James

Each of those codes was gone within seconds. Way less than that for the last few ones. :-(

I'd have to say I liked the BigDog article the best. It's a really neat robot.

http://www.engadget.com/2006/03/03/bigdog-robot-to-carry-gear-for-troops/

I have heard that installing Linux can be quite difficult to do while walking.

You missed a few. And by a few, I mean a lot.

Enemy Territory: Quake Wars, anyone? That's got native Linux support.

Steam, Guild Wars, EVE Online, and World of Warcraft also run quite well, though you need to use Wine.

There are also many, many free games much better than Tux Racer. WarSow comes to mind, as does Battle for Wesnoth.

I believe the OS X version is currently being worked on, actually. They just don't have as many developers for that platform as they do for Windows/Linux, so progress is moving a bit slower.

A one hour response time isn't really workable for many people.
I've got back-to-back classes, and all things not directly related to participation and/or note taking are frowned upon. I'd imagine that it's also rather rude to twitter in the middle of meetings and such.

Honestly, that was the first thing I saw too. I then read the article in hopes of seeing a PA mention. Lame.

Free stuff is good. I like free stuff, so, by association, I like you guys.

#50, there are a few points in your post I would take issue with.

> "God did not write the scripture..."

"All Scripture is inspired by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, for training in righteousness; so that the man of God may be adequate, equipped for every good work." - 2 Timothy 3:16-17

The phrase "inspired by God" has also been translated "God-breathed". At the very least, I think we can agree that the Bible claims that God was heavily involved in it's creation.

> "It seems to be a habit of fundamentalist christians to rewrite history to attribute all good things to God."

"Every good thing given and every perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of lights, with whom there is no variation or shifting shadow." - James 1:17

I agree that Jack needs to be put in his place, though. I certainly don't think he is representing Christ (or any sane human) at all.

NO ONE expects the Spanish Inquisition!

Seriously. This looks pretty neat.
I can understand why they'd go without the motion control. Most of the SSB games I've played have involved sitting in a small area squinting at a small TV with people packed in on both sides. You'd really need a pretty big room to play a 4 or more player motion-controlled SSB game.

Heh. With all the complaints about the Wiimote, it's kinda funny to see people complaining that some games *won't* be using it's gyroscope features. ^_^