The release of Mob Rule! <3

Well technically it's today as it's all happened in the last 24 hours...
Finally got all my missing content from STO added to my account along with some items I shouldn't really have, so that was a good result. Also managed to finally get the GamersGate sales back up on Didimatic with the help of a couple of GamersGate tech guys who were nice enough to put together some feeds for me.
And finally I currently have some nice easy translation work with a generous (compared to usual) deadline, so I can afford to finally have my first laid-back-almost-a-day-off day this year.

My Quest for Glory IV: Shadows of Darkness review is now live on Abandonia.com!
I'm always happy when a review goes up. :)
I'd link, but Abandonia is an abandonware site, and so frowned upon.

Finally getting the EA Download Manager to work on Windows 7 x64. All I had to do was set Internet Explorer as my default browser!

That seems like a high price to pay...

Watching Meshuggah's 'New Millenium Cyanide Christ' video for the millionth time and it still amuses me. One of the greatest music videos ever made. Also SunLess Rise, DragonForce's evil Russian twins who were birthed a tub of vodka, are so wacky and insane that I am actually enjoying their music.

I can live with it if it means I finally get to play the first Mass Effect game!

You must be very desperate.

Misslilo did :> She gifted me Phantasmagoria just because it's her birthday (and indeed not mine).
(:

LSD

First place as always playing as Medic or Pyro in TF2
Phantasmagoria 1, yea!

I know exactly how you feel. The project I am working on has happily (there was a lot of risk involved) entered the final stage of development today. That's how every week at work should end :)

About four months ago I started development of a new part, to make a better and cheaper alternative to an OEM piece. Paid for a custom injection mold, had a trial run and one subsequent adjustment to the mold, and then a production run of 2,500 pieces that got finished yesterday. I drove to the manufacturer this morning to pick up 20 boxes of parts. Not five minutes from the plant a customer called, one I haven't heard from in over a year, and asked if I sold that part. "Funny you ask!"
Now I just need to sell about 2,200 more to break even on the mold and the first run of parts.

Small thing but it's these that matter: the girl at Subway remembered me and my usual order and just asked if I want the usual or something else which saved a lot of time for the both of us.

Yup, I love it when people do that. There used to be a fairly nice bakery near where I lived (before I moved) which would always ensure they kept at least one each of the items I tended to order from them aside so that when I came in it was all good to go.