Okay, let's clear up a little bit of confusion here. Regardless of what Lizard Squad said, without significant revision of how the internet works, preventing a DDoS attack is literally impossible. There are two, very large issues with preventing a DDoS attack, the first is the basics of how it gets the machine…

I will start by saying I made a new account to post with because I do not want to post on my real account and out myself.

Putting this out here:

They don't realize that until they get into a car accident. And even then, some of them still won't get it. A lot of car accidents could be avoided by people just slowing the fuck down and not driving like a lunatic.

I bet the Honda driver agrees with you right about now. She was so determined to not get caught behind the truck in the right lane, that she basically threw herself under the cab of the truck in the left. A bit of patience would have saved her a lot of grief.

A dust explosion can occurs when you distribute a flammable dust (flour, wood-dust) in the air and ignite a spark. If the dust to oxygen ratio is just right the dust will ignite resulting in a violent expansion of volume (can range from a small puff, to house leveling explosion). This phenomena makes seemingly…

FIRE ON HOLE!

But this will get them by. Get off your high horse mother fucker.

Hmm, actually I would agree with those who say that games without goals are not really games.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game
A game is structured playing
Key components of games are goals, rules, challenge, and interaction.
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Firstly there is activity of playing. If this playing is structured and has goals, winning…

True. But when other games offer a deeper experience, both quantitative and qualitative, for the same price, you can't help but compare the two.

One of my favorite vids on the issue.

Lawyer here. I took Communications Law in law school, so I'm somewhat qualified to answer this question. The answer is that it *is* a monopoly, it's just a legal one.

I think being in an MMO completely changes everything, though. There are lots of things that make a lot of sense and are easily done in a single-player game, but that don't work in an MMO environment.

Haha, in that case the whoosh was for me. I agree... rudimentary wrenching skills go a really long way to make you more confident with a vehicle like this.

The people around it might be an anti-ISIS force of some variety. Despite what the politicians might say, not everyone there is our enemy.

That was an amazing watch. Excellent.

I guess this explains why they jazz it up in movies. This is boring as hell to watch.

Seriously. Pretty much anyone can handle two hours of 5G corners.

he hasn't played the PC version of the game.