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I really am only interested in the Doctor Who and Portal levels. I guess my biggest issue with this model is the physical space needed for the base game pad. I’d rather not have to clutter up my coffee table or TV stand with this thing just to play a video game. But all the reviews seem positive and I do love the

On the plus side, now we can get that Action Jackson reboot. ;)

I would say “giving it a roman helmet” more than tea bagging but I know what you mean. :)

Thanks for the link. That was a great read. This really intrigued me. Now I want to know what the “strong clue” was. I’ll have to fire up my 2600 emulator and play some Adventure now.

I was thinking about that, too, after I wrote my reply. “How the hell did I find out about that?” It was all pre-Internet. If I had to guess it was in Electronic Games magazine. I used to subscribe to that as a kid. I even won a trackball controller for my Atari 5200 from them in a contest. I wish I still had all of

I remember hearing about and finding the “invisible dot” in Adventure. I loved that game. :)

Don't go petting any weird creepy snake things.

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She lives in Canada. I met her at Niagara Falls. :)

I also love that when you choose "image search" it takes the first few Google Image results and displays them as a pseudo-ascii art image. :)

The H2G2 website started roughly around the same time as Wikipedia and it always bummed me out that H2G2 didn't win out over Wikipedia. What a great legacy to Douglas Adams that would have been.

Agreed. I loved the Rod (Rob?) Lord animated graphics. They were, and always will be, how envision the Guide. Although, I thought they did a pretty good job in the movie, too.

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Chicago's The Boogers. Punk rock for kids. :)

It could be. Maybe the Chameleon Circuit is just acting wonkier than usual.

I know this is over a year and a half old, but the nerd in me is really curious. What would the correct usage have been? "...the likelihood of my reading your resume..."

Can we try to make a definitive list of movies and TV shows here? Now I'm curious. I've been thinking of all kinds of movies, some "hacker" movies others just movies where "hacking" appears. Here is what I have so far based on what was referenced in the article and what I could think of off the top of my head.

I rewatched Johnny Mnemonic a few years ago and when he said, "I can store 80 gigs of data in my head" I chuckled and said "Whoopdie doo. I have a 160 gig iPod in my pocket." :)

My humble additions.