Old Daily Dementia from May 4th, 1999. Damn I sound good.

Amer Ajami, recently hired by GameSpot.com, was on the show. Amer was previously with SharkyExtreme.com, and this might have been the last time Amer was on the Daily Dementia.

What’s funny about this show is that I predict that ZDNet/GameSpot would buy 3DFiles.com within the next year, because Daily Dementia regulars Geoff Keighley and Amer were “now” both working at GameSpot. And the other Daily Dementia regular, Tim Tibbetts, owned 3DFiles.com. In end, that’s exactly what happened.

Even more irony in the episode is that Amer and I talk about eUniverse buying GAGames and Case’s Ladder. On May 15th, 2000, I went to work for eUniverse which became Intermix Media which started MySpace and was sold to Fox/Newscorp. I worked for those entities until the end of 2006.

Today on the big show, Mr. Tim Tibbetts from MajorGeeks.com, an old friend of TC’s former show the Daily Dementia, stops by as the first guest on the brand new Tech HotDish. Tim and TC talk about the old days, why the new Norton AntiVirus Gaming Edition is really good, Vista bashing, Windows 7, and finally why Arrested Development and Family Guy rule.

• LeftOvers include…
• TC likes Calcanis’ thoughts on Myspace more than Rosenblatt’s
• Business Week can’t figure how to win back a former subscriber
• Amazon trying to newspapers
• Apple bans NIN update
• Top 5 Gmail Labs Apps
• Website of the day: www.windows7news.com
• On the Next Tech HotDish:  Joe Siegler, Community Manager from 3D Realms