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Well, at least he knows how tough his skull is now...
When it comes to the corporate customer, desktops are still king, particularly because they're the easiest and least expensive to upgrade with fast, power-hungry components. Yet one researcher predicts it will be five to seven years before only the "die-hard" desktop users are left. Is it time for you to make the switch?
Sure, Wii Fit looked nice, but most of us were thinking up entirely different uses for the Wii Balance Board the moment we laid eyes on it. Here's the four best uses for the intriguing new accessory.
Someone obviously didnt plan that jump very well or someone just got too greedy at the last minute and stuck some more advertisements onto the track
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Every week, we pick some comments that made us LOL or in some cases "heh"OL and post them here so everyone can enjoy. This week was extra funny because of the new moon on Saturday that's stimulating everyone's pineal gland. Our bodies are mostly water!
Re:Tina Brown Last Night Among The People
KarenUhOh and LolCait. We love collaborative efforts!Re: The $29 Cheeseburger Comes To The Bowery
TedSez:
"Twenty-twenty-twenty-nine dollars to blow
I'm gonna be so sated
Gimme 16 truffle burgers to go
I'm gonna be so sated
Just get that duck's mouth open
And fill it full of grain
Hurry hurry hurry
'Fore PETA goes insane
I can't control my eating
My stomach's full again
Oh no, I'm gonna throw
Blah-blah-barf-barf
Blah-blah-blah-barf-barf
I guess I got too sated....
(With apologies to "Weird" Al)"
[Emily: Dear Ted, please record this. Also, Weird Al should apologize to you.)
Re:In Brief:
Slinkimalinki: :
"what if all of you are really nick denton? even krucoff..."
Re:When It Comes To Euphemisms For Female Genitalia, Fox News Censors Are Total Pussies:
Slinkimalinki:
"@NoDowdAboutIt: well, perhaps the predominantly male editor, correspondant and viewer need to learn that a somewhat higher pitched voice ahould be taken just as seriously as a somewhat lower pitched voice: that being young and female doesn't make you non-serious. because if, as you say you have, you've changed the way you speak, buying into the theory that masculine=serious, doesn't that make you the tool of the partriarchy that you claim emily is?
hehe, i said tool, hehe "
Re:Our Expert Analyzes Sex Tips:
Twizzlers For President:
"Codepink! Ha! Making up faux Cosomo sex tricks will be my new party game.
"Craft a thong teddy of out tampons. He won't be able to resist the cottony softness! And you can use it to soak up the wet spot later."
But seriously folks. Cosmo is one ball-gag away from being Bondage Monthly."
Re: Is The Crazy Single Cat Lady Thing A Myth?:
The Mayoress: "does having a link to lolcats in my faves folder count?
invisible husband!!!"
The developers of Infinity Ward present an impressive demonstration of Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare on Xbox 360 at the E3 2007 conference.
Nobody expects a single helicopter to clear an entire military establishment.
Sluggish apps cost productivity, sales and morale. A study of UK-based companies claims that mid-sized and large enterprises lose on average £500,000 a year due to application performance problems, while one in ten loses around £2 million a year.
Date Added: halariol 07/09/2007 21:13
Hey folks, we're going to be at E3, and we're going to be broadcasting LIVE, on Justin.tv's helmet cam. You enjoyed Lam's late night cursing when we lined up in the cold for the iPhone, now you'll enjoy my mid-afternoon cursing as I endure the breezy beaches of Santa Monica. Harsh.
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Throw up the horns and get ready to shred with the sequel to the incredibly popular rhythm game from Harmonix.
The UK Show Bravo featured Heavenly Sword, and with it some new unseen exclusive footage, which has yet to hit the web. However, what we do have are impressions and screens (some showing Nariko with a bazooka against a large army).
Kai is playable and is very different to Nariko, using a crossbow, and you can guide the projectiles with the sixaxis or the analogue sticks.
New cutscenes show the incredible emotions shown in the facial animation.
The stances (distance, speed and power I think) have a big part to play and pressing triangle at the right time whilst blocking launches a counter. There are two levels of counter. If you get the timing perfect you do a badass counter that kills your main target and knocks down surrounding enemies. You have to tailor your attack and stance to the type of opponet you're facing. And it appeared as if combat scenarios weren't limited to one type of opponent.
