SpaceJamLunchbox

Yes, I have, and David Sedaris wrote a short-story about this very topic called Next of Kin. I highly recommend it.

Zol is the backbone of this thread!

I don't buy them often enough. I'm afflicted with a disease called idealism. I think that if more people bought the games on there that aren't back massagers, they might eventually get better indie games. But wading through the piles of suck on there is tough, I'll admit.

Aside from my sick fascination with teen power pop, I can't understand why my metal friends don't like this, but love Cradle of Filth, for some ridiculous reason.

http://youtu.be/O_qRLlnsjhU

I figured out my problem, and, as I suspected, I'm stupid. The programs were in fact finishing their work and blipping off, before I could see what they were up to. I added a little line of code that just waits for one hundred characters of input to each of my projects, and all of them worked as expected.

I've moved on to more complicated stuff, but now, I'm having trouble comprehending what all of it means. I can sit and type it out, but I don't really know what it's doing. So, I've tried to slow down a bit, digest the stuff I've bitten off so far, then move on.

A new computer seems to be in my near future. Visual Studio takes forever to load, and I'm not sure if it's my computer, or the program. I also can't run Diablo 3, which, clearly, needs to change.

As always, thanks! -Blair.

You might try Once Upon A Monster if you've got a Kinect.

Alan Wake got a hatchet to the back of his head.

Why are you reading reviews and articles if you don't care about the writer's opinion?

There was a snowmobile level in Stuntman that whipped me in to a frothing, murderous rage. Certainly not the hardest thing I've had to do, but one of the most infuriating and least rewarding.

@Chop: Why the hell is there a webcam in your bathroom?

Anyway, here I am at work being photographed by one of my clients.