Just a shitty recycle of so many games before it. Populate a grid of squares and make points/money in order to build more..

What’s up with you not knowing what flames are?

“It doesn’t duplicate much, either. It’s a companion device and will free me from needing to use my phone constantly, pull out of pocket, unlock, boot up requisite apps, check email, etc.”

The real question is why would you ever want to play those games on a watch? It’s an accessory. It’s just stupid to play a game on a watch with shit battery life when you’ve got a phone right there. It’s like having a 70” TV in the house but you watch movies on your tablet instead. What’s the point.

"states that they can only be used as museum ships or for disposal/recycling." Could we not say that using them as bridges is in the realm of recycling?

You mean a phone running an OS that is laughably dominating the market? Are you asking why they would go with a system that only covers 10% of possibly users? Me too.

Wouldn't it have been cheaper to just attach a canopy of sorts that would shade the tank?

Here's what you're missing. Even if what you say is true, and it's not, if I buy a windows machine with the same specs for half the money and it only lasts 3 years and I buy another. I've now spent the same amount as you only now I have a system with 3 years younger and newer tech inside. So you get the one system for…

Really? I bought an emachine and took all over the world with me. Lasted 6 years. This statement we are responding to is just pure conjecture.

I've never used it in its mobile version. I used to use it on desktop some years ago but with everyone I know being on facebook and owning an android phone (hangouts), I've just never felt the need to use something like this anymore.

The individual app has been out for a long while now. You could have done that before. What sucks is that I don't want it when the facebook app already does it. I don't want or have any use for all the other features it comes with. I only used it for quick text messages.

It's called trillian. It's been doing that exact thing for many years.

What? This was due to incompetence on the job? That's unpossible in Korea. This is quite surprising. /s

Half of all woman in Seoul have had something done and around 30% of the rest of the country.

This "This happened at around 35 to 40mph." and this "but I wasn't riding fast either" doesn't compute. You don't think taking a corner at 40 mph is to fast? On the subject of jeans - Your bike went down on broken glass, do you not think that sliding on broken glass had more to do with your injuries than the fact you…

Right, the government airspace regulatory agency, the FAA, that doesn't even know what a drone is. This is not a drone. Nor are the aircraft that the military use. The military who also seem not to know what a drone is. Drones are autonomous. This aircraft as well as the ones referenced in the military are all piloted…

This just happens to be at an airshow. This person could be flying it anywhere else on any other given day.

Exactly what I was thinking when I saw this. How is this clever? Why don't they just put narrower tires and wheels on it then?

Are you sure you read what you said? What do you think this means? "lets also not forget, the bugatti was the first one to really usher in this insanity" Veyron 2005. F1 1992.

You're completely wrong there. The McLaren F1 was doing more than 240mph in 1992 long before anyone even heard of a veyron.