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  1. Oh, good... on Sony May Charge For PlayStation Network · · Score: 2, Insightful

    That means more customers for Nintendo and Blizzard Entertainment / Activision then...

  2. Re:What's being ignored on 100 Years of Copyright Hysteria · · Score: 2, Interesting

    >>I keep hearing fans can do it better but virtually everything I've seen is poorly written, silly acting and poor production values. Portal, the game and the independent movie.

  3. Re:Dial-up a decade ago on Drop in P2P Traffic Attributed To Traffic Shaping · · Score: 1

    I'm sorry, but can you explain what your sig means tepples? Is it meant to imply a comparison to other countries or to point out existing solutions?

  4. Re:Don't worry on Several Quantum Calculations Combined At NIST · · Score: 1

    How true. My ignorance is honest; their ignorance is derived from knowing just enough to get themselves into trouble. The older I get, the more I realize that what I was "taught" in higher education was based on shaky or uncertain principles and I had to accept that what I actually know may not be entirely true or accurate at any time, ever.

  5. I originally read that as Wrath of the Lion King on Next WoW Expansion Title Leaked? · · Score: 1

    Thus, leading to several seconds of confusion on my part ... (when did Blizzard team up with Disney? Is it April Fool's already? etc. ... )

  6. Re:no mention of platform? on Free Visual Novel Design Engine Released · · Score: 1

    I know I have never posted here before, but I am currently making a game with Ren'Py above and beyond the norm. Also, the programmer is active on the Lemmasoft Forums and even codes for new games. http://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/ I am also making art for another programmer/writer and the game will be done shortly, as soon as I finish. But I find it very sad that Slashdot has completely ignored the Ren'Py community. Granted, no REALLY professional games have been created (yet) but the potential is definitely there, and the programming language is disgustingly easy, even for me.