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I admit, I like to have a good keyboard. In October 2009, I shelled out damn near $200 for my Logitech G19. It's a fine keyboard, except for one problem:

It uses rubber domes.

That are prone to tearing.

Needless to say, all was fine and happy in Logitech land, until, about a year later (Of course, right after the warranty ran out), the spacebar got mushy, and really didn't provide any sort of tactile feedback. Upon taking it apart (all 16 screws holding it ...

Normally a fanboyish post such as this would mean that it would be paragraphs and paragraphs of stuff. However, if a picture is worth a thousand words, a video is worth a multi-volume set, and four are worth one Encyclopedia Britannica.

I'll simply state the following:

• Game is due out on PC 12/12/12. 360 and PS3 are rumored.
• They are taking beta test signups. If you wanna be a pal, use my signup link so I get some extra credit. If not, just go to playhawken.com and make

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Ever since I found out about Humble Bundle, and how its success has caused several sites like it to pop up, I found I've become addicted to them.

There's three that I really follow: The aforementioned Humble Bundle, another one called Indie Royale, and a third called Indie Gala.

What these sites let you do, is either pay-your-own-price for a bunch of games (Humble Bundle, Indie Gala) or give you a minimum rate needed but accept more if you wish to (Indie Royale). In the ...

If you've got $10 and you're open to "games as art", go get this on Steam. Now.

Well, work turned out to be stunningly good this week. The problems I'd feared all but vanished, but we got dumped with yet another new client to handle calls for. It seems like every time they just finish telling us what we need to know for one client, another gets dumped into my lap shortly after.

As a result, I probably have to handle about 35 different lines at work. Granted, a vast majority of those calls will only come in over a few of those, but it's still annoying. Lots to remember, ...