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Looks cool. Interesting idea.

When I was around 13, my parents cancelled my internet plan because of crap like that. With the ridiculous "unlimited" plan we had (which allowed you a mere few hours a month) it was easy to accumulate 100's of dollars in overcharges.:mad: That was in the days of Windows 95, Netscape, modems...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GIiFGMYpLUc

Las Vegas... Makes me think of ....

Holy cow! I'd never thought anything like that possible.

Sweet! I remember seeing this, totally unaware how long the wait would be. Notice the date: Nov 1997!

Have fun!

Yeah! :D Did he do the lines for this one too?

Time to kick ass and chew bubblegum. And ...

I don't mind games that will run on future versions of Windows either. :rolleyes: There are standards to follow....

I don't think I've encountered any. Although that gpu driver screw-up is still a mystery ...

I've actually never played many mobile games. Speaking about worms, though, there is an open-source variant called wormux (warmux now due to legal concerns): www.wormux.org. In some ways it's better than the original Worms. It's available for several mobile platforms.

Yeah, I'd rather be using MSE but someone got it for me and I felt obligated to use it. With a hyperthreaded quad-core i7, and 8GB of ram it doesn't really hurt performance.

Apparently there is no clear answer. Check this out: http://www.thelab.gr/reviews-in-english/to-6-pin-or-to-8-pin-78897.html

Here's my new desktop.

Technology seems to be replacing verbal communication. Maybe it will become a lost art.

The new face of copyright protection!

Here's another one (they're from cracked.com if you're wondering).

I've been waiting for DNF ... forever. (Yeah, super-old joke). Finally we'll be able to play it.

Shows you how the world works. Heh.