@pyroholtz: Both.

@Mr_Human: It took me literally seconds from seeing the article, to clicking the link to the google page, to getting the nook instructions up. I'm sorry if calling you out is 'assholish' to you but frankly your comment was lazy misinformation that was almost up to the level of "is he doing that intentionally?"

@Merricat: and

Life of Schrauben

"Minecraft Song"

In Search of Diamonds

@Mr_Human: Then you need to actually look. They even provide specific instructions for how to load the book via the 'standard': Adobe Digital Editions

@ericesque: And interestingly, this WILL be the first spot I hit for books from now on out. I have far more faith in Google working to keep their books working on all sort of platforms than I do any of the combination 'ebook & ebook reader' vendors.

@oldscrumby: Or it could do a lot with the fact that the majority of the folk in question (the ones with bad manners) got into IT because it was an area with a reputation for being the dumping ground for 'social rejects' and saw themselves or were seen as such, and now that they've gotten to the point where their…

@Susan B.: Amazingly, it is. With a max fine of $750.

@jezzarisky: It's still the same game you can ignore 99.99% of what they've added.

@Rodrigo DeAraujo: [kotaku.com]

@MrGOH:

@alienchld7: And more importantly all of my credit cards have the ability to schedule automatic payments out of my checking account and I wouldn't be surprised if most do as well.

@Ian Martin: See the part where he dumps 5% into a 401k and then another 5% into an IRA. Then another 5% chunk into savings for specific things?

@Shteve: The free version is what SimFarm is to SimCity 4.

@Dragonis: Your point relates to his in what manner?

@ChubbsMcGee: No.

@Clixx13: Actually it has been explained.

@Knirfie: A. You are replying to a post on IO9 that was crossposted to Gizmodo.