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Hey guys, Herodotus is my Dad (so I'm Second Gen. SI)and I love pwning in FPS, RTS and RPG's.

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Diablo 2 and Expansion
posted on 10/04/2008 01:31

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I am an avid Diablo 2 player and I'm sure there are many others out there. However, recently I have not been playing it and subsequently my account has been 'lost'. I was wondering if anyone knew how to recover lost accounts because trust me, this one took ages to develop and I would hate to think that it was all for nothing. Also I have proposed a new update; Clan-wars. I haven't been active in the D2 community recenty so I'm not too sure if this is already in the works but I think it would be a fantastic up date. If there were designated servers for clans to pk each other, it would not interfere with the players attempting to comlpete the quests. Everyone hates people who pk questers!

Anyway, let me know what you think and I'd love for someone to get back to me about my account dilemma.

Cheers, Jake.

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MySpace launches new music site.
posted on 09/25/2008 19:14

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Unlike my Dad, I'm a Myspace enthusiasts. For any out there who also are, here some interesting news...maybe.

"Social networking site MySpace has launched a new music section that allows users to listen to millions of songs for free. The advertising-supported format by one of the most popular sites on the internet could present the most serious challenge yet to the ubiquity of illegally downloaded music and to the dominance of Apple's iTunes store in supplying legal music to fans. The site called MySpaceMusic is supported by the world's four major music labels, Sony BMG, Universal Music, EMI and Warner Music. It allows MySpace 's 120 million users to search for a song by title, artists or album, select a track to add it to a playlist, and listen to it using an online music player that features ads. Users can also share their playlists with friends who can then listen to exactly the same songs. The free tracks cannot be downloaded onto any device. But the player links to Amazon.com's music store, where users can purchase them for download. The service launches with several hundred thousand songs available but hopes to ramp up to more than the 8.5 million songs offered by iTunes."
- AAP

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