Eric Hackathorn

"I'll be rofling months later if I hear references to "that typewriter scene"!" - Torley

"Nice use of type-in-motion, reminiscent of earlier videos like: + Watch video Creepy how at one part it refers to babies as "these things". (It could be interpreted otherwise, I know.) Mothers have been carrying babies since near the beginning of being able to walk upright. Native and indigenous people don't do it for fashion, it's a means of transport where strollers don't exist." - Torley

"You and Brian Lam together? That’s too rich. He has such a great smile, as shown @ http://gizmodo.com/5083987/the... Such geeklust!" - Torley

"Dugg for the upchuck-upping headline." - Torley

"#1 is particularly inspiring to me as a sound designer. Rohit, are you familiar with Richard Devine? He's an experimental musician but has also done sound design for many large companies. He and Josh Fay formed http://devinesound.net/ and I love how they're able to do cutting-edge work for such big corporations (who must be receptive and at least somewhat adventurous), and massively popular games like Gears of War 2 and Halo 3. #2 is a tough one depending on the stance of lawyers in your organization. Some are sadly anti-Creative Commons (often for dogmatic or incompetent reasons), or outright fear trademark dilution without exploring deeper. Blessed if you can find people who really get it." - Torley

"Smashing Magazine has so much great stuff, including quality freebies like this." - Torley

"Seth is very responsive! Very to-the-point." - Torley

"I was watching part of the Mirror's Edge walkthroughs on YouTube. It struck me as particularly unique when you go into an office and you (Faith) hugs another character. I had never seen that from 1st-person perspective in a game before." - Torley

"Maybe his car was destroyed. :(" - Torley

"@GreyHammer: Oh, my reasons are here: [www.flickr.com] ;)" - Torley

"I evolved to Gmail in about 2004, and have been loving it since. Before that, webmail was choreful for me - as popular as Hotmail got, it was and still is horribly encumbered with unnecessary baggage by way of UI junk and ads." - Torley