Bye Bye HL2
and like that, it was over
Game Release: November 16th 2004 12am
…4:09pm, November 21st, 2004, game complete…, now WHAT? (sigh, back to City of Heroes)
and like that, it was over
Game Release: November 16th 2004 12am
…4:09pm, November 21st, 2004, game complete…, now WHAT? (sigh, back to City of Heroes)
..that when you do a google for “Benjamin Hirsch BMW” and the first hit is a link to Speed Ventures Results for an OpenTrack event I did quite some time ago with my old M3. Guess it’s just a testament to some of the things I Love. …hehe, testmament, how’s THAT for religion?!
Valve and Vivendi publishing finallly kissed and made up, and at last, I can play Half-Life 2. This game plays a lot like the Original, so, if you liked that game, you’re going to like this one. The textures are very high detail, and most everything in the world is interactive (you can pickup bottles and cans and throw them out your enemies, granted, you’ll die, but hey, it’s part of the fun). I’m only like an hour into it, playing it on the middle difficulty setting to keep myself on my toes. more soon!
LCD’s? Nahh man! nowadays it’s the shallow CRT
Samsung develops 35cm-deep CRT Computer Monitors
Era of the electronic wallet
Scenario: You’re out with eight of your best friends at a local restaraunt. The bill comes, every one reaches for their wallets, including you, only to realize you’re outta cash. Do you take everyone’s money and pay with a credit card? NO
You pull out your i-mode FeliCa hand-set and finally avoid getting stiffed!