This is why motorsports have the concept of “parc ferme”: vehicles are taken to a closed-off area after every session for inspection. Only after the vehicle has passed mandatory inspections are mechanics allowed to retrieve it. Why not implement the same practice in pro cycling? Force participants to immediately head…

Nah, give me physical buttons around the screen, like fighter jets have. Any aspect of the car needed for it to be street-legal should have a physical control dedicated to it. I don’t want to gesture my lights or wipers on.

It qualifies as a vulnerability and has been fixed, but the whole fuss is completely overblown though. If an attacker has physical access or access to an iLO, DRAC or other kind of remote console, this vulnerability doesn’t matter worth a damn, it’s already game over.

Not really motorsports, but still worth mentioning: the beloved silly trio trying to get a Renault Avantime to give better laptimes a Mitshubishi Lancer Evo X.

Being European too: Being European has nothing to do with it. A knife is a versatile tool. If it’s a weapon, you’re using it wrongly.

Excessive dependence on the literature is what also ruined the Gears of War franchise for me. A good video game tells a compelling story without depending on other media to give the story sense. In the sequels to Gears of War characters just pop up with zero introduction, if you want that you have to read the books or…

I’m disappointed it’s nothing like the meeting room in Octopussy.

5.9 billion for a studio that made nothing new. Great job Activision. In-house Studios that haven’t made anything new for years or ever seems to be the trend at Activision the past decade, with only a handful of exceptions.

So basically Israel is going “this kid I don’t like is allowed to get this one toy, so I want several expensive toys!”. Israel is like Eric Cartman on another kid’s birthday party...

Yes you could. At the very end of that console generation that is.

Congratulations, you responded to something five years late.

So it's a remade Moon Tycoon.

Ever since Adam posted this article here, I’ve followed this method for coiling any cord I have: http://lifehacker.com/5905072/use-th…

Depends in part on how close your system is to the floor. My consoles lie on a table and gather fairly little dust, while my computer systems standing on the floor gather a lot of dust.

Newer generations are even faster. These things are insane: fast and indestructible.

Could a separate hive five be held for portable European power strips?

Was that Dane Cook? No jokes yet inexplicably a lot of applause?

As a European: NO IT’S NOT!

Or read the book. It’s even better than the film (though one of my favourite Sean Connery films)

There are these things called lanes and road signs?