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Author Archives: Chris Ullrich
Apple’s Developer Conference Sells Out In Minutes, But There’s An Alternative
If you’re a developer of software for Mac OS X or iOS, the event you probably want to go to is Apple’s WWDC in San Francisco. That is, if you can get a ticket. Turns out tickets went on sale … Continue reading
Don’t Worry PS3 and Windows Users, ‘Call of Duty: Black Ops II Uprising’ DLC Is Coming for You
Sometimes those XBox 360 users have all the fun, right? That may be what you’re thinking if you’re a user of the PS3 or a Windows PC to get your gaming on and are waiting patiently for some great DLC … Continue reading
Posted in Games, News, Video Games
Tagged Activision, Call of Duty, Call of Duty Black Ops II, Call of Duty: Black Ops, Call of Duty: Black Ops II Uprising, DLC, Games, PS3, Treyarch, Uprising, Windows PC
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Has the Earliest Version of Dungeons & Dragons Been Discovered?
If you’re a geek or gamer (or both), chances are you’ve played Dungeons & Dragons, or know someone who has. First introduced in 1974, D&D went on to become an international phenomenon selling over $1 Billion worth of books, 20-sided … Continue reading
Posted in Games, Gear, Geek, News
Tagged Advanced Dungeons & Dragons, D&D, Dave Arneson, Dungeons & Dragons, Gaming, Gary Gygax, Geek, Geek Dad, OG Gaming, Tabletop, Tabletop Gaming
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Comic Book Donations for Boston Children’s Hospital
Let’s face it, none of the stuff we put up here could be considered of life or death importance. We’re all about entertainment and fun and it should be that way most of the time. However, when something comes along … Continue reading
Posted in Comics, News
Tagged Adri Cowan, Boston Tradegy, Comic Books, Comic Donations, Comics, Public Service
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Yet Another Reason to Love Austin (And Google): Google Fiber Is On the Way
Austin, Texas is a great city. With SXSW, Fantastic Fest, great food, music and friendly people, Austin is one of the places I love to visit as much as possible. I might even move there one day. Almost did a … Continue reading
Posted in Google, News, Tech, The Internets
Tagged Austin, Fantastic Fest, Google, Google Fiber, Internet, SXSW, Tech
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RIP Roger Ebert
One of the great film critics of our times has passed away. Roger Ebert died today of complications due to cancer. He was 70 years old. For one of the best articles about the man, his talent and his legacy, … Continue reading
Posted in Celebrities, Movies, News
Tagged At the Movies, Deaths, Film Critics, Movies, Obits, Roger Ebert, Thumbs Up
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Apple Releases iOS 6.1.3 Update
Another day, another software update for one (or more) of our devices. This time it’s from Apple in the form of an update to iOS, which brings the software to version 6.1.3. According to Apple, iOS 6.1.3 fixes a bug that … Continue reading
Check This Out: An New Trailer for NBC’s ‘Hannibal’
I’m just going to go ahead and say it. I’m on the fence about NBC’s upcoming series about a young Will Graham and Hannibal Lecter called, appropriately enough, Hannibal. Don’t get me wrong, I’m a fan of the guy playing … Continue reading
Posted in NBC, News, TV
Tagged Bryan Fuller, David Slade, Hannibal, Hannibal Lecter, Hugh Dancy, Mads Mikkelsen, NBC, Thomas harris, Trailers, TV
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