My Sega Mega Drive Arrived!

Before I begin, I do admit that I confused the two Godzilla movies in my previous post. Apologies.

First, here's a really cruddy quality image:





Contained within is a complete Sega Mega Drive (also known as the Sega Genesis in the United States), along with Sonic the Hedgehog 2. Imported straight from Japan, I paid around sixty dollars for it,

What are your thoughts on Godzilla?

Godzilla is just badass. Some of the movies may have been extra cheezy, but I loved them nontheless. The only exception that I can think of is that Godzilla 2000 movie, which absolutely sucked and was done way better when Robot Chicken did the parody on it. LIZARDS ON SKATES! (or was that ice, I don't remember..)

Ask me whatever

More SEGAchannel!

So after mulling over the comments from my previous post about that site, I decided to add a general video games board and update the homepage with some information about the original hardware. Cheers~

http://segachannel.net/

100 followers!

I've cut back with blogging a bit over the past week, so I haven't been able to get to reading some of my lists. It sucks. Real life does that kind of thing though. With that said, I'd like to say thanks to my followers for sticking it out and congrats to whoever was my 100th follower. Now to see what this might bring...

Domains: A Quick Overview of Namecheap, Godaddy, and Yahoo.

For those looking for domains, there's a large number of domain providers (aka registars) you can choose from so there's quite a few choices you can chose from. For this post, I'll be going over Yahoo Domains, Godaddy, and Namecheap. All of them offer domains and whois protection, but it's the little stuff that sets them apart

Back from haitus, SEGAchannel

Took a few days off from blogging and then hit some real life stuff so I really couldn't post. Anyways, here I go again!

You've got mail! - Viagra for 43 percent off! "WTF!"

I'm sure that most of my viewers have at least one email account, so you're probably familiar with viagra or (insert meds) for "growing your member" or just plain weird stuff that comes in your Inbox during the day. For the most part now, email services have advanced to the point of sending all that fun stuff to your junk folder, but I still remember when that garbage was hitting hard and there wasn't much that could be done about it. I still remember when I had to manually turn on the spam filter for my yahoo account, it was back when one only had around 25MB of space or so for your inbox. Anyone else remember those days?

I eventually got an invite to Gmail back in late 2004, and absolutely loved it. It automatically filtered out the crappy spam emails!  It was a nice change of pace using that since I've been using yahoo mail 3 years prior to that coming out. Looking back, I don't know how I could have gone without those ever-so-useful spamfilters that both email services use now.