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From small things, big things one day come... View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlqJc8qYU_o

Well, I actually give that Sean Murray guy (and his studio) some credit; they are sticking with the game and making it better & better. They could have just abandoned it completely after the original mess. I'm actually thinking of picking it up, maybe. Also, there is more than just one side of...

lol, at the start of the video, I was waiting for a nurse to tell me to relax... View: https://youtu.be/E_PnuXelvWA?t=20s

It looks to me that it should be of the NVMe general variety, which it appears that Kingston refers to as A1000. See -- https://www.kingston.com/us/ssd/consumer/SA1000M8 Edit: I'm finding links on Amazon for Transcend drives, but, every model year is different...make sure you know what model...

I see the option to vote "Keep Bengal to Draw Giant Penises in Cloud Nebula" was not offered...

Just throwing this out there--> Is anybody interested in a sporadic Old Space Game of the Month Club? Especially when I get annoyed at a stupid bug or SC, or especially when I get really annoyed at some internet ass-hattery surrounding SC, I like to play an old game that I enjoyed and relieve...

Ok now, I read the post and saw the part about it being a "MacBook Air." These use NVM SSD's, or whatever they are called. Definitely not the 2.5 inch variety SSD. In general, you do have to be careful about getting a drive that is compatible with the specific type of MacBook Air. Here is a...

lol, if I had unlimited funds, I would definitely go with that IcyBox! But, free vs. $90 means I have $90 more to buy ships with! :D

I can answer the "image old SSD" question. On the Mac, making a clone of your drive is fairly trivial. There is a great, *free* cloning tool called "SuperDuper" that will copy your drive. The new drive will then boot up just like the old one, no problems copying the operating system (since Apple...

You know, I keep hearing great things about Iain Banks and I keep meaning to read one of his books...so make that another vote for Player of Games.

Ars Technica recently ran a piece about the release of multiplayer in No Man's Sky, and one of their writers posted a comment in which he said I would guess that if you were a 500 person studio, you would probably need a whole Marketing & PR Department, so maybe 10 people, at least? Just...

aha! Another connoisseur of high culture! This should still be on your newsstand now, if you haven't already read them in their original issues...

oh no, is it too late? or am I early for the next round? Ignore my previous shit-posting, here is my all-time favorite sci-fi book, "The Mote in God's Eye" by Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle...

So, the original plan was to target about ? 120? systems and have artists, lore writers, etc., really individualize and polish these selected planets, moons, etc., and then use procedural generation to ensure stuff is all over the universe (but not as highly individualized as the 120 systems...

Meh, shit takes time. IRL, right by me, there was a large piece of land in the hills that a conservation group raised funds to buy and turn into a public park with a hiking trail. In March of 2016 they said, "It will open as soon as we clear and make the trails, so, the park should be ready...

lol, I was playing Lego City: Undercover, and I had a blast driving the cop car with the siren on and the lights flashing! More fun than I had imagined...

Oh yeah, well good luck looking through the windows in SC, they are going to be filthy & grimy do to use --> see below. THANKS CR!

Arbiter, shmarbiter, Carrack is life!

So in my limited experience (because I still enjoy the tactile feeling of holding a book, turning pages, and looking back at stuff): 1. Kindle devices are great at reading fiction books without pictures, but crap at *anything* & **everything** else. 2. If you want to read PDF's of stuff, you are...

yeah, I'm expecting nominated books to be either science fiction or fantasy world stuff, not historical fiction stuff.