I got an email from Gawker saying that my password was compromised and that I should change it. I don't even remember signing up for that website...
Either I forgot... or my main email account has been compromised?
When I think of countries contributing to global peace, Iran, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Egypt, etc. don't come to mind in the first place.
To say that nothing of value was lost is a bit exaggerated, and maybe even a little pretentious. There are plenty of peaceful people in any of these countries. I consider it disrespectful and shortsighted to put an entire country in that category, even if the government of that country doesn't have a successful track record with human rights.
In fact, I think having all countries (even the "lacking" ones) attend the ceremony would be very valuable to the ultimate purpose of the Nobel Peace Prize.
"What's net neutrality? Meh, I don't care... WAIT, The Communist Party can censor and limit the information I receive?? BLASPHEMY. MAKE THE INTERNET FREE AND UNTAINTED BY CENSORSHIP!! RALLY RALLY RALLY!"
Ok, it's our job to recycle the conversation. I'll start with the first comment from the last article (but recycled into a new comment):
Call me when I can pick it up at Lowe's.
I also call bullshit on the $100m figure. I bet there is a lot of 'Hollywood Accounting' going on there.
I also wonder how much it would be without all the cut-scene filler they seem to enjoy spending a fortune on
these days.
Marketing can also cost a lot. If I recall correctly, there was an ad during the NBA finals for Starcraft 2 (as "debut" ad), and they've played many since.
Why shouldn't Blizzard just use a moderation system similar to our very own? It seems that this kind of system would be a lot more effective in reducing the amount of trolling and general stupidity. Is the population on the forums just too big?
Because slide parking has serious moral implications... as far as the "ability" of the stanford programmers/engineers go, I'd be willing to bet that the car they designed can pull off quite a few more successful maneuvers than any of those guys could.
1. The proper reference is the Blues Brothers movie, not James Bond.
2. Parking like this is stupid and wears down the tires unevenly and too fast.
3. Uneven pavement, potholes, wet pavement, oil puddle: pick your disaster.
1. They reference it in the article-- if you even read it.
2. Once again, if you read the article,
The real story here is Junior’s ability to cleanly switch between various methods of driving.
3. That would be a disaster for pretty much any human attempting that sort of maneuver. I'd probably still put my faith in robots.
Ever stop to think that Jupiter is pretty without makeup? Ever think of that? Yeah, I bet not. What's next? Is someone going to call Jupiter fat? She already had to hide behind the biggest object she could find to get her fucking makeup off! I, for one, am worried about her mental health; we all know what happened with those comets a while back.
It's clear that apple has harnessed the power of ballpoint pen technology. The alarming amount of phone losses is directly related to the normally high amount of ballpoint pen losses. It is expected that this will double the amount of phones sold, as, like ballpoints, iPhones will often be misplaced and permanently lost.
Slashdot Mirror
a coming of hipsters who flaunt around their consistent use of the "advanced reading level only" setting when they search things.
It's just another set of books that'll be sold during Banned Books Week. Then re-released on the kindle for maximum viewing pleasure (intended).
I got an email from Gawker saying that my password was compromised and that I should change it. I don't even remember signing up for that website... Either I forgot... or my main email account has been compromised?
I've lost me satellite!
When I think of countries contributing to global peace, Iran, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Egypt, etc. don't come to mind in the first place.
To say that nothing of value was lost is a bit exaggerated, and maybe even a little pretentious. There are plenty of peaceful people in any of these countries. I consider it disrespectful and shortsighted to put an entire country in that category, even if the government of that country doesn't have a successful track record with human rights.
In fact, I think having all countries (even the "lacking" ones) attend the ceremony would be very valuable to the ultimate purpose of the Nobel Peace Prize.
I don't need 58,000 consumer report subscribers to tell you that.
Hmmm...
The general public:
"What's net neutrality? Meh, I don't care... WAIT, The Communist Party can censor and limit the information I receive?? BLASPHEMY. MAKE THE INTERNET FREE AND UNTAINTED BY CENSORSHIP!! RALLY RALLY RALLY!"
Ha. Slashdot: 1, Stupids: 0. ;)
Land owner kicks homeless drug dealer off his property.
I have those, too. Mine are especially high after dinner.
Ok, it's our job to recycle the conversation. I'll start with the first comment from the last article (but recycled into a new comment): Call me when I can pick it up at Lowe's.
Acid is definitely scalable if you use blotter paper.
I also call bullshit on the $100m figure. I bet there is a lot of 'Hollywood Accounting' going on there. I also wonder how much it would be without all the cut-scene filler they seem to enjoy spending a fortune on these days.
Marketing can also cost a lot. If I recall correctly, there was an ad during the NBA finals for Starcraft 2 (as "debut" ad), and they've played many since.
Oh if only they were here too. The amount of stupidity by Apple users (and their fellow applefags moderating them up) is outstanding.
Yeah! Seriously!
*looks down at macbook pro*
*looks over at the itouch and ihome on dresser*
*looks at the apple sticker on the bulletin*
Aw... awww shit.
Why shouldn't Blizzard just use a moderation system similar to our very own? It seems that this kind of system would be a lot more effective in reducing the amount of trolling and general stupidity. Is the population on the forums just too big?
I'm all for not believing in polygraphs, but I'm not gonna lie, that critique was pretty awful.
and you'll probably still love them when the overthrow the US government. :)
I tried using my laptop as a pillow, it just doesn't work. Why do they even post this crap?
Because slide parking has serious moral implications... as far as the "ability" of the stanford programmers/engineers go, I'd be willing to bet that the car they designed can pull off quite a few more successful maneuvers than any of those guys could.
1. The proper reference is the Blues Brothers movie, not James Bond. 2. Parking like this is stupid and wears down the tires unevenly and too fast. 3. Uneven pavement, potholes, wet pavement, oil puddle: pick your disaster.
1. They reference it in the article-- if you even read it.
2. Once again, if you read the article,
The real story here is Junior’s ability to cleanly switch between various methods of driving.
3. That would be a disaster for pretty much any human attempting that sort of maneuver. I'd probably still put my faith in robots.
Ever stop to think that Jupiter is pretty without makeup? Ever think of that? Yeah, I bet not. What's next? Is someone going to call Jupiter fat? She already had to hide behind the biggest object she could find to get her fucking makeup off! I, for one, am worried about her mental health; we all know what happened with those comets a while back.
It's clear that apple has harnessed the power of ballpoint pen technology. The alarming amount of phone losses is directly related to the normally high amount of ballpoint pen losses. It is expected that this will double the amount of phones sold, as, like ballpoints, iPhones will often be misplaced and permanently lost.
I wonder if I get to kill terrorists instead of join them this time! ...
who am I kidding, I liked gunning down civilians.
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Or... at least... the ones that aren't should be.
Please STFU. You paranoia is sourced in horror movies and cheap sci-fi novellas. Go read about real microbiology. Thanks.
There's a reason that they're modded up as "funny". :)