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Indubity!
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Battle Beasts! Collect every one of these incredible creatures to battle for fun! THEY GROW INTO AN ARMYYYYYYYY! I can't stop...
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Denver! The last dinosaur! He's my friend and a whole lot more! Denver! The last dinosaur! Shows me a world I never saaaaaaaaaw... befoooooooooooore!
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I took the opportunity to clear out a bunch of our old cables during the most recent move, so it's actually a lot more orderly than it was. No computer case table though. That'd rock hard.
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Mine was "The Dangerous Person":
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That's exactly what went through my head as well.
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I'm glad to see I've regained your respect. If I was rich, I would have bought a Mac Pro some time ago and thrown the eMac out the (proverbial) window. Despite my resistance to games like World of Warcraft, I would like a machine that packed a little more graphical punch for my occasional Ghost Recon-gamin' fix. Plus, I'd…
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The eMac is my primary computing device. I got the iMacs from my prior employment. They were being taken out of their prior settings, so I rescued from a potential life of destruction. For a short time I was using the Blue Dalmatian as a dedicated BitTorrent machine. Its future purpose is unknown at this juncture. The…
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I'm fairly certain Geoff hasn't read your comics. I don't think I have either.
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She isn't allowed to participate.
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Hey, my name's Mario! I should participate too! See y'all Saturday!
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The same reason I also own a Power Mac G4 Cube, an iBook G4, an iBook (FireWire SE) and an iMac (Blue Dalmatian)!
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Drop Geoff a line, he'll get you all squared away.
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As I understand it, we put our real names there because Witch's Brew started as a close-knit collaboration between friends, and we like to retain that casual air. Obscure screen names with numbers in them kinda obfuscate that. We'd prefer you all at least use your first name, if you're concerned about Internet privacy…
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Don't forget to use the proper t-shirt folding technique.
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The classic book series "Choose Your Own Adventure" recently started releasing their books for the iPod! Here's their first, The Abominable Snowman!
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Nice to see that someone pays attention!
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And it costs money to obtain. The Wii one will too, eventually, but when the non-beta version comes out, it'll be free for a short time. I've very much enjoyed watching Homestar Runner on the TV. I had intended to play some fl0w, but the Wii Flash support isn't quite at 100% yet, and that game doesn't work for crap with…
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We were talking about Macs and their viability as gaming stations! But you're right, it got a little tangential. I'll take a pic of our rig once I've cleaned up the surrounding area a little.
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Don't worry, it's a common enough misconception. Certainly consumer-grade Macs aren't as upgradable as their PC equivalents (I can't pop in an extra SATA controller or upgrade the video card in my eMac, for example). I wouldn't go so far as to call them immune. However, there are a few security precautions that exist on…
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The higher-end Macs (the Power Mac G5 and the Mac Pro being the latest examples) have multiple expansion slots, and thus are generally better for gaming station purposes anyway. Though the specs of the iMacs are not to be sneezed at, they pack a powerful computer into those miniscule confines. That said, I've done many a…
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I think it was actually made by the same company as Trace Memory.
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I've got both! Only using the eMac currently though.
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All-in-one Macs aren't designed to take PCI or AGP cards, if that's what you're referring to. That said, the logic board is accessible by placing the computer on its side and removing the bottom housing (in order to upgrade RAM, hard drive, optical drive, and add AirPort and Bluetooth capability, if it didn't already have…
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It's an eMac, actually. Either that or a G3 iMac. The G4 iMac (its official name is the "iMac Flat-Panel") is easy to tell apart from those machines:
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I read it all! She really needs to lighten up. It's not as though she invented websites that can change their page style. *switches to Creamsicle*
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I dunno, I've found one of the best strengths of the Virtual Console titles to be the Quick Save feature; if you jump to the Wii Menu in mid-game, the next time you play you'll pick up right where you left off. This has been a breath of fresh air in some older titles that lacked any save feature (Bonk's Adventure) or had…
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"Do-ing! What are you do-ing?" "Oh, well you spelled it the same."
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My immediate goal is to sit down and start on the next Zelda Comic. Doing!
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"Crime And Punish-ment!"