Score: 9

"But that means... you hardly did anything."

submission: Doom Triple Pack

date: December 4, 2008

I love you for realizing that you can do this. And pointing out Alchemy's existence to me.

(now more addressing everyone else)
The official source code Linux version of DOOM was released to the public. All Mike did was use Alchemy to compile it to flash, and add a preloader.

The reason there isn't the music, and the sound [was] buggy, is that the official id-software Linux release of DOOM had really buggy sound! Mike took all the code straight from the official code!

Score: 8

"More of a "Geek Test""

submission: Nerd Test

date: October 28, 2008

Really its more of a geek test. (+5 nerd points for knowing the distinction)

I had a few irks:
* An iguana can stay underwater for quite some time... just not "alive" you should have worded it "How long can an iguana survive while submerged in water, without any sort of external survival equipment?"
* What, did we skip 16?
* the dot-thing is stolen from somewhere else (-2 nerd points for not knowing)

Score: 8

"not bad"

submission: Florida's Crazy Laws

date: August 29, 2008

I think I just saved it, but it was right on the line, so I may have just voted 4.

Most of those aren't directly laws; the lawmakers didn't get together and decide some of that stuff directly, they are simply side effects of laws that actually accomplish something.

BTW, the preloader doesn't work/there is no preloader, that lost you a point from 9 to 8.