Alright as far as a free LaTeX program - http://www.lyx.org/

Wunderlist is what I used in College and what I still use at work.

I just finished a really good sci-fi indie novel, this is perfect.

Really the only thing it has on it are the two side buttons and the dpi adjuster which is nice if you design things and the weights. The sidescroll wheel is really nice for web browsing too.

G9x would be worth looking into. I have large hands but I claw grip my mouse so size isn't an issue with me but it's a fairly small mouse with interchangeable grips.

I don't even use setpoint after I programmed my mouse. My G9x has onboard memory so after I programmed it I just removed the setpoint software from the startup entry and everything works flawlessly.

Wireless mouse and gaming mouse don't really go hand in hand for me.

It's nice to see KDE doesn't have that weird everything-must-be-extremely-embossed look to it.

I found the video creepy but not nearly as creepy as the number of people who would fall for this in any game especially DayZ.

I wonder if the name Metro has garnered enough popularity as its current name to garner it still being called that.

You never know, they may have a peaceful mode a la Minecraft without all of the explodey kill you enemies.

Pay? You must not be finding the correct download link, it's free. But yeah it does seem like they quit development on it.

Like watching a video of minecraft. Video doesn't do it justice unless you're not into the whole castlebuilding/defense thing.

Starting to sound like Dwarf Fortress which isn't a bad thing. I've been craving DF style games as of late. Towns is my latest addiction. This very well may follow suit.

My love for Pancake knows no bounds!

Exotic. Only reason I know this is because I love how grumpy and sad they always look.

Or in this case MMHO.

Oh dang! I didn't see that. Crossing my fingers for an Android release now.

I immediately went into CnC cutscene mode. I have a love for liveaction cutscenes no matter how cheesy they may be.