I’ve been playing World of Warcraft for 2 years and 3 months. Don’t even ask me how many hours I’ve put into this game. I have 3 accounts (I only play on two) and a dozen characters, including 3 that I’ve leveled to 70 and 2 of which are keyed for Karazhan. I have lots of great things to say about the game and I’ve had a lot of fun playing it.

As predicted, the new Sony PlayStation 3 will be used in conjunction with folding@Home to put those spare near-supercomputer cycles of the Cell to work finding cures for disease. Awesome!!! Funny, but banned commercial from Ikea. Another good one here. Sucks to get caught in this. If you need some new fonts, try looking through the 10,000 or so fonts here.

Recently, I started playing what may be the best computer game of all time. The game is World of Warcraft (WoW), in a class of games knowns as MMORPGs, or Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Games. Essentially, the game is everything that the classic Dungeons & Dragons ever promised. When I was a kid, my uncle introduced me to D&D, the original fantasy role playing game. D&D allows you to venture off into a fantasy world as a made-up character, perhaps a fighter or a cleric, but a character with abilities that you will never have in your real world.