agree to disagree on this one- if you don't want to overcook the steak, just poke it.

The Borderlands DLC's were a great example of how to do it properly.

technology is inherently iterative. it has to build on itself in order to improve. patent cases like this are prime examples of how f'ed up patent law is and how damaging it can be to competition in the free market.

that's doesn't justify this sort of retarded abuse of patent law. the consumers are the ones who suffer when companies pull sh*t like this.

SUGARLESS CARAMEL IS A PARADOX

kneejerk snobbery.

thanks for the clarification, friends!

When gasses are compressed, they heat up. Add diesel to the mixture and it explodes." don't you mean electricity? #corrections

this sort of crap is what i was talking about here: [blog.discoverdigitalgroup.com]

I expected the creators of doom and quake to come up with something original and engaging. To me, the game was a mish mashed, watered-down derivative of borderlands,half life and fallout, coupled with a terrible racing/driving dynamic, boring weapons, and an awful, awful, awful ending (worse than ME3, IMO).

it's still an awfully disappointing game.

vapor genie FTW

i'm just gonna go ahead and pop this in here: [blog.discoverdigitalgroup.com]

disagree to a degree. under 30 mph in city traffic, lane splitting makes sense.

domain name squatters and resellers are scum

You're right, people do enjoy those knives. And most of those people wouldn't know a sharp knife if it cut their fingers off. Cutco knives are aimed at taking advantage of people who don't know all that much about cooking or proper kitchen equipment.

I get enraged when i hear people talk about how great Cutco knives are. Cutco's are some of the worst and overpriced knives out there. What's worse is that the whole company is a pyramid scheme. They have college kids who know nothing about knives peddle these to family members who know nothing about knives. They…

I heard there was some mild outrage over some day 1 DLC cherries that were supposed to be on top.

Did anyone else think that the folks at Bioware played Deus Ex: HR recently? The ending was pretty much the same thing: The existential "choose your own adventure" ending is a cheap way out, especially when it doesn't align with the progression of the story.

Half Life 2, taking part in the day of communication.