Posted 10/30/2009 at 08:18:14am

Throw it in the shower on a chair, or take it out back and hose it off.

Posted 10/14/2009 at 08:41:10am

I'm a Zombie Killer.

Posted 09/28/2009 at 08:47:10am

Read the article!

Submitted by Taz0 on Mon, 2009-09-28 04:22

I know the pictures are stunning, but I'm sure you can tear yourself away from them long enough to actually read the article. Then you'd find that it clearly says:

"Each compartment on the Level 10 has its own ventilation."

Posted 09/22/2009 at 12:03:56pm

I have never heard of loose vision, or tight vision for that matter.  Did you mean to say "LOSE vision" when you were standing on your throne casting stones at MPC for not being smart?  I don't want to be confused between not having vision and having my eyeballs come out or something.

Posted 08/06/2009 at 04:01:24pm

It's the South Park Sexy Action News Team!

Posted 07/13/2009 at 11:51:07am

There is a difference, Battlezone was just some green lines and you were in a tank.  It's still a first person shooter, but to me (and probably not to everyone) a First Person Shooter is spent more on foot.  Like I said though, if it is a first person viewpoint AND you're shooting things or projecting something it's an FPS.  I just never really think of Mechwarrior as an FPS is all.  Wolf really brought the FPS into the limelight because it was done right.  They used ray casting for developing the game that really changed the face of it all.  If you're going to get all technical about it you could pick out Flight Simulator and even some earlier games that were FP viewpoints.  Though Wolfenstein, by the way they had developed it, really did enhance and popularize the FPS.

Posted 07/13/2009 at 09:09:49am

For a more simplified answer than Digital_Storm's, with BitComet if you tell it to download at "Unlimited" and upload at only 50Kbps then it usually doesn't let you download faster than your willing to share.  Whereas if you set both at unlimited then they will run at maximum potential.  I noticed this because I tried setting my upload very low and let it download at max speed and saw the "preference choice" that BitComet was making by making me a lower priority since I'm not willing to share, so my downloads were very slow.  I'm not sure how other torrent download programs work, but that's how BitComet does it.

Posted 07/13/2009 at 09:07:40am

For a more simplified answer than Digital_Storm's, with BitComet if you tell it to download at "Unlimited" and upload at only 50Kbps then it usually doesn't let you download faster than your willing to share.  Whereas if you set both at unlimited then they will run at maximum potential.  I noticed this because I tried setting my upload very low and let it download at max speed and saw the "preference choice" that BitComet was making by making me a lower priority since I'm not willing to share, so my downloads were very slow.  I'm not sure how other torrent download programs work, but that's how BitComet does it.

Posted 04/06/2009 at 04:20:30pm

Oh, yeah.  I sent Will Smith an email about this last Friday.  Woot Woot!  It's confirmed by the way not just a rumor.

Posted 04/02/2009 at 03:37:42pm

How come you guys never put anything about the Panasonic Toughbook on here?  I mean Panasonic has a unit just like these (The H1), and units that trounce the Dell rugged units, and units that work with all three WWAN providers in a single adapter card.  Every review I read about "Ultra Ruggeds" and "Business Ruggeds" always put the Toughbook on top.  Why don't you run an article about something they have?  I always see the "rugged" computers that get put on here and they never have anything the Toughbook doesn't already have or make up for in durability.