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I probably repeated this anecdote back before I knew better.

I could do without the nuclear power fearmongering, but overall it is probably too late for Miami and many of our other coastal cities, even if we pass comprehensive carbon emission limits.

Cool overview of how influential the NES was. I think I played the most over at my neighbor Robert's house.

Cool explanation of the different sound channels in the NES.

Cool story. I had always thought the original Pong was first.

I've heard this refrain elsewhere. Need to find better data.

Walls are bad. Of course I think in terms of a Starfleet-esque world government, so...

Pretty cool. The plants movements look alien.

This story just gets more disturbing, but I have no idea if we'll be able to unwind the apparatus.

I agree with this analysis - Microsoft is reorganizing to be like Apple, but not really changing its approach.

A la carte has to win eventually, right?

Heh.

Some great points about web app performance on mobile platforms.

This is even more robust, but because of the order the movies were made in, probably an impossible plan.

Interesting if absurd theory.

I had no idea this was the case, but boy is that a dumb abuse of copyright law.

I had never heard of several of these. Emphasis on electronica.

Clear explanation of the alleged wrongdoing.

I think it might be too late, but it should stop the bleeding as people leave PCs.

I never remember this array formula.

The bit about portrayal of poor Americans as overwhelmingly black was fascinating.

Pretty amazing that we can indirectly image this large structure.

Heh.

Awesome. I'm pretty sure I'd seen a few of these, but they're great.

I think mine's pretty locked down, but I should review all of these.

I think the key point is the polarization regarding modernity - whether it's embraced or feared. My Nicktopian tendencies obviously follow the former.

I'm arguably on the old side to be lumped in, but sometimes we are included, but I definitely stand by these points. It's the economy, stupid.

Pretty cool story of how the various expansions originated.

Some good points. I agree that Seven's arc is very important; I don't think I picked up on (at the time) the subversion of male dominance. My complaint about Voyager is primarily about the undeveloped characters (poor Harry Kim) and the fact that you always knew where the show would end, and that any given episode about getting home would be a fakeout.