Recent Comments:
Nibuca's route for picking up candy {WoW}
Oct 24th 2009 9:50AM I'll get voted down for this, but it's "just deserts". One 's' in the second word.
http://www.snopes.com/language/notthink/deserts.asp
Engadget's back to school giveaway, part 3! {Engadget}
Sep 14th 2009 4:12PM Yup
Engadget's back to school giveaway part 2: win an Xbox 360 prize pack! {Engadget}
Sep 9th 2009 2:46PM Eventually, if I keep entering, I might win something.
CyberPower serves up water-cooled LAN Mini H2o SFF rig {Engadget}
Sep 9th 2009 12:18PM I have a watercooled system from them, and it's been solid as a rock for over a year now.
Engadget's back to school giveaway, part one! {Engadget}
Aug 31st 2009 2:21PM Yeah, I'm in for this.
Sony PS3 Slim shows up for pre-order at Kmart, $300 {Engadget}
Aug 18th 2009 10:51AM Kmart is a department store, kind of low budget. Okay, quite low budget...not that I mind that one bit, of course.
Breakfast Topic: Which boss would you revamp for level 80? {WoW}
Aug 16th 2009 11:21AM ...in some alternative universe...
Nissan says its new electric car, the Leaf, gets 367 miles per gallon {Engadget}
Aug 15th 2009 9:07AM I like that these companies are breaking their arms to pat themselves on the back when VW has already built a car that pushes the 300 mpg barrier that's also been driven on public roads...and it's got no electric assistance, just a small engine that runs on diesel fuel. Funny how nobody talks about that one.
They aimed to make a car that would use at most 1 liter of fuel per 100 kilometers of distance, which would be about 235 mpg. Not only did they make it, they surpassed it.
http://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C1CHMP_enUS291US303&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=one+liter+car
Nissan says its new electric car, the Leaf, gets 367 miles per gallon {Engadget}
Aug 15th 2009 9:00AM Show me a car that doesn't use fuel to move and you'll be a kajillionaire.
Blizzard is spying on you again {WoW}
Aug 2nd 2009 11:43AM Argh! Nobody's been using VRAM (on a new card) since the late '90s. VRAM is not a convenient abbreviation for "video RAM", it is its own monster that just so happened to be used on video cards back before standard RAM techs caught up in price, size (meaning density in this case, not amount of RAM), and performance.
