Today Steam added a new feature to their Windows client called Big Picture. This is a new interface designed with game pads and a TV in mind. The first thing I noticed was that it resembles the Xbox 360 dashboard. You even access it by pressing the guide button on an Xbox 360 controller while playing a game.
Everybody knows that tiling window managers are the cure to all the world’s problems.
Me too. I love downloading and uploading and updating and transferring and virus scanning and defragging and registry cleaning and installing and encoding and rendering and unzipping and compiling, as much as possible at the same time. I imagine all these massive bit streams flowing in and out, the heart rate of the computer going up, my quad core maximizing its potential and hacking through millions of operations in a harmonic way of perfection, leaving a trail structure and cleanliness behind. It’s so refreshing.
The players of DayZ would have a fair chance of winning first place in the Olympics if crawling on all fours was included in the games.
The main factor in determining whether or not a [programming] language succeeds is the quality of its creator’s beard
— llamalad