The Countach is still my all time favorite car, especially after being a young boy watching Cannonball Fever where they did the stone-skipping stunt with one. That said, the Aventador is easily the best looking super car of today.

World of Warcraft, a few years ago I lived in that game. Most of my friends where there and in the same guild. From late vanilla to early Cataclysm we were always logged on and together. Some people probably think of it as a waste but I gained friends for life and had a wonderful time. Some of my most memorable moments happened in that game.

Well over a year total time played, if not over two. And I miss those times.

My username already is that of a blockbuster and to be honest, it could have been a bit better!

Very true, all too many times have I been stuck trying to configure wine correctly until I gave up and moved over to a complete Windows environment with a few Linux-VMs for some minor things.

That would be a great thing but I fear it would just become yet another installation process furthering the fragmentation issues. I think Canonical is the closest thing to bring some unity to Linux (yes, pun intended).

I did not know about that one, will have to give it a try. Thanks for the tip!

It is, built on webkit/chromium but without the Google bloat and it is finally getting back some of the small things that made the old Opera (12.x) so great.

Edge is currently very nice but lacks some important parts like addons/extensions (support is coming though) and the password management is a bit odd (comes up in a pop-up, for all passwords). I have no problems seeing it becoming a great browser with a few more iterations and at that point I would probably switch considering how fast and lightweight it is.

Opera all the way, less of a resource hog than Chrome and has built in mouse gestures while still supporting many chrome extensions. Firefox on mobile, mostly since it is the only one that supports addons, giving me ublock.