I was a little excited before, now I’m very excited.

I guess this is common knowledge, but you can boot Karateka for Apple II upside down. I missed it because I played the game on the technically superior Atari 800XL.

Home Depot can supply everything, including exorcisms.

I know nothing about Warhammer 40K, except that it involves the painting of incredibly intricate figurines. This video makes me want to learn more.

The Out of Office Message Generator will create an out of office message that either links to a random article on Wikipedia, posts a quote from Wikipedia, or both. For example: While I’m away you can read about famous shoe throwing incidents on Wikipedia, or ponder this beautiful quote: “There is much pleasure to be gained from useless knowledge.” – Bertrand Russell.

One of the greatest party games for the Gamecube is being remastered, Super Monkey Ball. The game will include my favorite, Super Monkey Ball 2 along with local only multiplayer modes. And you know what, I’m glad it’s local only. That’s the only way to play it multiplayer.

Quake turned 25 this year, and what a ground breaking game it was (and still is). One of my favorite features was that you could put any music CD in your computer and use that music as the background music. Many a days were spent listening to Junior Brown as I played Quake.

Apple’s Airpods are pretty small, but I never thought seeing what happens after I swallowed one.

David Hasselhoff confirms that the Knight Rider reboot is happening. Could Knight Rider work today? When it was released, computers were mysterious boxes used by few, and cars were very important in most people’s lives. Today, computers are ubiquitous and cars are viewed more as a tool and not a source of identity. I’m hoping something cool can come of it though.