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  • The title says it all. If you think you can escape something this mythological you're mistaken, the Dinoshark is coming and it's taking no prisoners

    Dinoshark is coming, and there’s nothing you can do

    Posted on March 24, 2011 | No Comments
    The title says it all. If you think you can escape something this mythological you're mistaken, the Dinoshark is coming and it's taking no prisoners

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  • A look at some of the more confusing and molestery bits from the X-Men universe.

    WTF-MEN

    Posted on March 12, 2011 | No Comments
    A look at some of the more confusing and molestery bits from the X-Men universe.

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  • It's here, the HD 6990 4GB and there's not much to say to describe this moment. ATI / AMD has been coming up with dual-GPU solutions for years now, I'm not unenthusiastic though, in fact I'm still beside myself

    A new era arrives – The AMD HD 6990

    Posted on March 10, 2011 | No Comments
    It's here, the HD 6990 4GB and there's not much to say to describe this moment. ATI / AMD has been coming up with dual-GPU solutions for years now, I'm not unenthusiastic though, in fact I'm still beside myself

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  • We deviate from our regular scheduled program for a trip in our time machine. The year was 1992 and the Sound Blaster line was just coming into the world, I had a Sound Blaster Pro I believe back then, ISA port with the volume adjustment wheel on the back which made all of no sense at all. A pair of stock AST computer speakers connected to my custom AST 486/25 box which I think was running a 486/50 with a math co-processor that I got and around 16mb of ram. (I still have it in the garage)

    A look back in time with Dr. Sbaitso

    Posted on July 14, 2009 | 1 Comment
    We deviate from our regular scheduled program for a trip in our time machine. The year was 1992 and the Sound Blaster line was just coming into the world, I had a Sound Blaster Pro I believe back then, ISA port with the volume adjustment wheel on the back which made all of no sense at all. A pair of stock AST computer speakers connected to my custom AST 486/25 box which I think was running a 486/50 with a math co-processor that I got and around 16mb of ram. (I still have it in the garage)

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