Those buletproof retinas are no joke. Bosses don’t even get a headache from those non-lethal blows to the head, and simply die of boredom, after getting thousand rounds sent to their face.

So now 8 people can empty full mags into some dude’s head and not even scratch him.

There’s zero reason to revert back. Hack injects something during boot process. You can still play online. You can still do full update from Nintendo’s servers. But you can always boot back to stock firmware by holding a key combination while pushing Power.

New hacks out there exploit something that cannot be patched. Ever. So, hack away. Takes 45 minutes and an SD card.

Not really. You can run it on any firmware. All you need is another 3DS with CFW to create some files. Or you can do a hardmod. But something tells me with signhax or soundhax, it will be pointless anyway pretty damn soon.

Psst. Your sarcasm detector is broken. May want to get that looked at.

Nintendo thought their stuff is so uncrackable, that eShop CDN fully believes the client’s assertion that it has a license. Basically, think of yourself telling a cop “Don’t worry, officer. This is my car, I have a license, and insurance” and cop takes your word for it.

My preferred aircraft is Diamond DA40, and it has a stick. No tailwheel, and equipped with sweet sweet Garmin G1000. Yummm

Eventually it will just “click”

I actually seen worried looks when captain making announcements was a woman... Sad.

But I must admit, a TIS integrated with Google Glass would be awesome! With arrow pointed towards closest traffic. Move your head where arrow points to and you will see it.

Nah, just file a flight plan and NOTHING will ever happen to you! :-P

I am a pilot (not airline, but still). We do not need a device to remind us of a safety checklist.

Looks like Russia or any of former Soviet republics. North Korea's subway, architecture, are all inspired by USSR. I am from Kiev myself and you would see subway stations around city center are like these. And every station has a unique design and theme.

Thanks for morning laugh.

Forgot to mention. SFRA has 3 levels. Local operators (ground to 999 feet), transient (1000 to 1299) and anything above is Class B. At least according to my SFRA training, completed around June. Don't think anything changed.

I flown through Hudson SFRA, both through transient corridor and Skyline route, so I did talk to LGA. Seemed nice enough. It's NY Approach that was a bit of a pain. I should try it soon to cut across the park.

Nice, pretty new R44.

And I thought I was the only one...

Mad cow disease is more fitting for Republicans