I had no idea the amount of work it took to get a truly incredible aesthetic out of Skyrim modding, but once you do, it's definitely one of the most satisfying feelings I've had gaming. I originally played Skyrim on the 360 and enjoyed the game, but once I played it on the PC, even without mods I was blown away by…

I was running a PowerColor 7870 Myst Edition 2 GB card in my rig and I had Skyrim on Ultra with tons of mods, most of them using 2K+ textures, but I did have to limit it to a certain extent. It also suffered when I tried to use a really heavy ENB like the Unreal Cinematic one maxed out. I've now upgraded to an R9…

I'm not exactly a member of the glorious PC gaming master race, but I've built a pretty boss machine to play games. IMO, Skyrim is the best game to use to sell a console gamer on making the jump. Compare how awful it looks on the 360 to how amazing it looks with or without mods on a $250 GPU and there's no going back.…

And where might somebody in the US procure one of these beauties? I tried to use your image URL for a Google search and it returned a bunch of Portuguese sites.

I found it and ordered one from South Korea lol. Here's the eBay listing.

On all of the routers I've owned, which is quite a few, all of the USB ports could've been bad and I'd have no idea. I've literally never plugged in a device to them. They're useless if you ask me.

Wow I'm surprised at that. We have 3 Unifi units in a tin shack of a building with lots of interior walls (plumbing, cinder block, etc.) It murders cell signals, but our Wi-Fi is rock solid. In a year and a half since we've had them, we've had to reboot one unit once.

Cannot wait for the WRT-1900AC. It looks incredible and since Belkin acquired Linksys and are treating it with respect by giving it Open WRT firmware, this thing should be an absolute beast. I have to say that $299 seems crazy but if this thing performs anywhere near an enterprise-grade AP I'll be happy.

Could anyone link me to a spot where I can buy this particular Wall-E toy? I've found some kind of like it, but not this exact one.

Does anybody own one of those Thunderbolt Seagate Expansion drives? I'd be interested in knowing some real-world data transfer rates.

My first "real" job came about because I wanted to break into technology. I'd been working menial jobs, making crap for a long time and I was tired of it. I wanted to put my knowledge of tech to good use. So I figured, maybe I should go get certified in something. I ended up calling the testing center and the guy…

As a web developer, this thing has made my life so much easier on local environments. I now share all of my "htdocs" folders in XAMPP to all of the machines that I do work on. BAM, I change one file and it updates them all. So freakin' sweet!

Most of the lyrics in music that we listen to are indecipherable screaming :) And I'm typically fine with that to a certain extent because I care more about the music itself than the lyrics.

They came out with a statement about the lyrics because, well, yeah:

Yes I generally view a "few" meaning 3. By my estimations, this spambot's math is terrible.

Well yeah and not 6 of each just to get one pack. So you spend $67.00 (I'm including tax, but not shipping) to get 6 of each individual kind. If you broke that down to one set, it would only be about $11, which I would consider paying for one set. I just can't see spending it all at once for 6 when one set is…

And of course the picture you show at the top of the article requires you to spend $67 (before shipping)... Why can't they just have an assortment kit?!

BTW, new Architects is amazeballs:

My roommate's mom punched your roommate's mom in the mouth, broke the laptop over her head, and took the $18697 to spend it on a new 4K TV and some cocaine. SUCK IT!

To create this hiding spot, you'll have to be willing to cut into your keyboard and give up having a functional numpad.