I literally just turned in my resignation this morning and will be moving from New Mexico to Iowa in three weeks. Any cross-country moving suggestions?

When I use an Android phone, I feel like I've got a PC in my back pocket. If the iPhone felt like having a Mac in my back pocket, maybe I'd be down, but it still feels like an iPod.

I tried coupon clipping for a while, and I could never keep track of the darn things in between supermarket trips.

@Tankueray: Bully for you. I cut the same cord today when my roommate moved out and took his Dish contract with him. I have no plans to replace it, which means despite losing a roommate, my utility bills will stay about the same.

@Stephen.Lecheler: Had a Three Rivers High Plains ESB with lunch. Looked longingly at the Grandpa Bear's Double Golden Honey Ale, but the 7.2% ABV seemed like a bit much to take back to work.

@Mr_Bloggerific: Twidroid.

I recently got promoted at the newspaper I work at from the copy desk to a reporter position.

Dang, my local grocery only sells organic green bell peppers. I prefer the red ones.

@TheFu: No monthly subscription fee? So it's ad-supported then?

VOTE: Last.fm

@Jessup: I used to poo-poo the idea that I had sleep apnea when people complained of my snoring. When I finally went in and was diagnosed and started using a CPAP machine, I was absolutely amazed by the boost of energy I had.

It feels almost as though Dyack can't open his mouth without putting his foot in it unless he's making an Eternal Darkness game.

I've played all of these games, but the first Jedi Knight (Dark Forces II) was the first game I ever played online with other people. Looks like nostalgia will be taking more money out of my wallet next week.

As far as lifesize goes, he is a little on the short side.

I'd be more interested to see a frankenreview of gamer sites' reaction to the movie. So far, what I've seen has been universally bad.

I guess I don't understand EVE well enough. You mean these are actual player-run banks and not some in-game event set up by the developers?

I agree that those arguments are faulty. I think you miss the main reason a lot of gamers don't like sports games. It's hard to like sports games when you dislike sports. I can tell you right away that's why I don't play Madden.

Mario Kart has the market cornered on kart racing, so why not play to the Sonic franchise's strength (that being animals that run at super-human speed)?

Why does it feel like in some areas for mobile gaming, in this case storytelling, developers are pretending elegant solutions to their problems weren't already invented a decade ago? Are technology limitations so bad that we have to fall back in to the level and cutscene, level and cutscene flow?

This really ought to have been their logo from the beginning, although I guess if it was, it would've seemed awfully similar to the PS2 logo emblazoned on the side of that console. Spelling it out helped separate it.