Darren, you are terrible. But that football game was great. Who needs a bowl game as long as we beat UNC? Seeing all of these NC State articles does make me proud to be a CSC undergrad here, regardless of our athletic department.

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Oh man cook-out. Someone's from North Carolina and I'm guessing from NCSU. Nothing beats cook-out at one in the morning.

They should call it a headcrab, then bunches of nerds would buy it.

That's hilarious, that's exactly what I was going to post word for word.

@Meus
Ya I knew that I was being sarcastic. But I realized that my comment could have been taken seriously after I read some other comments. Oh well.

That is amazing, I wonder how long it took them to move all of those miniature people around. Oh your comment; isn't Torchwood an anagram for Doctor Who?

@k2001

I get your point, but if the Zune had a problem sinking with OS X and there was a program for the Zune on OS X, then it would be Apples fault. Not because they were the one who would have caused the but, but because they take the role of being the vendor for every part of there product line. They assume responsibility for every part of there product line rather then blaming the issue on someone else. Its the advantage of having a mac and the idea behind the "it just works" mentality. (I don't have a mac, probably won't get one. Just willing to admit that there are advantages to having a mac as there are advantages to owning a PC)

A beta is a version of software that is usable but may contain some bugs. The bugs imply instability, but in the case of a public beta by a major company it probably just means that it has not been excessively tested. In the Gigabyte download page it states, in referring to the beta status, that a their beta releases are "reliable yet may not include all the features of the final product" and that they are "previewing new features and gathering customer input" for the full release.

i.e. this won't fry your BIOS.