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@FamiCube64: To me, a wireless card is a wireless card (aside from the obvious differences between G and N, etc). D-Link and Linksys are both well-known brands. D-Link is going to be a bit cheaper, though.

Woo, woo, Open Thread Friday!

@Pheermee: I always loved Link's stoicism and courage, but I can't think of a single supporting character in any Zelda game that wasn't annoying or just kind of...there...

@Joseph Morganelli: Diet Coke! I quit drinking carbonated drinks back in January, but I indulge by one or two on the weekends.

@LouisCameron: I do this via GoogleReader. You can "star" any threads you read and then access them in a special "starred" folder.

@ChaosCon: I hate to admit it...I have no idea what several of those words mean. Emacs? Vim? Git?

@dgwood12: I have LupoPenSuite on my phone and enjoy it quite a bit, as far as flash drives go.

@Prairie Moon: Nice analogy. Thanks to Ubiquity, I never, ever see the Google mainpage, though.

@MPS: And yes, playing them on the HDTV IS amazing :). You have an HD video card and are using an HDMI connection, yes?

@MPS: I would caution you to buy a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse instead of wireless. Wireless is going to more likely to have lag or interference in a living room setup, in my opinion. Microsoft makes a series of really nice, Bluetooth mouse and keyboards that start in the $70 range.

@ReeseB456001: I don't have any specific tips for you, but I recommend checking out Website Magazine. Subscriptions are free and they will both e-mail you a copy of each issue and snail-mail one as well, if you wish. Each issue is full of articles about this sort of stuff. I was planning on starting a website, so my

@MPS: My gaming rig / HTPC uses my 42" HDTV as the monitor. These are the things I've picked up:

@relyk5: I brought my students candy, which has resulted in me eating an entire tiny pack of M&Ms and 3 sweet tarts!

@Bonsai_halcyon: Every character in the game is awesome in the right hands. That being said, I think Metaknight and Mario are probably the easiest for beginners to pick up.

Friday, whoo, whoo!

@silvaofwind: Yeah, I didn't think of the DS games when I posted this, because I only finally got a DS (and Phantom Hourglass) about a week after the post.

I don't quite understand the purpose of these things. I guess it's like auto-Twittering?