So they're using the prefix 'ultra-' to mean 'slightly below'.

I understand your point. It's just not a correct one. Bundling can help crush things but it regularly doesn't. In point of fact I stopped using Netscape because the newest version was an awful piece of software, nothing to do with IE. I moved to Firefox. The proliferation of alternate browsers is just growing and…

Yeah you're totally right bro, Windows now dominates the browser market via bundling IE. No other tech companies can compete with their own custom browsers.

Well, not what you'd expect after Kotaku described it as a "1:1 map".

Must've taken them quite a lot of work. Add it to the giant pile of stuff which is not HL3.

Must've taken them quite a lot of work. Add it to the giant pile of stuff which is not HL3.

Must've taken them quite a lot of work. Add it to the giant pile of stuff which is not HL3.

Must've taken them quite a lot of work. Add it to the giant pile of stuff which is not HL3.

Must've taken them quite a lot of work. Add it to the giant pile of stuff which is not HL3.

They tried to put the pattern on a website which claims ownership of any pattern which is put on there. I think that's the kind of thing somebody who makes their money designing carpets is allowed to get upset about.

Actually the claim that Lost would have self-contained episodes which ultimately went nowhere is pretty near bang on what actually transpired.

He made singing a kid's song on Sesame Street look badass. I don't know how he did it. But he did it.

No problem.

And you were sure I was wrong because..?

Nah, I really do think AI will come from people working on AI projects. The idea that AI is going just plop out of Google one day is weird, fluffy thinking. There's just no reason to positively suspect such a thing, any more than we suspect our iPods will start writing music.

How the... fuck...

Yeah man, what kind of comedian tells funny anecdotes about modern life?

Thanks for the cool fact about photosynthesis.

Uh... why?

I did the math and at 100% efficiency it'd take about 40 days for a square metre to yield 100 litres.