Also curious. I've done the cybermonday thing for a couple years, and this year Newegg had an awesome sale during the summer so I bumped up my shopping... only lost about 50 bucks compared to what I could get during black friday, and it was totally worth it to have it sooner.

Hah! And people thought I was nuts when I incorporated infrared into my wearable... but now I can see these, too! (as well as things like infrared security camera fields, etc.)

You should be offended, and those people should be banned. If you tried that shit in arcades or Q2 tourneys in the 90s you'd get a fat lip and tossed the fuck out.

I let people know I'm in an open relationship, and if they're interested they have to be interested in both of us... it's exquisitely useful.

Can't imagine the proper response isn't "How about you come out of the stone age and look it up, ya mook?".

Dave: Alternatively, there are plenty of places you could be awesome if you hate everyone... advertising, for instance.

I agree with the sentiment, but think the phrasing is a bit shit. Two of my greatest accomplishments (publishing my first book and making my first game) were before I graduated, and I easily could've lived off the profits thereof quite nicely...

To be fair, the knowledge gained would be worth it either way...

Ordinary? Looks downright atrocious... especially considering that, for any of it's learning-curve faults, Zaxxon was *perfectly* responsive.

I'd like to report that this doesn't seem to actually improve anything for daiya cheeses, for those of us who are allergic to milk protein and/or are vegan...

The Holmes quote is actually closer to relating to the two types of memory people have, declarative and procedural, the former being of vastly reduced usefulness, especially today.

About what I wanted to say, yeah. This is small-fry stuff I half-expect everyone with a computer to know.

Can't help but think that this is the dead wrong attitude, m'self... I thought the goal was to retire by 35?