By Ben, on November 20th, 2009%
I’m really loving my PS3 lately and more love is forthcoming after my recent order of God of War Collection.
There was a recent firmware update to the PS3 which added Facebook connectivity and something else that I didn’t care about. I don’t actually care about Facebook, I’m only on it because so many people I know . . . → Read More: Facebook Says Games are Fun, and Stuff
By Ben, on November 17th, 2009%
After the gym last night Oui and I were greeted by a huge toad sitting at our front door and despite Oui’s screams that I should kill it, even though I would be too terrified to get close were I inclined to kill it, I managed to scare it away and quickly get inside in the . . . → Read More: Creepies, Crawlies, and Hoppies
By Ben, on November 15th, 2009%
Despite Apple’s much-lauded design innovations, it seems they’re suffering from a bit of confusion.
Another brilliant UI innovation
The (higher) number to the right of each item must indicate the install size, whereas the other (lower) number is the download size. In what situation would the install size be useful, especially as in most instances it is . . . → Read More: Apple: Friend of User
By Ben, on November 8th, 2009%
Even though my blog is small and has very little traffic I still get spam and this morning I looked to find a whopping 65 spam comments on my Dragon Age post. I guess the spam machines are always targetting the latest thing but I still . . . → Read More: Spam
By Ben, on November 6th, 2009%
Since I’d already bought Uncharted for PS3 this month I knew Oui wouldn’t let me get another game, so I had to download Dragon Age: Origins to give it a try. I have to admit that while the game is good it is quite a ways from being great so far and I have to confess . . . → Read More: Dragon Age
By Ben, on November 5th, 2009%
Fight!
I know a couple guildies I’m certain will have already jumped on this. Addicts, I tell you! Now if only I could get Oui to . . . → Read More: Ok, Who’s Already Done It?
By Ben, on November 4th, 2009%
By Ben, on November 4th, 2009%
When guilds advertise for new members one of the things they invariably mention they have, other than a tabard, is forums. Such forums are usually run on phpbb, free php-based message board software, and while the formation of a hub through which a community might be built seems like a good idea there are realities which clash with such attempts.
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