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So you mentioned Portal 2... The thing about Portal 2 is, it has an absolutely brilliant single-player campaign that you'll love, and a multiplayer campaign that really only works if both players are playing it for the first time. I bought it for the PS3 and all my friends bought it for PC, and by the time PSN came back up they had already played it. So, long-windedly, would you like to play the Portal 2 multiplayer with me when you finish? I'm pretty sure it'll work between PC and PS3, and we can use Skype or something.

Also, there's another Humble Indie Bundle, and it would be sort of lame (containing only three games and all) if one of those games weren't SpaceChem. I think you would like SpaceChem. It's insanely hard (I stopped when I realized that the puzzles I was being paid to solve were easier) and has your kind of humor.

Okay. So. I'll stop telling you about games now.

That is an excellent point about Steve Jobs. I was telling someone at work yesterday that yes, Apple hasn't been very hacker-friendly in the past few years, but I can respect someone who has a vision I disagree with a lot more than I can respect someone who has no vision or plan at all and is just in it to get rich[er]. Ballmer, for example.

In other words, "Say what you will about the tenets of National Socialism but at least it's an ethos."