that all alternate timelines exist, regardless of what you change. It’s much like the Steins;Gate time travel interpretation.

Why wouldn’t you touch yourself? Imagine you are a rod, halfway outside one portal, halfway outside the other, in a place with no gravity and with zero inertia, to make things simple. The rod stands in the middle of the portals, in perfect symmetry. As the two portals come closer, eventually they’ll be exactly your…

They do have ‘Dark Matter’ mode, though:

You can all jump the boat for all I care. I have a special place of my heart frozen in time, just in case HL3 eventually comes out. If I’m part of a small cult of appreciating fans by then, even better.

I really need to say something about this one. You see, for a while I thought maybe Coda and Davey were the same person. I was not so sure by the end, but the Davey part of me really wants to get this out into the world.

I’m sure it wasn’t the first, but Nightmare House 2 used that concept impeccably. I remember the mannequins brief part in the game made it a thousand times more effective, even when I had already been numbed out by other great horror games.

I had a panic attack during the happy ending of a puzzle game. I honestly thought I was having a heart attack and was going to die in a most stupid way, so I started tweeting about it. Obviously.

But then the video ‘jumped', for some reason.

Again, there is a very similar (albeit 2D) iOS game called “Dark Echo", already out there in the wild.

I’m surprised no one has mentioned that this is EXACTLY like the iOS game Dark Echo, just 3D.

This is like a trailer for Ready Player One...

It's like Homestuck.

Two things:

Well, even before the game came out there was this.

After Valve arbitrarily punished a significant portion of TF2 players (back when it wasn't F2P) because they were using energy-saving third-party programs to connect to idle servers and mine hats, I wouldn't be surprised if you got banned from Steam for sharing torrent links.

Not that I didn't get your point - I thought the same btw - but I feel I owe to some people who'll undoubtedly get confused to say that Fahey probably meant "sexually" or "romantically". In other words, tweens that start dating too soon.

It makes me so, so sad to see just how much time has inverted public opinion on Half-Life.

Yes, that's 99% of your typical web hacking. Which makes me sad, because it amounts mostly to knowing many weak habits of lazy web developers, rather than some fancy understanding of the underlying technology. The only difference from this kind of hacking and trying the '1234' password is that this isn't usually…

Well, don't you agree real hacking is about making your own tools? I think it was implicit 'sshnuke' was the name of a tool written by either Trinity or someone on her team, not some publicly available piece of software. Nmap is easier to argue as a protection and diagnostic tool, rather than an active attack one, but…

kill five rats in the sewer