ArsTechnica have published an article, entitled Maniac Tentacle Mindbenders, which discusses how "How ScummVM's unpaid coders kept adventure gaming alive" (as opposed to the paid coders, those worthless hacks).
ScummVM, as you may know, is a program that allows you to run certain old school adventure games on a variety of modern machines and consoles, from your fancy new PC to your PSP. It's a lovely piece of software (open source and released under the GPL, I might add; if you think you can contribute, go wild), and it's nice to see a full-length article talk about it. It's so nice I'm going to link you twice.
Source: ArsTechnica
ThunderPeel2001
Is it worth mentioning that ResidualVM is ScummVM for 3D games like Grim Fandango? (It's amazing to me that so many people don't know about ScummVM or ResidualVM!
MrSneeze
No, it's a good article (informative read, with a few gems of trivia). I'm guessing the exam affected your "dry humour detector".
Having just woke-up from a nap after a day of exhaustion: yes. Yes, it was busted to hell. If it was any more busted it'd need a mugshot.