I’ve had to use it for a week now. It has the most braindead, unintuitive UI I’ve ever seen. Unbelievably inefficient. So much wasted space. Parts that don’t make any sense at all. Notifications are a crap shoot. It crashes during conferences and blows through memory like mad. Whoever signed off on this trash is certifiably insane. Skype was uglyish and clunky but at least it worked.

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I had a pair too. They were roughly finished and would dig into your skin. Also didn’t sound very good. Cool idea though…

The TNT was a beast! I ran it on a k6-2 also. Unfortunately it crapped out and I replaced it with an MX400 which I still have (I have a problem). We all played with a myriad of platforms. One guy was on a friggin’ Alpha that he warmed his feet with under his desk (not sure if he actually played on that but it was a running joke). We also played Quake but for some reason we were obsessed with the silliness of UT. MMMMM MONSTER KILLL.

Kali did not exist my son

We played Unreal Tournament mostly because it ran really well on Linux. Rarely had LAN parties but it worked fine over dial-up. Kinda wild. Miss those days. We did a lot of dumpster diving because people would just throw everything out when they left college.

The knockoffs still have the sleeves. I use the toaster oven anyway.

We tried to prank one of the NetOps guys at work by replacing his hard drive with one containing Hannah Montana Linux while he was on vacation. But he just used it like nothing happened.

There was one with a deformed tail at work. Poor guy could barely swim. Other fish picked on him. I’d make sure to drop food so he wouldn’t have to swim as far. He outlived all the other fish.

Lots of murdering but I have one of the queens’ full endorsement after her sister tried to stage a coup.

I think we’ve gone off the rails a little about a hyperbolic post but I want to point out that bullying among girls was just as prevalent if not more so.

Rose-tinted glasses, I guess. Part of our socialization and bonding was via getting ‘kicked out’ by our grouchy dads and playing games at our less strict neighbors’ parents’ houses. Everyone on the block had a different system, so that made it more fun. Of course we never told our parents that. We still played outside. But video games were newish and magical at the time. There were always ways for us to escape through digital means, even back then.

Someone was really into Saints Row 2.

Took me a sec. I need to finish Boltgun…

It’s too bad hgh doesn’t work for brains.