The NYC one is misleading, you can only get those deals in certain parts of the city, where I am, I am stuck with only one choice Time Warner.

I might have rented it too, but, it was almost 25 years ago, and my memory ain't that great.

Dude with a banjo and a space ship? I think you are mistaken, that is one of the best video game covers ever.

I have no clue what is going on in the cover. I guess that is what happens in Karnaaj.

Another awesome off road game for the GBA was Karnaaj Rally, it had one of the worst covers in the world, but it was one of the best top down racers I have played. Granted it isn't a true off road game, as it has weapons and such, but damn was it fun.

I tried to be a renegade also, and when it came time to kill Wrex, I just couldn't

I've never been to a casino, but I was comparing it more to going to an arcade. What's the difference dropping a few bucks in an arcade game versus the same amount in a slot?

My guess from my understanding about how TV works is that the History channel gives BBC money to use the Top Gear name, so, in effect giving even more money for real TG episodes. But, I could be completely wrong.

Why does it have to be developing a skill? Why can't it really be just for fun? I own a slot machine, and I do play it just for fun, granted it costs me nothing. But messing around with the machine and all the flashing lights is entertaining.

omg, I was accused of malingering, and it made a bad situation so much worse. I am so sorry. That must have been so difficult.

DO NOT BLEECH?

I know, since when do children have to pay a fine for breaking school rules. That is completely ridiculous.

I was watching this show on Velocity, Wheeler Dealers, where the guy trades in cars to buy better ones, and he had a red Integrale Evo II, and he traded it for a Ferrari 308. I think I would have kept the Lancia over the Ferrari.

I'm glad I haven't had to venture there in a long time

OMG, those Linux people are the WORST ;)

It really wasn't because of Adobe, you know what web development shops looked like in the 90s and early 2000s before OSX was a viable OS? The graphic designers all used Macs running OS 8 and later 9, and the devs used Linux and Windows. It wasn't until OSX was an actual usable os around the release of 10.2 in 2002…

I am not going to argue anymore, but are you a developer? It has nothing to do with tradition. It has to do with what works best for the person writing code. Where I work, we get to choose what machine to use and work pays for it, and like I said it is 90% Apple. I have seen this over and over again at other…

Is it bad that when I read your post I immediately heard it in my head?

I have been in the industry (web development) for 20 years, and when I started we all used PCs, I used Linux for quite a while. Almost everyone switched. The reason was because it has a full unix backend. You could run an entire server without needing a VM. Plus you could fire up Photoshop right there. Things have…

I've been to many developer conferences like that too, that's why I never bother to feed the trolls who blindly act like that against Apple or any other tech, they just don't know that it is like in the real tech world.