It's very simple to perform "superstyle" moves. Just press O. You have a superstyle gauge, not sure if it refills over time or through pickups.
The sheer number of characters on screen at times is astounding and the graphics are awesome, especially the lighting. The latest build of the game was shown and the framerate is looking steady, should be no problems by the time it ships.
(Credits justjohn Neogaf, Slider B3d and Mist PS3forums)
Alcatel-Lucent starts helping BT customers who have begun migrating from the company's legacy telephone network
World Series of Video Games Trying to Break Gamers' Slacker Image
Back in November, Entertainment Weekly reviewed the three next-generation videogame consoles: Sony's PlayStation 3, Nintendo's Wii, and Microsoft's Xbox 360. The first two systems had just arrived in stores, the latter had just celebrated its first anniversary. As they expected, some of you took grave exception to the grades they awarded each system. Now, as they prepare for next week's E3 convention ? look for their on-the-scene reports on EW.com's PopWatch blog ? they offer this midterm report card for the three consoles...
Robby LeBlanc tours the Anaheim Convention Center in Orange County, California for the NAMM 2006 Show (National Association of Music Merchandisers).
Filed under: Nintendo DS, Action, Adventure
Nintendo of Japan's super-cool Club Nintendo has yet another weird/amazing DS title that North America and Europe will probably never see. First, it was the
Game & Watch Collection, followed by the less desirable but still enticing
Tingle's Balloon Fight. And now, the special Japan-only point-redemption system is rewarding lucky gamers with
Exclamation Warriors, a bizarre DS game which exclusively utilizes the microphone for gameplay
Exclamation Warriors has players controlling spandex-suited
sentai heroes (think Mighty Morphin Power Rangers). The game is multiplayer by necessity, and requires 2-3 players to fight monsters by (are you ready for this?) yelling the names of super-moves simultaneously, in typical cheesy sci-fi style.
There's a reason why this isn't a retail title, but that doesn't stop us from coveting the
Club Nintendo system, and all of its weird merchandise and games. Where's
our spandex, Nintendo? Where's
our spandex?
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The film is an epic chase and primal battle set in the breathtaking landscape of the West. The civil
Microsoft announced on Monday that starting July 10 the company will once again offer free downloadable E3 content to Xbox Live Marketplace.
Germany's Finance Ministry has banned Tom Cruise from filming his forthcoming movie at the Bendlerblock memorial site, despite pleas from the studio the location is "crucial" to the film.
It's official. Greg Oden is headed to Portland!
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U.S. phone companies would be shielded from potentially billions of dollars in lawsuits under an anti-terror spy measure that appears headed toward approval, congressional sources said on Wednesday.
Sounds like Rob Cohen made a hit.
Finally, in case you're wondering: yes, they've purportedly figured out a way to make it work on LCDs, plasmas, and pretty much anything you've got that isn't a chalkboard. So get your trigger finger ready - it's about to get a workout.
'Fantastic Four' Rides $57.4 Million Wave to Top of Box Office on Debut Weekend
Martin writes "Microsoft has agreed to change the terms of its school agreement contract with Norwegian regional municipalities, following a complaint by Norwegian open-source software company Linpro to the Norwegian Competition Authority. Microsoft 'introduced two kinds of flexibility in the agreement, that were previously missing,' the head of the company's Norway operations said. One of these 'kinds of flexibility' involved Microsoft not getting paid a license fee for each Linux and Mac computer in schools."
Read more of this story at Slashdot.
Help me reach my goal of getting my 3D Paper Scale model of the iPhone downloaded 100,000 times.
This is a bold statement but Id run that piece of excrement through a tree shredder
Date Added: Sephiroth demands an explanation for his situation! 06/14/2008 08:06
A U.K. startup hopes to compete with Apple's new iPhone by offering a flat-rate music service for most mobile phones.
U.N. Report Says Disappearing Tropical Rain Forests in Indonesia Imperils Orangutans' Survival
HP and Acer signed a confidential agreement ending all patent disputes between them.
