Just go out to any tree-lined street and look at the sidewalk. The spaces between the leaves create myriad pinhole-camera effects and the ground is dappled with dancing images of the eclipse, reversed. This doesn't work for lunar eclipses, tho....
Idunno, the atari (Hasbro) rereleases are about $7.00 each and you can get, eg, in "Arcade Hits 1" Centipede and Tempest (and some other games) with the trackball games reconfigured for a mouse (a latency built in to compensate for the weight of the arcade ball). There's not a lot of room for a mouse in a plane, but these games are worth it for when you land. Asteroids works with the keyboard, though one can only play it for so long (unless it's 1982 and you're a high school student). I never use the MAME versions of these games now; the bells and whistles are worth the price, though I guess I could have bought a burrito instead.
I first though this was high silliness. Ask a bunch of geeks about the computers they've recently built.
"And then I got this killer chassis with burnished chrome detailing, and I can't believe how cheap DDR RAM has become in the last couple of months. Time used to be..."etc.
I thought to myself, "Trolling for volume...and they posted it! - incredible."
But, then, you know, I actually had never heard of newegg (here I am in the sticks). Have you seen the chassis they have? And their prices!
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Well, see, e.g., NASA.
Take mine,...please.
(don't mind the outstanding student loans)
Just go out to any tree-lined street and look at the sidewalk. The spaces between the leaves create myriad pinhole-camera effects and the ground is dappled with dancing images of the eclipse, reversed. This doesn't work for lunar eclipses, tho....
Idunno, the atari (Hasbro) rereleases are about $7.00 each and you can get, eg, in "Arcade Hits 1" Centipede and Tempest (and some other games) with the trackball games reconfigured for a mouse (a latency built in to compensate for the weight of the arcade ball). There's not a lot of room for a mouse in a plane, but these games are worth it for when you land. Asteroids works with the keyboard, though one can only play it for so long (unless it's 1982 and you're a high school student). I never use the MAME versions of these games now; the bells and whistles are worth the price, though I guess I could have bought a burrito instead.
And I think to myself, how else does one think?
I first though this was high silliness. Ask a bunch of geeks about the computers they've recently built.
"And then I got this killer chassis with burnished chrome detailing, and I can't believe how cheap DDR RAM has become in the last couple of months. Time used to be..."etc.
I thought to myself, "Trolling for volume...and they posted it! - incredible."
But, then, you know, I actually had never heard of newegg (here I am in the sticks). Have you seen the chassis they have? And their prices!
there is a chainsaw in q3a.