Scott Jennings

In one of those things too strange to actually be false, J. points us to where the Florida Department of Corrections has taken as its mission statement that of the Guardian. (The prison’s version is at the bottom of the page.) Yes. THAT Guardian. I guess if our corrections

So, I’m not a great fan of outsourcing. That being said, I’m also not a great fan of Jessica Simpson and Wal-Mart. People seem to like both of those, though. And people that run businesses tend to like outsourcing. Even though I work in the tech sector,

(Posted as a response to an F13 thread, highlighted here so it doesn’t disappear into message board epherma) So if someone gave me $20 million and told me to make an MMO I would (after asking for $20 million more – blackjack and hookers are expensive) create an MMO that

Most MMOs are having problems now with Chinese farmers (and not the kind who grow rice). And no, I can’t talk about specifics you think I may know about, mainly because I have no specifics you would find interesting. (Contrary to popular belief, more than one person works on

Fresh from letting us all know about the insanity of ex-Nintendo CEOs, Wired warns us not to play Katamari Damacy TOO much, or we’ll assume life is actually a PS2 controller. “I was driving down Venice Boulevard,” recalled her husband, Dan Kitchens, “and Kozy reached over and grabbed

…comes straight from games.slashdot. SecurityFocus reports that players sharing house designs through Electronic Arts’ Sims 2 Exchange are finding their game behaving oddly: espresso machines mysteriously satisfy all the Sims needs, Sims are suddenly comfortable with open relationships, and the social worker no longer cares how they treat their