BTW, Minecraft hit 10 million registered users today.

From YouTube:
"He hasn't actually built it in minecraft.

"I simply converted my already scaled plans into a format that minecraft could take and imported each deck in batch, leaving 4 spaces in between for walls.""

Hell yes! I used to play this a couple years ago. Try playing this 2-player with a friend! It's hilarious!

There's an HD version of this vid on Vimeo at http://vimeo.com/1975245

I'll see what I can figure out, it must be something on my system then if it's only me. Just odd that this is the only site I'm having problems with. And it makes it hard to test because I have to wait a few days to see if anything works and I stay logged in.

In reply to this comment by lucky760:
Weird. Let me know if you find anything to be the reason for this.

We set our login cookies to expire a while into the future so if there's nothing else on your computer deleting your cookies, I can't imagine why you'd have a problem. You should be logged in until you click logout...

Hmm. Perhaps if you don't visit the site for a week or two it might cause it. Does that sound like what's been happening?

In reply to this comment by coreburn:
The full login is the one I'm using, not the popup one. I'll do some more checking in my settings but just seems strange that every other site I use I pretty much stay logged in forever as you said, but here I always seem to be logged out after about a week or a few days. Also I don't let any scanning software clear my cookies and I don't clear them manually and Firefox is set to keep them till they expire.

In reply to this comment by lucky760:
That's kind of strange. I've not had to re-login since I first logged in months ago.

If Firefox isn't prompting to save your login info in the pop-up login box, go to the full login page and perhaps it'll work there.

In reply to this comment by coreburn:
Getting so tired of having to login every few days... It wouldn't be so bad if the login form would allow browsers like Firefox to remember the password. Seriously of the hundreds of sites I use online the login system here is the most annoying of them all... #2 would be Digg, but at least on Digg I can have my browser autofill my username & password for me, here I don't even get the prompt from Firefox asking if I want it to remember my login. Sometimes it feels like it lets me stay logged in for just enough days that I get used to being logged in when I get home just so that I'll try to vote on something when I'm not...

The full login is the one I'm using, not the popup one. I'll do some more checking in my settings but just seems strange that every other site I use I pretty much stay logged in forever as you said, but here I always seem to be logged out after about a week or a few days. Also I don't let any scanning software clear my cookies and I don't clear them manually and Firefox is set to keep them till they expire.

In reply to this comment by lucky760:
That's kind of strange. I've not had to re-login since I first logged in months ago.

If Firefox isn't prompting to save your login info in the pop-up login box, go to the full login page and perhaps it'll work there.

In reply to this comment by coreburn:
Getting so tired of having to login every few days... It wouldn't be so bad if the login form would allow browsers like Firefox to remember the password. Seriously of the hundreds of sites I use online the login system here is the most annoying of them all... #2 would be Digg, but at least on Digg I can have my browser autofill my username & password for me, here I don't even get the prompt from Firefox asking if I want it to remember my login. Sometimes it feels like it lets me stay logged in for just enough days that I get used to being logged in when I get home just so that I'll try to vote on something when I'm not...

Getting so tired of having to login every few days... It wouldn't be so bad if the login form would allow browsers like Firefox to remember the password. Seriously of the hundreds of sites I use online the login system here is the most annoying of them all... #2 would be Digg, but at least on Digg I can have my browser autofill my username & password for me, here I don't even get the prompt from Firefox asking if I want it to remember my login. Sometimes it feels like it lets me stay logged in for just enough days that I get used to being logged in when I get home just so that I'll try to vote on something when I'm not...

Either way he's got pretty good aim.

Could care less about the golf part, that camera angle game me some crazy vertigo.

The sequel link doesn't work. "This video has been removed by the user."

Maybe it's just me... But does it seem a little weird that the fish never really moved or wiggled after being pulled out of the water?

Was reading my news/blogs right after viewing this and was surprised... well not really too surprised.. but anyway I came across this:
http://gizmodo.com/5020088/attempt-at-escalator-spinning-fails-miserably

The audio is horrible...

Way back when I used to play it, finding your corpse wasn't the only problem with death. The main fear was how much experience you would lose when you died. You could actually go down a level! And if you died again while trying to get to your corpse you might end up losing days worth of experience. It gave you fear of dying that you just don't get in the MMOs now.

Works fine for me...