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http://www.dropbox.com/referrals/NTExNzM3Mzk Also many left. Thanks in advance!

I've been told by one of my CS professors that while there are probably more people out there writing C++ right now, all the new jobs are in Java or .NET (mostly C#). And looking at job postings, that seems to be true. And trust me, if you can do Java, you can do C#. They're very similar. Java's...

Sometimes another free offer will come up, and if you sign up for it they'll extend your subscription. Sometimes you can even sign up for the same offer more than once. I've had the same subscription to CGW for 3 years and haven't payed anything.

I think the creating of the actual chat client itself wouldn't be too bad. It might only take you a few months if you were only going to have support for a handful of games, and minimal features. However, the client is only half the equation. You're going to have to write some sort of server...

I believe in Windows Vista you'll be able to set the output source/volume for each application you're running. That's reason enough to upgrade right there.

The only think I would be concerned about is that if the subwoofer is vibrating enough that little statue might fall onto the ground and break.

If I could afford the hard drive space, all my music would be in .flac. Unfortunately, I can't.

I've never heard the e2cs, but I do own the ER-6i's and can tell you that they do not lack any bass. Anybody who claims they lack bass is not wearing them properly. However, if you're expecting bass that overpowers everything else and makes your head vibrate like you might get from a $20 pair of...

I've got the Etymotic ER-6i's and I love them. Some people don't like them though so I'd read some reviews and see if you think you might like them, but I personally highly recommend them. I found them for $90.

That sounds painful. And unsafe.

PowerDVD's good. WinDVD's good. If you want free, VLC works but it's not as good as the other ones.

I have a headphone fetish.

It looks good to me, except when declaring x in the for loop you accidentally have a subtract instead of equals. I wish the CS classes I'm in now were still this easy.

I used foobar for a while, and I really liked it. I'm currently using iTunes though. It works easiest with my iPod and my Airport Express. Also, I can listen to everyone in my dorm's shared music. And the built in podcast management is cool. But if not for the Airport Express, I'd probably be...

Check out Porcupine Tree's "In Absentia", which is in DVD-Audio. Also, there's the obligatory "Dark Side of the Moon".

Take a look at the Grado SR60s. They have the best sound of any headphone in your price range. You can find them for about $70.

There was a program that could convert songs you bought on iTunes to .mp3, but I believe iTunes 6 stopped it from working. Like everyone said, your only real option is to burn the songs and rip them manually. And in the future, buy your songs from Allofmp3.com instead.

I've read countless reviews and the general concensus seems to be that the Etymotic ER-6i's are the best canalphones in the $100 range. These are not the ER-6's. They have better bass response and are more sensitive, which is better for portable players. I've never actually listened to any of...

Take a look at the Grado SR60s. I've been told they have the best sound quality of any headphones under $300 (I can't speak from experience because I've never heard $300 headphones - but the SR60s beat all my other headphones). You can find them for about $70.

If everything you need runs fine, then there's no reason you need to install them. However, some specific programs require that they be installed, so you may eventually need to install them to run certain things.

Pro Tools is pretty much the standard. Cakewalk is up there too. If you're not willing to spend that much, Garage Band is good if you've got an Apple. If you don't need to do anything complicated, then take a look at Audacity. It's free.

I've got some Grado SR60s which are great. They're about $70 US. If you're willing to spend some more, I've heard the Grado SR80s are even better.

I seem to remember a John Carmack quote from a couple months ago saying the exact opposite - that the 360 would be far easier to write code for.

If anybody plays games for anything but fun, then there's something wrong with them.

Enemy Territory: Quake Wars

You could just make iso images of your 5 discs and burn the images onto a DVD. Then when you're installing you mount the images with daemon tools. It's not exactly what you're asking, but it would also work.

I was implying that even though the Rainbow Six series is screwed, there's still SWAT, which is better anyway.

SWAT 4 > Ravenshield

Nowhere near big enough.

I want to see LucasArts make sequels to Full Throttle and The Dig. Really, really badly.

The one for Half-Life is insane.

Dungeons and Dreamers was pretty good.

Buy a better weapon. Geez.

Maybe she should have sat farther than 2 inches away from the TV.

For all the brassholes out there. Get it?

It would be kind of dumb for a game developer to make a game sequel that only people who played the original would be able to enjoy.

There was far more box-moving in Half-Life 1.

Not likely.

I think it's possible, but what you're talking about is a lot of work. If you just wanted to hook a small LCD screen up and play some games, then that would be pretty easy. However, getting a battery to work would be another matter entirely. The PS2 is not designed for use with a battery, as in...

Usually the mic quality is better with USB because it doesn't have to go through your soundcard, because most sound cards have crappy mic inputs.