If it's not a federal law, it's going to run into trouble with the Supremacy clause, I would think.

Yeah, you've got the gist of it. They show up, act as offensive as possible, and then sue as many people as they can to make money. They'll sue the city for not providing adequate protection, anybody who takes a swing at them, the police, the cemetery... they're hateful monsters, but they do it because they've…

Is EA the "Worst Company in America"? No, of course not. However, I think there's a strong case to be made that they're the worst company in the gaming industry. Touching on their claims first:

Common historical background, mostly. Transgender people are outside the stereotypical gender norms, much like sensitive gay men or butch lesbians (stereotypes, yes, but public perception is significant). Additionally, drag queens, a symbol of gay culture, are linked with transgender people for obvious reasons. …

You're a troll. Most everybody else is capable of recognizing that there's a distinct difference in every one of your examples as far as historic inequality goes. In each of your examples, one of the groups has and continues to face difficulties in being represented, having their voices heard, and faces…

The video is full of shit. 3D printing is easily 15+ years from printing actual, complete, functional guns. Check the other 'pending' comments for the full explanation, but the short version is - anybody printing a full gun right now is only going to create a danger of blowing their own damn arm off.

Hooray, it's SENSATIONALIST BULLSHIT!

"For a game that's less than a month old, it's unusual to see major price cuts... But EA has added servers, and the game should be be working now"

Hi, I'll be your friendly devil's advocate today.

Nobody amongst the Kotaku staff has an issue with directing traffic towards a site that's openly admitted it trades advertising space for exclusive reviews? It's a conflict of interest that I would think at least rates a mention, so people going to read it at least go in eyes open.

Wouldn't be too hard to have a security subroutine start the camera recording and transmitting images at a sudden burst of movement.

Which is more likely to happen when someone plans a rampage - someone spending $500-$2000+ on a 3D printer, downloading parts, and spending days printing off substandard gun parts/single shot guns, or someone buying proven-to-work guns at the local shop/gun show/illegal street hookup for a few hundred bucks? It took…

Eh. I've seen homegrown 3D scanners before, and the models they generate are rough, to say the least. I'd want to see some actual results before I got interested.

Comics are a different medium. Movies tell a complete story for $6-12. Books tell a complete story for roughly the same price. Comics don't tell complete stories in one shot, or at the same price. The typical arc is 6 issues, which will cost you $15-30. In this case, AoU is a 10-issue run, plus tie-ins. If a…

I wasn't impressed by Age of Ultron #1. It's decompressed storytelling at its worst - the ENTIRE issue can be summed up in a single sentence: "Ultron enslaved humanity and hunts superheroes." There's virtually nothing else in the issue to push the story along. We get no details about what the hell happened to bring…

One, racism is part of the Mormon scripture. Two, evidence of the Mormon church displaying homophobia is as hard to find as Googling "California", "Mormon", and "Prop 8". It was 2008. These actions are not the 'past'.

"Here again, Obsidian avoids the lazy cliché of religious people being hypocritically unforgiving and intolerant and has the Mormons of New Canaan forgiving the penitent Graham, embracing him as a returning prodigal."

"I think its funny, but also infuriating that people jump to everything as sexual harassment. He called her pretty, that's not sexual in any manner of speaking."

In fairness, I'd check a fan-made Wiki page. Fans are obsessive creatures, and they may have compiled things that have been missed, forgotten, or overlooked at the studio.

I've been looking for a plastic extruder for a while now, and Filabot is starting to annoy me, because it keeps getting articles in major outlets without having an actual product to offer up. I don't think their Kickstarter patrons have even gotten models yet.