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April 11, 2005

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Daniel Albinsson

Hold the reset button for a sec.

Adam V.

Same as the old one!

Though I'll admit to not figuring out the "hold in the button" thing for a loong time, and I still don't like it.

Cathy

That reminds me of the time about 10 years old when my housemate John called me and asked me to look up something on his Mac. I spent 20 minutes trying to turn that thing on, before finally figuring out the power button was on the keyboard. Ugh.

Jeffool

Reminds me of the first time I got a computer that didn't have a seperate power and reset button. The first time I actually crawled under the desk to unplug it. The next day I swallowed my pride and asked.

greggman

As Daniel said, hold the power button for a moment. Same as the PS2 (which I also didn't know for the first 2 years I owned it and kept using the switch on the back)

Sören Höglund

"But, it turns out, first you should kill a lot of rats."

Ugh. RPG designers that have you killing rats without making it an obvious gag or making them into an actual threat a la Torment should be summarily executed.

Sören Höglund

Whee for misplaced post comedy action.

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