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  1. Patches on Explaining the Dearth of Console MMOGs · · Score: 2, Insightful

    MMORPGs are constantly evolving games (or at least they should be) because people find exploits and the interactions must be kept fair. Consoles have more difficulties delivering these patches although with more widespread internet access among current generation consoles this is less of a problem.

  2. Never Be Enough on Bacteria Make Major Evolutionary Shift In the Lab · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Too bad this evidence still won't be enough to make creationists change their minds.

  3. Re:Tell them this: on Boy Scouts Ask Open Source Community For Help · · Score: 1

    It's a patch not a merit badge. There are hundreds of patches in boy scouts. They range from woodcutting patches to "I went to this boy scout function" patch. They are not integrated into the Boy Scout curriculum in any way and don't represent the core values of Boy Scouts like the merit badges do. You're really not going to help them because of that?

  4. Re:yes, well... on Boy Scouts Ask Open Source Community For Help · · Score: 1

    I think that not wanting a gay boy to sleep in a tent with a straight boy is a long shot from "institutionalized homophobia." And even if it wasn't, is that really a reason why you should withhold help? Simply because of your ideals? The Boy Scouts do a lot of good for young boys and to say "your views are wrong therefore I won't help you" is pretty bad.

  5. Re:...but Hillary still won't leave. on Barack Obama Wins Democratic Nomination · · Score: 1

    What's interesting about the split in the democratic party is that the split isn't ideological, it's personal! There is no split on the issues, simply "this person is better than this person."

  6. Re:What the heck on Cyberconnect2's Matsuyama on Naruto Plans · · Score: 1

    I just got so pumped up I ate my mouse