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This.

In b4 fakebit… oh, never mind, baandoptager done did it.

Good stuff. :)

Legal issues with torrenting? Isn’t it more to do with the content of the bits&bytes than the delivery technology (bit torrent in this case)?

For anyone that wants to relay this to Paul, he might dig this book which could help his fears of being taken over by meaningless downloading/uploading…

Perhaps if Paul spent time with the Amish he’d have less need avoiding such close calls? A lame joke, I know.

When this year experiment ends I hope at least one thing is learned: history can’t be put back in the box. The Internet is a tool that can be used for harm/malicious intent or it can be used to liberate and enlighten.

Not something to fear and run from, something to understand and wield responsibly.

Uh oh… did I do something bad? :(

Your criticisms seem genuinely aimed at advice and aren’t malicious which is a nice change from most comments seen around tech-sites. Good on ya! :)

Fair enough.

Did the Verge step on your puppy or something? Give the piece a read-over, at least.

@LogicallyTechnology: Cool! Keep it up, man.

@JoeRemix: Sounds bad. I only played on the computer version so maybe that’s why I’d not remembered that.

Broken how? I’m not doubting you, by the way… I just don’t recall exactly what happened. I know I got my Windows copy the day it was released (yes, I’m an id software “fanboy”, you might say).

Really nailed down the Verge review tone in the video, with the cut edits and vocal stylings. What I came away from the video missing was some more info on each of the apps… maybe the video could be another minute or two given more detail into each app or maybe more apps to go through?

Good overall, though. Keep it up… oh, and get some text in your video for extra points.

Wow… space, man. Space.