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It might be a little basic, but check out Musagi. It's free and you can do some things with it

You might feel differently, but DA2 isn't less of a chore. You probably won't wipe as much, but you'll have to wade through endless combat encounters all the same.

With Hotline Miami 2 coming out I thought I'd finally watch Drive, since people keep comparing the two (or the movie with the first game anyway). Honestly I didn't find it all that good. It's a quiet movie (which I generally like) but it doesn't fill that quiet space with a strong mood or anything at all really, it's just feels as empty as the protagonist's stare. The script's also bloody predictable. At least Kavnisky's amazing but that's about the only good thing about it.

He (CT) talked about it a lot on the latest Crate & Crowbar podcast, it's a good listen.

There's a neighbourhood cat that's constantly picking fights with my cat. She hasn't had a serious injury from it yet, but I've pulled two claws out of her forehead. I feel like I need to keep constant watch as soon as I let her out the door.

Funnily enough Pi day happens to be Einstein's birtday

This screenshot is mesmerising

Was Warren Spector in Sim City 2000, or does this person just look like him?

I thought they generally had you floating in water, but I could be wrong about that.

Depths of Peril is something I always wanted to play. How come their store looks almost identical to the humble one though?

I saw "RTwP" the other day. Took me a while to figure out.

I got a haircut today and it took 80 minutes. I don't even have difficult hair or a complicated hairstyle. Now, that's certainly on the longer end, but I still don't understand how people get it done in 10 minutes.

Does Brad say "address" like the verb and not the noun when he says "e-mail address"? Maybe I'm going crazy.

You do see it a bit, but it's still far from being the norm. However, I think it's at least at the point where if you use it people will understand what you mean.

Were you jumping? I know they don't react if you're doing that while carrying her. Otherwise they definitely should!

I get so annoyed at Apple. Apparently OSX nowadays defaults to a setting where it autosaves any changes you make to an open file and doesn't prompt you to save them. Who the hell though that was a good idea? It saves the changes continuously even if you 'disable' it, and when it prompts you to save the changes at the end what it's actually doing is prompting you to restore an older version of the file (so if the program crashes the file is actually saved). Even worse, I went to demonstrate the issue for someone, made a COPY of a file, messed with it without saving, and OSX went ahead and not only altered the copy but the original as well. It even went so far as to change the file in the clipboard so I couldn't paste the original. Are you kidding me? Fuck you Apple.

It's that good eh? I guess I'll have to play it some day. Regarding SM though, I actually liked it a lot more the second time when I had a better grasp on the game and saw how well everything came together. It's also quite a fun game to 100%.

The facial expressions of the audience seemed to take a turn for the worse in the last few minutes hehe.

It seems to vary in the US too though. In NYC I didn't have any trouble getting around using public transportation, but in Dallas? Good luck. Everything there is so spread out that instituting good public transportation would be tough. Their pavements are wider than a car lane here, it's silly.

I can't say there is, the game keeps ramping up the difficulty in the fifth world and the new mechanics it introduces aren't all that interesting. I liked the fourth world more and that's probably a good place to stop.

I beat Lovely Planet last night. It's a clever twist old school FPS and I had a lot of fun with it. However, as the difficulty ramps up in the last two worlds some of the levels get a little cheap. The problem isn't that it gets too difficult (I don't think it does), it just doesn't get difficult in an interesting way. I could definitely see myself playing the first three worlds a few more times while listening to a podcast or something though.

SMB is on Mac, Windows and Linux! I have a copy lying around if you want it.

I don't think that's an appropriate way to open an interview. There's a difference between confronting someone and insulting them. I suppose he wanted Molyneux to get off balance, but still.

Haha, well it's pronounced more like "m" before certain consonants no matter how you spell it. To be fair though, no one writes "gengki" (元気) even though that's how you pronounce it.

Well, people who aren't astrophysicists work at observatories too, there's intradisciplinary elements in most research.