No matter what happens though, IBM keyboards are the best ever made.:)
damn straight! especially the old buckling-spring 101 key industrial heavy duty keyboards with the 5 pin DIN connector. those are my favorite keyboards. mine has been with me for almost a decade. fuck quiet keys, erogonomics and internet/mail keys. there's your chair and input device - get busy!
read this! excellent point from a very thoughtfull perspective. especially for those of us (me) that believe freedom from religion (seperation from church and state) would have deterred things like this happening in our perfect mental worlds.
yes there was. but my question remains... where were we? where were our intelligence agencies? how much money do we give them every year to prevent such things? an attack on this level succeeding is disgusting. after the facts have unfolded do we simply have the leads of our security agencies step down or do we hold them criminally responsible as well?
"Still, I prefer that they release it 6 months late (or im this case, it's been like what, 2 years ?) and have a really stable game."
hrmph. i don't think they are waiting till they have golden bits to release - they are going to squeeze everything out of diablo II (including the weak expansion set for $40) before they even give us a warcraft III playable demo. blizzard releases patches for their games well after they have been released.
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No matter what happens though, IBM keyboards are the best ever made. :)
damn straight! especially the old buckling-spring 101 key industrial heavy duty keyboards with the 5 pin DIN connector. those are my favorite keyboards. mine has been with me for almost a decade. fuck quiet keys, erogonomics and internet/mail keys. there's your chair and input device - get busy!
read this! excellent point from a very thoughtfull perspective. especially for those of us (me) that believe freedom from religion (seperation from church and state) would have deterred things like this happening in our perfect mental worlds.
yes there was. but my question remains... where were we? where were our intelligence agencies? how much money do we give them every year to prevent such things? an attack on this level succeeding is disgusting. after the facts have unfolded do we simply have the leads of our security agencies step down or do we hold them criminally responsible as well?
"Still, I prefer that they release it 6 months late (or im this case, it's been like what, 2 years ?) and have a really stable game."
hrmph. i don't think they are waiting till they have golden bits to release - they are going to squeeze everything out of diablo II (including the weak expansion set for $40) before they even give us a warcraft III playable demo. blizzard releases patches for their games well after they have been released.
~chudly