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yeah. at this point they're working towards getting a 'major fantasy writer' to write a book about the universe, at 1.8m total (including paypal, which is ~100k at this point). also, i'm in at the 35$ level, so if you're gonna play, you should let me know =)

i'll bump this up because i can't believe that there's only a few people interested in this kind of stuff.

haha, i just looked at the original judging thread for junkie and realized that it was back in december of 2007...and it had been done for a while at that point. judges complained about mastering issues even then! =)

this is gorgeous! so awesome. and my wife thought it was cool, too, so that's positive as well =) annie, yeah, i've definitely seen a lot of knockoff stuff or digitized and printed stuff that wasn't originally the artist's. i usually prefer to go through the artist themselves on something like this but i was hoping for direction. i really like the movie poster-style ones that i linked in my original post, but i'd like one or more different games than what's there. i think it'd be cool to get one for either the witcher, the gears of war or halo series, mirror's edge, mass effect, or a few other games that i really enjoyed but aren't necessarily very popular (like enslaved: odyssey to the west). i'd love to get something for eve online too, since i'm a big fan of the game also.

hey, now that i've got a house with an office and everything, i need to find some game art. i prefer more serious/artsy stuff - that is, like these: http://www.marinkoillustration.com/Video-Games http://fineartamerica.com/featured/2-plays-per-quarter-benjamin-yeager.html http://www.etsy.com/listing/123455349/assassins-creed-inspired-print-11x17 anyone got some more works that i could look at? i'd prefer framed or mounted prints, and i prefer more modern games over super-retro stuff.

love how they use useless stuff - like an ion bank in the silver plug - to make themselves sound super cool. it's a lot of nice hardware, but honestly i can't imagine myself using all of that crap only to cycle in new parts in six months. also, 45d fittings aren't new. i use them all the time in watercooling kits with fat tubes that don't bend well.

get me a parts list and i'll get you the cost. i'm really tired now and not super into listening to that mouthbreather too much XD

mustin's "most recent posts" page shows his last 25 posts. it extends back to 2012. that said it's an awesome track =)

hahaha now THAT is awesome!

hey, don't forget that i drove out and dropped it off for the cost of the gas, too =)

yeah, sorry, but he was fixing it. i'll sound really pretentious too and say that i know it because i own and use the programs regularly, and some of the most obvious tells were showing in the videos. it was fun to listen to! but it's obvious that he didn't sing every single note exactly in time with exactly the right pitch. i still liked it =)

i think it's comical he thinks people will believe him that he's not using voice correction software =) the video isn't even in sync with his mouth half the time!

good to hear you got it fine. i am so frustrated that they still required a signature after i made a stink of myself at the desk and signed the form and everything. basically, my fee is reduced to 5% the cost of parts plus 50$, instead of 10%. for smaller machines it isn't a huge savings (which, honestly, i get so little from them that there's not much left anyways) and for big machines it can be a pretty large discount.

fyi, the xboxes sell on amazon with free shipping and two games for about 20$ more. might want to make that more worthwhile to people not getting amazon's shipping guarantees.

as5 usually. i don't do many builds where the difference in thermal compounds actually matters. the difference between the best and the worst is like 2 or 3 degrees C total. it's more about application honestly.

cool story - i often stand like this, for no reason related to the game. i do use soap AND deoderant (ikr) so maybe that changes it.

this is literally the one thing i want from this game. if they made an xbla or psn game that was just blitzball i'd play the crap out of it.

sounds like fun. i just had to repair a radiator hose on mine, it blew coolant all over the engine and i didn't have power steering, wipers, or the fan for the last leg of my trip =) good thing i was almost there!

i don't think you need more ram unless you see yourself running out of ram consistently. the gfx card could use a bit of an upgrade. sure you don't just want a new system? i do a deal for return customers =D

i don't do much with laptops, but the article that baha linked is decent.

hey, everyone, i'm looking for a raspberry pi or some other ultra-cheap computing solution like a used EEE or netbook. i couldn't care less if it still has an os or is slow as long as it turns on. i would like it to be small, though, no clunkers please.

actually, i only ship computers in the original box, and i use USPS registered mail. registered is key - they have to sign every time the touch it. also it's got paper tape all over it so water damage is easy to see. lastly, i'll usually bag it in a large garbage bag of some sort to prevent liquid from penetrating. honestly, as long as you do registered, you're probably fine. i rarely see issues with shipped systems beyond a cable maybe falling out. fragile doesn't matter. i shipped a system to chrono26 with that on it and it had a boot print on it. flex, talk your buddy through how to reseat the graphics card. sounds like it's loose. also, whenever you ship anything, screw everything down tight. i prefer dual-slot cards in shipped systems for that reason - i can bolt the thing right to the case frame.

ok, i was gonna ask when i got them if it was ok =) parts should be coming tomorrow!

those four slots are for cable organization, yeah. there's a back plate that wasn't on in either picture - look at a picture of a GS-1000 to see what they're actually supposed to look like. i just don't like the placement, but that's because i'm used to being able to hide things easier in a mid-tower rather than a giant case like this. they have to be far from the mobo because it has to be able to take full-size cases with 13" graphics cards, but it means that they're highlighted against the back of the case. it doesn't matter since the case has no window, anyways, it's more just my OCD kicking in.

so, i've got two big builds in the queue right now. waiting on parts for one, but here's another one where they said it was ok that i post pictures. sphexic, a dude who actually lives near where i used to when i was in grad school, ordered a music PC from me that is pretty kick-butt. he wanted a system that had tons of CPU power now, and the ability to upgrade to nice graphics later once he got into working with cuda-enabled applications like blender. i'm gonna meet him when i hand-deliver it in a few days =) here's the case we're using. you might recognize this from the build i did for xenon odyssey, where i switched from this to a storm scout for portability and red lights. it's a zalman gs-1000, which is still a killer case. here's the parts going into said case, along with my son josh. josh didn't agree with the PSU, saying that i needed a gold-rated PSU. i told him to shove it, since he can't speak yet. cpu: i7-3770k gpu: basic ram: g.skill DDR3 1600mhz 2x8gb sticks ssd: crucial m4 128gb hdd: 1tb WDC black mobo: gigabyte UD5H cpu cooler: hyper 212+ here's the installed cpu, proving that yes, it IS a k processor. here's the installed mobo and cordage. since this case has no side window, i wasn't as concerned about cabling, preferring to keep it loose to allow for more modifications down the line. plus, this case isn't great at allowing for cabling all told. and here's a better picture of the mobo with stuff installed. i'll be installing the OS tonight, so once that's done i can post a video of startup speeds and crazy clock rates.