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So I spent the past week or so in Korea and took lots of pictures. (all pictures are thumbnails — click to view fullsize) Bongeunsa Buddhist Monastery The first stop we took was the buddhist temple across the street. No, really, it was LITERALLY ACROSS THE STREET FROM OUR HOTEL. Probably

A South Korean lawmaker is seeking to draw up a bill to prevent children and adolescents from spending too much time playing computer games. BTW if you visit Seoul, don’t bother going to Itaewon, unless you like hanging out with other tourists and street vendors demanding you buy a

Mindark, Project Entropia’s Ponzimasters, get all up in Dan Hunter’s face with legal threats and ravings (check the comments here for examples) after his critical look at Project Entropia’s PR. His response? Classic. It\’e2\’80\’99s not because I care at all about the implicit threat

It’s Friday in Korea. I am officially INTO THE FUTURE. My every transaction in a Korean convienence store: Me: “Annyong haseyo” (hello) Clerk: “Heyyy!” (hey?) (business continues, usually with some wacky pantomime involving me saying “phone” while pretending to hold a phone to my head when asking for an

Heading off first thing tomorrow for a trip to Korea. Will be back next week, assuming that part of the world doesn’t go boom.

So, like, MMOs are rilly long and I’m, like, rilly got other stuff to do, mkay? So you guys need to, like, stop making them. Mkay? I don’t watch G4. I only pray this is some kind of parody. I’m afraid it isn’t.

From Star Trek Online’s FAQ: Will there be an economy? As in the series, an economy will be present and fully functional. Uh… guys, in ST: TNG there was no economy. The Federation was a pure communist society. This was actually a plot point in the final episode of