Huckleberry Pie

Imageready, Adobe Premiere Pro, and some clips of Shirley Temple and Rick Astley... How about emailing Temple herself, claiming it to be a fan video?

I dunno, just some spoof GIF I made a few days ago. No one ever tried rickrolling the kid yet, so I made one ftw... God Bless and enjoy...

And to give thanks to all the blessings the Lord God gave to us... Anyway, nice mod, Switch, this is quite epic... I thought it was just about the Pilgrims and Indians and stuff. Well, that's also the point of celebrating it...

Based on what I've seen, it turns out that they did it en masse, attacking other sites along the way.

And to give thanks to all the blessings the Lord God gave to us... Anyway, nice mod, Switch, this is quite epic...

Actually, I'm not the only one who had a similar problem...

OK, so Ram PM'd me on this, saying my message board was hacked. Here's our conversation: I had the chanchoi URL edited to prevent infections; according to Norton SafeWeb, the site originated from Moldova, using a Chinese domain. The redirect script was obfuscated (read: masked); it made an invisible frame on the HTML file, which redirects to the script. This is an example of a drive-by download, in which exploits, or holes in the security of an application, are being taken advantage of in infecting users with malware. I'm planning on some security measures on the site, such as a password change. Any thoughts on this?

Sure, and oh, just call me Huck, if you don't mind.

Not contented with your blatant clone of San Andreas? Why not make a sequel? And so Gameloft did another GTA game, this time, in Los Santos, er, Los Angeles. The mobile game promises to have a better experience than the first game, but is it good for a portable clone of GTA, or is it another half-baked copycat? OFFICIAL PAGE: http://www.gameloft.com/mobile-games/gangstar-2-king-of-la/

Is it me, or do I find this one ridiculous and unfeasible for a total conversion mod?

Hmm, it's nice; not too wild nor too boring for my tastes...

T-Pain - Buy U A Drank Shirley Temple - The Little Princess Some YTMND GIF I made

Much like the system test in Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow; it assumed that the game will run on my hardware on high settings, yet ended up running a bit slow, even on minimum settings (15~20 fps).

This is a lot better than "Baby Burlesks"...

Fail, epic fail. Still needs some upgrading, although I still have ample space for things...

Nice... It'll be awesome, since we can make our own customised versions of MTA...

Little Miss Good Ship Lollipop is amusing: Carl "CJ" Johnson from GTA San Andreas talking to, well, you know who that is. Hey, what is that guy from Counter-Strike doing here?

The only beef with FF is that it hangs and/or crashes sometimes when I'm on Youtube. I'm still sticking to it, but they should've rectified it instead of making the browser pester us with error messages.

ROFLZOR!!!

I don't like the fact that you have to be always online just to play singleplayer. I do use the Net often, but the fact that you have to bow down to that kind of DRM protection bothers me. Sometimes, even such protection schemes are more of a culprit: I'm not into promoting warez here, though. My point is that some companies take the fight against piracy too far, to the point that even the innocent, legitimate consumer is affected. Just wait a few weeks when some group makes a patch for it; you can't really stop them from trying to reverse-engineer your million-dollars-worth of work you and your fellow developers have done. If you've made the ultimate protection scheme, then the user will be affected.

It uses the power lines, eh? Kinda' pricey, but worth a try. The only beef with it is it might fry your PC or PS3 if the outlet goes awry.

I experienced zero lags with the stream; watched the Mythbusters guys and some other stuff...

Agreed on that. People have been sharing things ever since the ancient times, and the reason why warez groups such as ICON (who leaked IV) thrive despite the raids is because of the desire to share data with friends and buddies. They then began on cracking it when the software companies started adding DRM to the mix. Also, there are some stuff that are exclusive to a certain region, let's say Asterix & Obelix XXL 2: Mission Las Vegum, which is only released in Europe due to the fact that the Asterix series isn't that big elsewhere. Some fan from another region wants one, yet can't buy it online, so he decided to torrent it out. It is illegal, yet you can't stop this thing altogether. Don't forget StarForce; Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory came with that malware, plaguing the user's DVD-ROM drives and stuff.

Driver problems, perhaps? There are times that USB devices such as MP3 players do malfunction or fail to have itself detected; I have a Nokia 6230i which sometimes goes nuts whenever I want to use its mass storage (read: flash disk) mode. Sometimes it prompts me to use it as a data stick, sometimes it doesn't.