GameSpot sports editor Brian Ekberg lifts the veil off NCAA Football 08's newly remodeled dynasty mode.
Filed under: Culture, Nintendo Wii, Business
The Wii is ushering in a new era for Nintendo, not just
technologically, but also in their business relationships with third party developers. Not only is Nintendo poised to
smash their "kiddie" image (
Resident Evil 4 helped on the Gamecube, but it in no way
compares to
Manhunt 2 for Wii), but it's looking like third party developers won't have to justify their love for Nintendo anymore. The company is
opening up and letting them learn how to use their Wiimote for the most pleasurable experience possible.
The NY Times explores Nintendo's sudden outreach using Namco Bandai as an example, saying that the "usually aloof executives" came to the publisher a year ago with an "appeal for their support." Namco Bandai's COO, Shin Unozawa says, "I had not seen that attitude from them before ... Nintendo was suddenly reaching out to independent developers."
We've seen some
arrogant statements from American Nintendo execs, but the Wii seems to be Nintendo's contrition machine. Despite being more open to publishers, Nintendo refused to comment on their new approach to the NY Times. Although the Wii is
selling incredibly well, the games haven't broken out of the
gimmicky mold yet. When
Metroid and
Mario Galaxy hit later this year, we'll get the first real dose of what a game designed for the Wii can offer, instead of the Gamecube techno-ports we've had so far. And by next year, we may begin seeing solid titles from
third party developers. Here's to hoping Nintendo learned from their past mistakes and makes the Wii what the Gamecube could have been with support form third party publishers.
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At all the red carpet premieres I've been to, there's usually the stars from the movie, and then a handful of random celebrities or so-called celebrities who are there for no apparent reason. Usually you just stare in confusion when Stephen Colbert walks by, but sometimes you get a chance to chat with the stars of the greatest TV show of all time. I'm talking, of course, about Gossip Girl.
Tycho: There are more substantive (read: impenetrable) tabletop wargames, but you can have a lot of fun with Clix if you are able to stop buying them long enough to actually play. Halo ActionClix have been announced for awhile, but when we sat down to write the strip yesterday we were looking over some pics of the final models and felt confident that we had discovered today's topic.
Gamestop has confirmed the speculation. A new SimCity game is on the way, and it will focus on the people living inside your virtual city.
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An uplifting ode to self-achievement,
Gracie plays like
Bend It Like Beckham meets
Miracle--and not just for girls who want to play the game.
New mobile services are making it easier for people to find their way around a strange city, meet up with friends, or get directions to a new restaurant or shop.
Filed under: Misc. Gadgets
Yeah, so Sony's hitting us with
magically-thin OLED TVs, Microsoft is
showing off Windows 7, and Google's demoing
hot new Android phones, but nothing gets us going like an old-fashioned tariff agreement dispute based on the classification of certain types of goods, you know? That's just good clean fun. It's also what's going down between the US and the EU -- our charming government has just filed a complaint with the World Trade Organization, alleging that the EU is mis-classifying multifunction printers, flat-panel computer displays, and cable boxes that fall under the 1996 Information Technology Agreement in order to collect tariffs on their imports. Essentially all these products should be duty-free, but the EU says their additional functions require the ITA be re-negotiated to cover them -- LCD displays can also be used with DVD players, for example, and so qualify as "video monitors," which are taxed. Sure, it's a totally semantic fight, but that's what trade representatives live for -- we hear this one's going to be bigger than the 2006 Canadian Softwood Lumber Import showdown.
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On the heels of 2005's blockbuster The 40-Year-Old Virgin, writer/director Judd Apatow again mines hilarity from the relatably human in a comedy about a one-night stand with unexpected consequences: Knocked Up. Katherine Heigl (Grey's Anatomy, Roswell) joins Virgin alums Seth Rogen, Paul Rudd and Leslie Mann for a comic look about the best thing that will ever ruin your best-laid plans: parenthood.
Apple is planning to open its second Alabama retail store this Saturday, May 31st, according to announcement. Despite its name, the Bridge Street location is actually situated at 6782 Old Madison Pike in Huntsville, near Governors Drive; also unusual is that while the store is only days away from opening, it does not yet have an official website, ...
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