24 March 07 - 23:02Watching the Community grow up

So as the kids reach their late twenties all of a sudden cat ass isn't as wonderful as it used to be.

There have never been more gamers than there are right now and surprise, surprise as the kids grow older they are losing touch. The center of the universe can't figure out why ten million people are interested.

They're interested because most of them are younger than you and have more free time than you.

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11 March 07 - 16:45Standard Time Must Die!

Change in daylight saving time:
Previously DST started on: April 1, 2007
With the new law, DST will start on: March 11, 2007
Previous DST ended on:October 28, 2007
With the new law, DST will end on: November 4, 2007

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For those that can't count to twelve (12)... DST time now lasts nine (9) months of the year. Why in the Hell are we changing our clocks back to Standard time for three months of the year?

Can't we just officially do away with standard time?

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08 March 07 - 21:22Cesspit signs off?

It's a blog. Write when you want to, don't when you don't. You owe nothing to anyone but yourself. If you want to blog once a year, so be it.

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04 March 07 - 19:40Electronic Arts names former exec CEO

John Riccitiello has been hired to replace Larry Probst at CEO of Electronic Arts. Riccitiello, who previously served as EA's president and chief operating officer responsible for global publishing, online and other corporate functions before leaving the company in 2004, will officially take the CEO on April 2 and will also join the company's board of directors. Probst will stay on as exec chairman of the board.
"Leading EA has always been my dream job and I am truly honored that Larry and the board have given me this opportunity," Riccitiello comments. "This is an extremely well-run company driven by outstanding studio and publishing teams. They've also made strategic investments in new platforms and markets that will help extend EA's industry leadership in the years ahead."

Does this mean the rape and pillage of other companies will stop? No.

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