Once again, I find myself quite happy that I live in Seattle. Sure, we're not disaster-proof, but we seem to be a lot safer than many other parts of the world...
I can just imagine pulling this up on my PocketPC before I leave for the day, and being able to navigate my route home much more easily.
Imagine no longer. Or, if that's not your bag, you can get a custom device designed just for telling you the Seattle traffic conditions, the TrafficGauge.
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Maybe the entire galaxy is surrounded by particles of dust from a long-destroyed supercomputer?
With all these new choices, it's going to be really hard for Andrew McPeters to keep his focus, you know.
Step one to creating a cheap web site is to to not buy useless web books.
Who says you buy them? Why not check them out from the library? Surely even the author of this book would recommend that. *wink*
That's great, but who is going to go after the Levitra couches?
from the rejected submission bin:
funny-jack says: A small school in the San Francisco area has come up with the latest "innovative" use for RFID: tracking student attendance.
Regarding the iPod Mini and the Mac Mini, it's clear that Apple is leading the charge in the latest trend... Mini is the new X!
In related news, the PS3 will also be packed with the following features:
- Built-in AI indistinguishable from humans
- Integrated 10 MP digital camera
- 10 Gigabit ethernet & wireless
- Controllers will interface directly with the human brain--wirelessly!
- Processor will run at 42 GHz
All these and more, in the Next Sony Platform(TM)!...is there anyone here who still believes pre-release/development crap like this? Anyone? I mean, anyone other than Michael.
And now, it is time for a shameless plug.
This story sounds awfully similar to this one from almost exactly a month ago.
It looks like a Kotaku dupe was posted each time through by Slashdot. So, I guess Slashdot is duping Kotaku's dupes.
Crazy.
I hate to say it--wait, no, I don't. RTFA:
*Based on internal company records and reports from key distribution partners in North America.
In spite of the fact that this is a dupe, you could at least provide a link to the actual game website.
Insane denial seems pretty common in this neck of the woods.
It must be something in the water.
Once again, I find myself quite happy that I live in Seattle. Sure, we're not disaster-proof, but we seem to be a lot safer than many other parts of the world...
The problem is that the GameCube as a whole wound up becoming the Dreamcast of this generation.
Um, maybe it's just me, but wasn't the Dreamcast the "Dreamcast of this generation"?
Try this.
What are you, a Sharper Image salesman or something?
But without blogs, how would anyone get the really important news? Like George Bush attempting to eliminate his enemies?
Oh, wait...
What about the real story, that George Bush is attempting to eliminate his enemies? This should be front-page news.
Note: You have to copy/paste these links, otherwise it'll block you for being referred from outside.
Original Black Mesa Case
Original Black Mesa Case
Half Life 2 Case
Restored
Shattered
Too Close to Call
How incredibly original.
Can we please have a Roland Piquepaille section so we can block stories submitted by this yahoo? Please?
I think that Will Wright ought to buy it and "un-collect" it all.
Ob. Penny-Arcade
I can just imagine pulling this up on my PocketPC before I leave for the day, and being able to navigate my route home much more easily.
Imagine no longer. Or, if that's not your bag, you can get a custom device designed just for telling you the Seattle traffic conditions, the TrafficGauge.
Anyone who lives in the Seattle area and doesn't check the traffic conditions before they hit the freeways is missing out.
It's a nice system, and they're constantly (although slowly) expanding it.