Ah, NYC... Land of EVERYTHING YOU WANT delivered straight to your door. The epitome of laziness.

Actually, this was done to help the guy stay in business. They went in, paid the guy for everything, and are now going to turn everything into art and give the proceeds to Hercules so he can keep his shop.

They're one of the most popular mice. I'd say it'll have some form of longevity.

Albeit as it may, it's still not exactly funny. I could say the same thing for Gizmodo bloggers, and Adrian would probably get offended. If you target someone simply because of their hobbies, it's showing that you really don't care about the people who are reading your article.

I've never actually found a girlfriend who tolerates my geekiness, but most of my best friends (Who are girls themselves) actually enjoy it.

Indeed. I've had mine for a year now, still loving it.

I dunno, I kind of still prefer the G500. Well built, sturdy, ergonomic, and it has on-the-fly DPI.

They also have a different Zelda, and a different Ganon...

I'd love to work there, just to mess with people. And, also, that's how I talk and act right now... Of course, I still have my own opinions, and I share them freely online, but I'm a fairly calm guy in real life.

If you build a smart, reliable, low-profile computer, people will buy it. It's no secret.

I walked into this article, and immediately began thinking that IBM resembled some sort of "Abstergo Industries"-type company. They've been one of the largest driving forces over the past century, they do everything, and we know very little about them (compared to what they do in total).

Yet toy horses are bombs...

If it's anything like the Wii, it *will* be able to play DVDs.

No, he's talking about the four in Florida. Epcot, Magic Kingdom, Animal Kingdom, and Hollywood Studios (Formerly MGM). There are six resorts, with 2-4 parks per resort, not counting water parks or aquariums.

Nonsense. It's a perfectly legitimate name. In fact, it was common in Scandinavian countries several hundred years ago.

You know those computers in Fallout? That's what I imagine our computers would look like today without IBM. Fun way to look at things.

I was reading something somewhere a while back, and it said they had the potential to completely rebuild Tokyo within the duration of a month. Japan is awesome.

So... I should wait, then. Until next Spring. One year from now.

Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilica...?

Good. This is exactly what they should do. Keep using Nuclear energy, instead of buckling to the pressure by its opponents.