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Yep, exactly like you said, fun but way to short.

I've got Linux and a DI-604 router with firewall. So I don't have many concerns about extra protection.

Hey, if you bought UT2003 you get a $10USD mail in rebate on UT2004. Least my version did. Definetly worth the $49CDN that it cost me to get the DVD version. The headset is kind of cool to play with, but I'm still getting used to the voice regognition software. Only gotten the bot to...

Got my copy in my hands now. Special editon has a tin cover, note that this is only like a cover not an actualy box. You can slid the thing right off the actual box. Also included was one of these http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/products/details/CA/EN,CRID=103,CONTENTID=6339 The last bonus...

Pick up my copy of the DVD SE in a few hours.

Got my copy of the DVD special edition reserved for me when it hits stores here tommorow.

I was a big fan of the original UT. UT2003 was barely worth even trying as it wasn't really fun at all. As for UT2004, its one of my favorite games I've ever played. Takes all the aspects that were great in UT, like Assult, AI auto adjustment, mod, and now with 2004 they added tons more that...

In Flames Devin Townsend (who was doing part of the soundtrack for Fallout 3 before it got canned)

Went to the store today and by complete luck, they had the cookie sheet I wanted on sale. So I bought the larger sheet. To get an idea of the difference in size, I tossed the one I first made on top of the one I just bought today. http://raptor.dynu.com/mousePad.php?pic=7.jpg The large...

Nope, none of the crazy jumps so far. Been using it for a little over a week now. This mouse pad is about 8"x12". I like the length, but would prefer a bit more width. Which is why I'm gonna make another one, but this time use a bigger cookie sheet. For the amazingly little amount of money...

out of all the speakers I've used (Creative, Logitech, Labtec, Altec) here is what I personally have found. Labtec: Sounded the worst, but were also the cheapest by far ($45CDN for a 4.1) Altecs: Sound okay, but nothing special. Wouldn't buy again. Logitech (Currently using): Plenty-o bass...

OKay, I threw together a page so the pics I took can be viewed. Some of the pictures are pretty poor quality since I haven't gone through and removed ones that didn't come out properly. And of course I have a super model displaying my wonderful work ;) http://raptor.dynu.com/mousePad.php

It was pretty simple dulling the edges down with my dremel and a sanding drum. I also wrapped the grip mat so that a little bit came around to the top, because I absolutely hate having my mouse fall off the pad.

I hope your also like me in the way that I should be graduating in a few months.

Not sure what this qualifies as in terms of area it should be in, but its going here for now. I don't have any pics as of yet because I killed my batteries taking the pictures. So they are trapped on the camera for the time until I get the things recharged. Figured I'd start to explain my home...

Yeah, I wanted a really slick surface but didn't feel like shelling out the $30+ for one. Instead I went to Can Tire and picked up some supplies and made my own. Works absolutely fantastic and only cost me like $8CDN. Plus I have some materials left over which I can use for other things. All...

My presence is going to be kind of rare for a few days. But hopefully it wont be long before I am done with these 14 hours days at school. Once I get a change I'll start posting some pics to catch up on threads. Like my cars and cases and new home made mouse pad.

Just a hello to the boards from myself.