joe

what a shame :( i didn't know this site was related to AOL at all. you're on my short-list of must-read blogs. all the other tech sites are 90% smartphone coverage. it's so hard to find a good tech blog these days :(

good luck, i hope you all have new positions or jobs available!

depends on the game

kirby's epic yarn - father made a big mistake

doom - if you can't beat a child for sucking at doom, what's the point of being a parent

other pdf reader alternatives:
mupdf
sumatra
foxit

a few years ago there were no alternatives. now there are too many!

camelcamelcamel.com has been doing this better for a long time.

this seems really dumb to me

the honest people don't need it and the dishonest people would ignore it

this post is annoying because i can't tell where to click to get to the pictures... there are a bunch of text links but where is the main link?

please put a "click here to see the pictures" type of link in your posts!

Arthur Ashe

graceful, elegant, articulate and thoughtful, a great role model for anyone

also i've never won anything in my entire life

i have been through several gaming mice in the past year:

logitech g5 wired
logitech g7 wireless
MS laser 6000 wired
logitech g9 wired
steelseries ikari laser
MS sidewinder mouse

the ikari is definitely the best:

internal driver - no lame client daemon i have to run for the features to work

best shape/size (for right-handed gamers) - the g9 is way too small, g5/g7 are a bit too long and narrow, sidewinder ergonomics suck

high quality manufacturing - all of the other mice don't feel as solidly built, well-made - tolerances feel lower on the ikari. friends have said the same

only 2 adjustments for sensitivity instead of unnecessary 5, and they can be set to anything. Logitech and MS have pre-sets for sensitivity that aren't usually what you want. e.g. logitech jumps from 200 to 400 ppi.

3 friends of mine bought the ikari after trying mine. they don't have a lot of press but they definitely make the best gaming mouse.

i have been through several gaming mice in the past year:

logitech g5 wired
logitech g7 wireless
MS laser 6000 wired
logitech g9 wired
steelseries ikari laser
MS sidewinder mouse

the ikari is definitely the best:

internal driver - no lame client daemon i have to run for the features to work

best shape/size (for right-handed gamers) - the g9 is way too small, g5/g7 are a bit too long and narrow, sidewinder ergonomics suck

high quality manufacturing - all of the other mice don't feel as solidly built, well-made - tolerances feel lower on the ikari. friends have said the same

only 2 adjustments for sensitivity instead of unnecessary 5, and they can be set to anything. Logitech and MS have pre-sets for sensitivity that aren't usually what you want. e.g. logitech jumps from 200 to 400 ppi.

3 friends of mine bought the ikari after trying mine. they don't have a lot of press but they definitely make the best gaming mouse.

disapprove