I have all of my passwords in a txt document on 2 seperate flash drives. If at any point I forget my passwords I just pop it in and look it up. It's a little more time consuming than just having the same password for everything, but it's probably more secure as well.

I'm very conflicted about tourism. On the one hand, tourists disrupt the daily life of the locals and can have serious long-term effects on the local economy. On the other hand, I want to see this shit real bad. The thing is, even if you're as respectful of local culture as possible, your mere presence is a…

I guess one just wasn't enough. They need to hear Tidus laughing on 3 systems simultaniously.

Literally any moment where Megan Fox opened her mouth. It was just a really bad casting decision that he made 3 times and for some reason Hollywood has continued to make over the past decade.

I can't tell if you're joking or if you've just repressed the memory of Megan Fox's acting.

A good journalist can spin it, but won't. A good PR coordinator will. It's all about ethics. Journalists have an ethical obligation to inform the public with as little bias as humanly possible. That's no longer the case, especially in broadcast journalism, but I like to think that there are a few gold nuggets out…

Steam is both the most well known and most accessible digital distributer ATM. It was also one of the first digital distributers to offer really deep cuts on their products. At this point I think it's more about the legacy than the present reality.

Very frustrating and very slow. I didn't have fun killing zombies. It wasn't a scary game. You have no connection to your character (because it's always changing, and beyond that, they're silent.) The story is uninspired too.

No, I'm talking about ZombiU.

If you like the idea of adventuring around a big city like Paris, France, I'd go with X & Y. The Kalos region will be more to your liking, even if its depiction of France can be a bit cartoonish. If nothing else, X & Y feels like a more cohesive game, at least in terms of theme.

I honestly couldn't stand the game, but I'm sure that I'm in the vast minority.

Of course, if you're a student then you should take full advantage of their student program. It includes 6 free months of Prime and 50% off from thereon out. It's a pretty good deal IMO. All you need is a .edu email address.

Of course, if you're a student then you should take full advantage of their student program. It includes 6 free…

Playing Warcraft 3 and wishing I had WoW. Several months later I got WoW and was wishing that I had Warcraft 4.

The same thing was true of the PS3, but it didn't stop people from buying it on Ebay for $700+ at release.

But when the deliveries aren't so blind, as in the three-crate Amiibo figure subscription, I'm not sure I see the point.

I think that this logic is ass-backwards. As anyone who's been on the receiving end of bullying can attest, ignoring them does nothing. If you really want to stop ass-hats who keep talking shit then you have to cut their tongues out.

From start to finish, that movement was fucked. No leadership, no goals, no control. Protestors finally got air time and squandered it by making like 50 demands instead of making a concentrated few. There are far more prominent things that condemned that movement.

I actually lol'd on that link because I know precisely the comic they drew over. There are some things that are so wildly offensive and out in left field that you can't help chuckling, shaking your head, and wondering what the author was thinking.

I vomited a little as it passed my lips on the brow-furrowed fifth reading.

You're killing me, Blizzard. Just give me another RTS. It doesn't even have to be any time in the near future, just tell me it's in the pipeline.