So this is the same useless crap* that they installed on Gawker a couple of months ago where stars no longer have any meaning and anyone can post whatever the hell they want?

"Ground effect as it pertains to helicopters occurs when the helicopter is within a rotor diameter of the surface or similar object such as an elevated heli-pad"

You know, being able to travel back in time would make lot of stuff so much easier. Bring a camera, a couple of memory cards and a dozen batteries and set off to a bunch of different historical events. As long as you don't touch anything you should be fine. Theoretically speaking that is.

Exactly. It's just a matter of manpower. Sure it would be a lot harder with a statue that size, but if you get a couple of times the amount of people in the experiment you can move heavier statues. In this experiment they were about 30 people as from what I count from the video. 9 on each side and a couple more making…

Well, so how is this different from every other Assassin's Creed launch?

In school most people still write by hand, at least here in Sweden.

With Force, Will and Vaseline you can never go wrong.

They don't go lower than 30% for me, but at that fan speed it's not really noticeable.

I have a GTX 670, so somewhat High end.

-It will collect dust

That is a very bad image of a SAIGA 12.

I am so getting myself one of these vacuum cleaners when I'm moving for college in 1,5 months.

Sure it's 90", but I have a higher resolution on my 24" computer screen than that LED.

Same as sam4sb we have them here in Sweden aswell, but they're also only turned on at night.

I'm using Launcher 7. Works like a charm. 5 tiles on my "desktop" which is everything I need.

I really hope they won't call it Xbox 720. Seriously.

Well, it's just a matter of time!

I just realized after watching the video again that they're speaking Swedish in it, and

The thing is that these things didn't really sail in he Baltic sea, especially not in the Gulf of Botnia (which is the north part of the sea between Finland and Sweden). I know we Swedes have never owned anything that big,and I don't think the Finnish has either.

Exactly.