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LUFTRAUSERS, por favor?

you may be waiting a very long time. i have a Blackberry Bold 9000 that's still going with no problems. (the phones i have older than this - Danger/Sharp Sidekick II & Sidekick III) - are not very well constructed and probably would have fallen apart if i kept using them...)

haven't played Terminal Velocity in two decades... makes me want to try it again. i wonder if the floppy disks are still good.

hasn't updated in a few days.

i remember seeing a part of one episode back in the 80s and the English dialog was so corny...

green light for mass production on... December 24, 2015

i was going to describe it as "I really want to introduce a game sometime as 'King of Peggle Pass'... well, this is not that, but maybe you can see why i'd want to, once you try it."

somebody get 7 Grand Steps from DREDD. it's actually good - like playing a multi-generation-ancient-family/clan-simulator-themed mechanical gambling machine. well, ok, that's kinda exactly what it is. http://store.steampowered.com/app/238930/

and an anecdote to counter your anecdote - public libraries where i live are doing quite well, and transitioning to 'digital age' media. they are also non-commercial parties. an increasing number of companies in the US specify in the EULA (or equivalent) that any issues you have with them must...

6-7 hours on weekdays, 7-10 hours on weekends. how's that?

matte black and gloss black digital camo.

here in Seattle are a reasonable number of public/college (read: ad-free) FM stations on the left-hand side of the dial. i would consider an FM receiver USB dongle.

oh yeah, i saw the other movie (Sorcerer) that was based off that original book because it had a Tangerine Dream soundtrack. came out in 1977, but the wide-screen version was only just released on home video last year. the director, William Friedkin, also directed The French Connection and The...

in this case, yes.  - i don't have enough experience with handheld keyboards to make an informed decision (as i don't have a Pandora, for one), other than it should be well suited for English (Germanic language) typists, so - i trust ED will make the best decision in this regard.

got an Atari 2600 in 1982 (the Sears "Telegames" version that came with "Pac-Man" and "Target Fun"). put many, many hours into that system. got a few games and accessories for it super cheap from the Kay-Bee Toys cutout bins a couple years later. we seemed incapable of respecting the storage...

whichever one ED likes the most is the one i vote for.

might be a long shot, but this re-release of Wip3out was only ever available in Europe (i'm in the US). i read that some changes were made to the 'driving' model and i'm interested in trying it, as this game was one of my absolute favorites of the time.

i think going for used/secondhand laptop is a good idea. i have a ThinkPad T510 at work that i run Ubuntu 14.04 on, and i like it just fine (and it too is a hand-me-down). the textured part of the touchpad is rubbing away, but other than that, is good. (and to give a reason for why i need...

i'm interested in Java on the Pyra - the JDK won't be an issue, but it would be funny seeing Eclipse run on it. i could settle for NetBeans or something.

i would like Letter Quest, please EDIT: i just saw you already redeemed it?