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- RT @csoghoian: #1 way US gov can avoid attacks by anonymous: Stop doing things the Internet dislikes (see: ACTA, SOPA, domain seizures, ... 1 day ago
- If you ever had any interest in extreme sports games go download the SSX demo NOW. It's rad as hell. 1 day ago
- Who wouldn't want to fire a gun at a truck over the internet on Valentine's Day http://t.co/Im1weN5w I can't think of anything more romantic 1 week ago
- http://t.co/HKVwCkYr That's rad as hell! I want to fight the giant mudcrab!! 1 week ago
- I keep misreading Zumba Fitness Rush as Zombie Fitness Rush, which, as far as I'm concerned, would be a much better game. 2 weeks ago
Follow me on Quora- What do women think of guys who play video games?
- What are some ideas for online services that serious/competitive gamers would use if they were done right?
- What is the typical revenue split for an Xbox 360 video game that retails for $59.99?
- What makes proficiency at a musical instrument more valuable or socially useful than proficiency at video games?
- Flashing green light on xbox 360 console?
- Would it be stupid to start a quality blog without allowing people to comment on the posts?
- How do you convince your friend with an upper six figures salary and a cushy job to get the hell out of his job and start a new company of his own?
- Is it poor internet etiquette to put a link to your website in a blog post comment?
- What are ways to work from home on your computer? Any online business ideas?
- Would an app that unifies the PC Gaming Experience be desirable to PC Gamers?
Category Archives: Awesome
Swag Bucks Tells Us How They Feel About Cancer
Swag Bucks is known for offering great sweepstakes, and all sorts of freebies and goodies, but they’re more than that. They have strong feelings on the tough issues facing the world today as evidenced by this “cancer sucks” captcha. I’m … Continue reading
Kevin Mitnick Will Have Work in 2027 Thanks to Deus Ex: Human Revolution
In these uncertain economic times no one can claim full job security, much less predict where they’ll be working in 16 years. No one except for Kevin Mitnick that is. Thanks to Eidos Montreal, developers of Deus Ex: Human Revolution … Continue reading