Yes, blue is the only correct choice. Red team is the f***ing Gryffindor of Pokemon.

I'm willing to bet that these three guys were dicks before they downloaded the game, so yeah, old man, you may be yelling at the wrong cloud.

An app would be hard on iPhone, which won't allow one app to mess with the GPS data being sent to another, and the Pokemon app encrypts the data it sends to the server.

Let me guess, you live in a pretty nerdy suburb, maybe Boston, Seattle, or Bay Area?

This is what frustrates me about how our society views security. In a decade, we've swung from panic and surprise that our private info can be accessed at all, to being totally complacent and *assuming* that everyone's watching all the time.

The problem appears to be iPhone-only.

Latest news: Niantic has said "oops, didn't mean to do that, we and Google will fix it ASAP." Also, Google's security notification is a bit misleading, and Niantic probably doesn't actually have access to your email and Google Drive.

"Gentlemen, this is a civic disaster. Citizens are actually out on the streets doing things. Legal things. This is a threat to our standard policing strategy of 'investigate and interrogate anybody who's not at home watching TV': we've got to outlaw it."

Question: am I turning into a humorless old fart, or is 21st-century comedy mostly a total failure? I mean, the Coen brothers and Edgar Wright stuff on this list is good, and High Fidelity was okay, but I have no interest in films that "just sort of dick around with almost zero pretense to growth or narrative" or are…

Yogi Berra only acted dumb.

Also he does equate "scientism", as he means it, to Satanism and the occult

"Out of the Silent Planet"?! Don't get me started. Oops, too late.

Agree. Boring. I also hated CS Lewis and Beatrix potter. It's all dull dull dull.

Child of Light is the only video game I've ever quit playing because the writing was so bad.

Don't start Papers Please on a day you're feeling self-judgmental.

YUP. The problem with ME3 is that ME2 didn't make any sense.

Never tell me the odds!

Hey, don't blame the raisin cookies, they didn't choose to be born that way. Fortunately, the Food Surgeon is on call to help with reassignment surgery!

The problem is that *everyone* thinks they're smarter now than 20 years ago.

I'm not real comfortable with the timing of this article. Sixty million people are looking at the death of their nation, millions more are looking at the end of their careers, and we Americans just want to know whether it's going to mess up our Downton Abbey.