Linux Journal: The Producer Electronics Revolution, Part I

"What could be more ridiculous than a city that wants to be like everywhere else? Venice, Paris, New York, Rome and Monte Carlo are all in Las Vegas, embodied as giant hotels, each as clichéd as a travel brochure. Nearly all the big theme hotels front The Strip, a wide paved line in a desert no less arid than the hundred empty basins between the hundred stony ranges that comprise the rest of Nevada.

"But there's good stuff here. The choice of four- and five-star restaurants rivals Los Angeles and San Francisco, and they're a lot closer to one another other..."

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