They did this on g4tv back in the day.

http://www.g4tv.com/attackoftheshow/features/51429/Behind_the_DPad.html

Only the g4tv one was bigger, and needed 2 people to play.

For some reason I can't help but laugh at this line:
Basically, we just got really sick of having to download our own show illegally all the time. So we gave ourselves a legal alternative.

I wish more tv show producers would think this way.

Umm, can we wait until release before we go off the handle maybe?

So wait, are you supposed to shoot the home alone clone in the head or the Ron Jeremy dude?

Because, well, the kid looks like he pissed the wrong guy off. And well, what is my motivation here? Did he call the guy names and maybe steal his lunch out of the fridge at work? Details needed.

So how does this work for us sysadmins/programmers that type all those funky characters?

Or use vi, and actually like using it. I spend more time writing perl or shell or something else. Although I do use a sun type 6 keyboard at work. (caps lock and control are switched, annoys the hell out of people that use it)

Any heavy computer users care to chime in? I turned the mac keyboard viewer on to have a look. This looks like it either could be useful or a pita.

Is there a programmer layout for os x or will i have to make one?

Looks like the rocks by the Cannonball river in North Dakota. I used to grow up by there, they are formed sometimes by glaciers, but the usgs site says this:

"Concretions form when cementing minerals, such as calcium carbonate, iron oxide, and silica, precipitate from ground water into the pores of the sediment. The minerals often precipitate around an organic central nucleus, such as a piece of shell or a leaf."

More info here:
http://nd.water.usgs.gov/lewisandclark/photos2.html