Dat haptic feedback, if you know what i mean.

You mean an Alienware desktop PC loaded with Debian?

Pretty much every other level of Shadows of the Empire was fantastic! The ones in between were just there to be traipsed through to get to the next fun part.

I think you mean YoSaffBridge

Thanks for joining us here, Mr. Lucas.

And who do you think was back home herding those Nerfs while he was away on his adventures?

No, the term you're looking for is scruffy looking nerf herder.

Actually, as often as this trope pops up, I don’t know if it can really be considered insane or surprising.

I don’t think they cast Josh Brolin for the Avengers after-credits scene where he turns and smiles and nothing else. Guardians was his first appearance as Thanos.

why does it have to be he? peter parker’s story could just as easily be that of a young woman. disney has a chance here and really should take a risk. enough with generic white male hollywood archetypes saving the world.

I would’ve said Jack Black for the helluvit.

Yea it’s obvious they don’t care. I mean, telling users how to fix an issue while they work on a permanent fix to a bug so obscure that the it’s shocking it was even discovered? The nerve of them! They should just keep quiet and hope no one notices.

Jesus man. Who the heck cares. I prefer iOS over Android. That means the iPhone to ME has an advantage. I am okay with your preference of phone, why do you care about everyone else’s?

Last I checked, Galaxy S6 and iPhone 6 are the same price. Some people actually like Apple products just like some people like Android. Nice try though.

so you’re against private sector semi-pure research because shareholders?

That's so google v apple.

Why do I feel like all of the mission statements for these projects include the phrase “and make the world a better place” like all of the companies on Silicon Valley?

“Look, what’s the name of the person pre-ordering the game?”

You mean, if there’s ever a Todd Haynes movie like Velvet Goldmine, with Jonathan Rhys Meyers?

My mum’s name is San Andreas. She insisted on pre-ordering GTA: SA for me, and the resulting conversation with an Electronics Boutique (I think it was still called that at the time) employee went along the following lines:

“I want to pre-order a game, please.”
“Sure, what’s the game?”
“San Andreas.”
“That’s fine. And your…