[XSSniper666]

Originally Posted by Ubefuct ... the sims. Ever get up go to do something then all of a sudden you stop and forgot what you were doing... someone just cancelled your task

I thought I wanted to eat pizza so i decided to put one in the oven and upon taking it out of the oven I decided to put it in the fridge....


Who do I talk to about being controlled by a punk 12 yr old kid?

Answer: The admin, who many refer to as god.

[CrazyLinuxNerd]

This is good news if it's true!

Haha.

Just remember kids, next time your about to put on some pr0n and play, someone maybe watching you watching your movies :-D.

[khanbot]

I think it says, things only takes a certain shape when you're looking at 'em. Like if you're watching a car, its only a car cause you're looking at it. With your eyes closed it nothing or something else or maybe not even there! :O!

[zaphod]

they’re far too busy trying to debug the universe itself.

@hellsing9
i really enjoy your writing style

[sandungas]

NASA is closer to videogames than they would like to admit
Today i found this in the official "portal 2" blog, is old but funny http://www.thinkwithportals.com/blog.php?id=8447&p=1

Thanks to an anonymous tech at NASA, Wheatley is actually going to actual space. This Friday at 10:06 EST, the Japanese HTV-3 resupply craft to the ISS will launch the above panel into space. Though mankind will surely regret giving Wheatley a celestial perch to plot his next move, we here at Valve are mostly just impressed with NASA's bold, unprecedented resupply craft numbering scheme. And please note that when we mentioned an "anonymous tech at NASA" we weren't kidding: NASA in no way officially endorses secretly laser-engraving characters from Portal onto their spacecraft. Believe it or not, they don't even officially endorse Portal 2, despite the fact that it's a really excellent game.

Hehehe, there are some guys inside NASA that loves "freak" videogames, thinking in it... portal is based in physics science experiments (there are lot of nerd jokes inside the game)


P.D. Howard Wolowitz maybe ? (from "the big bang theory" series)

[hellsing9]

Originally Posted by sandungas NASA is closer to videogames than they would like to admit Today i found this in the official "portal 2" blog, is old but funny http://www.thinkwithportals.com/blog.php?id=8447&p=1 Hehehe, there are some guys inside NASA that loves "freak" videogames, thinking in it... portal is based in physics science experiments (there are lot of nerd jokes inside the game) P.D. Howard Wolowitz maybe ? (from "the big bang theory" series)

Indeed some big fans and even some collaborations on same games.
Don't forget that they have their *nerd* *geek* side too as many of us here xD

[ChuChu89]

If this were true, it would explain God or the Gods. The Gods in this case would the development team. God could just be some kind of systems architect. This reminds me of that movie The Matrix lol.

[zaphod]

Originally Posted by sandungas P.D. Howard Wolowitz maybe ? (from "the big bang theory" series)

yes i think he is!!!

lol...

[deadnburied]

Originally Posted by Ubefuct ... the sims. Ever get up go to do something then all of a sudden you stop and forgot what you were doing... someone just cancelled your task

ahahaha! brilliant! :D

[cheezyness]

You know the funny thing about Moore's law... It's not exactly a fundamental law but instead a benchmark that scientist/engineers strive to measure up to. So in a way, the concept of Moore's law itself encourages or even perhaps enforces Moore's law. It's a self-fulfilling law.