Living With a Nerd

The creative Tim Burton we used to know and love is back.

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This is the start of a new feature here on Living With a Nerd.  Every Saturday, we are going to offer up a link of the week.  For this first Link of the Week, we offer up to you one of the best articles written in quite a long time about the music industry and how important it is that it changes with the times.  It’s a bit long, but take the time to read the whole thing; very worth it.  You can check it out on Gizmodo here.

Aqua Teen Hunger Force stands as one of the best animated shows in television history.  Here are our top 5 episodes.

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In our previous article, we examined why the PC gaming culture continues to expand despite numerous problems in the industry.  In this article, we will examine ways to keep the PC gaming culture healthy in the coming years.

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Despite the problems with PC gaming we explored in our previous article, PC gaming culture has exploded over the last decade. We take a look at why.

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It’s cheaper than ever to build a rig capable of playing all the latest games.  So why are large release PC game sales declining?

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Got a low-powered netbook, like a Dell Mini 9 or an EEE PC?  Want to use it for gaming?  Here are some tips and suggestions for doing just that!

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You can now listen to our music on last.fm! We haven’t completely filled out the artist page yet, but as new tracks are finished they will be accessible on there.  Please add us to your library and play at least one track…we won’t show up in search results until enough people have listened!

Much like the rest of Aardman Animations works, Shaun the Sheep is hilarious no matter how old you are.
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Had it been made by anyone other than John Waters, Polyester would have been considered lewd and perverse.  However, because it was directed by Waters, it weighs in as one of the director’s “cleanest” films.

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