Neato. I want to see a game made out of this.

Heh, I wish. Unfortunately, the word teleport here does not mean what everybody immediately thinks. Otherwise, this would mean sooo much more than lower latency gaming.

I just recently transferred all of my domains over from GoDaddy to Moniker, which was relatively painless with their site heavily oriented around bulk transfers. Although the control panel could be better, it is sooo much better than GoDaddy's. When I logged in to GoDaddy to transfer these domains, not having logged in for quite some time, and with their ever changing, incredibly busy design, it took me a good 60 seconds or so to even find the link to the 'domain manager'.

The whole elephant incident alone wouldn't have made me switch, but after wanting to try something new for some time, that was all I needed to put the effort in to finding someone else.

I've been moving my domains from godaddy to moniker as well... for some time now b/c of the better control panel. Plus, domains bought in the snapnames aftermarket can be moved to (and sold from) from your moniker account.

Moniker have comparatively terrible security though, don't keep your important domains there.

Really?? In what regard?

This is some incredible photojournalism. Very eye opening. Thanks for sharing.

Although I've just started learning it, Haskell seems to be a worthy language for games (even has PPC support?). Even as a low-level "scripting" language of sorts, using FFI...although I'm not sure how easy it is to bind with C++ at the moment.

Going by the rest of the article, I'm assuming by native HTML5 they mean hardware accelerated compositing? Good for them if so, but 'native' is definitely the wrong word to use, and the development channel of Chrome has supported hardware accelerated compositing for quite some time.

https://sites.google.com/a/chromium.org/dev/developers/desig...

Can even try it out in the current stable channel if you enable it: about:flags

IE10 and WebGL is the big question for me, which will be interesting to see pan out given their obviously conflicting position with OpenGL.

By 'native' they mean built for Windows without any cross-platform framework getting in the way.

Awesome.. we really need some Gmail competitors. I love Gmail and all, but they've reigned king with very little real competition for a surprisingly long time.

You still have to give some credit to gmail. Even without the competition new features are rolled out quite often (all the things in the 'labs').

"Last week, the prototype was presented to the energy division of the Advanced Research Projects Agency, which is backing the Michigan State University Engine Research Laboratory with $2.5 million in funding."

I am just as skeptical, but if this is how they get their funding to build that working prototype than I'd say it's fair enough.

Windows 7 (PC game development). I would probably be on Mac if I could.

Very nice! It is indeed amazing how much thought and effort was put into this, and it is appreciated. At some point, I'll have to convert for Visual Studio use if someone doesn't beat me to it.