Buffy Season 8, Issue 10

On the next Major Spoilers Podcast, Matthew and Stephen will discuss why they like, or hate, the Miller and Morrison runs on Batman.  Matthew thinks Morrison’s Batman R.I.P. story line is the bee’s knees, while Stephen “gets” Miller’s All-Star Batman and Robin. We want to include your arguments on the topic.  In the comments section give [...]... more

On the next Major Spoilers Podcast, Matthew and Stephen will discuss why they like, or hate, the Miller and Morrison runs on Batman.  Matthew thinks Morrison’s Batman R.I.P. story line is the bees knees, while Stephen “gets” Miller’s All-Star Batman and Robin. We want to...... more

MAJOR SPOILERS in here, please don’t read any further if you have not completed Fallout 3, or you don’t care. So I just beat Fallout 3. Overall, I had a lot of fun playing it, and I think it’s a great game, and I would reccommend it to others. However, there are two things in the game that really annoyed me. First of all, the ending. Fallout 3 is very similar to Oblivion in that the "main" quest really just feels like a particularly long side quest in th... more

In a continuation from yesterday’s story, Gizmodo has had one writer banned from all future the Consumer Electronics Show . Webware has the official announcement . We have been informed of inappropriate behavior on the show floor by a credentialed media attendee from the Web site Gizmodo, owned by Gawker Media. Specifically, the Gizmodo staffer interfered with the exhibitor booth operations of numerous companies, including disrupting at least one press event. The Gizmodo staffer v... more

If one is paid for blogging, this makes them a professional.  Since blogging is a news source, this makes them, in theory, professional journalists.  One would hope that bloggers would keep this in mind as they go about their jobs, and act accordingly. The Consumer Electronics Show , for the very first time, gave press credentials to bloggers, and even gave them their own lounge.  This was a major step for bloggers into the realm of acceptance, and one we should have treated with some re... more

I had to buy a new keyboard last week as my much beloved Microsoft Natural met with a cup of coffee. It had given me a lot of good years, but I was still sad to see it go. I did have a back-up, but they had changed the cursor keys to this insane design that I have no clue how anyone uses them comfortably. So, off I went on a hunt for a new keyboard and decided to go with the Microsoft Natural Ergo Keyboard 4000 . Why do I keep going for Microsoft hardware?  Well, I think their software... more