Is it perfect? No. Is it still a lot of fun? Yeah, actually.

Shriv is the highlight of the campaign mode. By far.

He dropped the bar! The whole fucking bar!

I agree. Any organization that looks the other way (much less encourages) sucks ass. Forget the fraternity, those kids need to be kicked out of school.

I already acknowledged that there’s something that needs to be cleaned up. Obviously something is wrong because rapists think they’ll find other rapist-friends in a fraternity, and that’s a huge problem.

If you’re a guy who’s capable of assaulting a woman, you’re going to do it whether you’re in a fraternity or not.

They don’t make it, but they carry the old episodes of The Americans. That’s enough for me.

As a Tigers and Grizzlies fan, I’m starting to think Chalmers exists only to troll the city of Memphis.

It’s nice to see that understanding AI is not a pre-req for commenting on it.

So Kaspersky came into possession of Equation Group software. Now there’s Equation Group software for sale on the Internet by the “Shadow Brokers” group. It’s circumstantial, but this seems to tell me that the Shadow Brokers are Kaspersky employees.

My gut instinct is to agree with you about risks being overstated. But at the same time, Samsung and Boeing both seemed to have a pretty hard time with Li-ion safety.

So which overlord would you like to appeal to? Physics, chemistry, or terrorism?

I would advise you to slow down a bit. I wouldn’t call this a major leap. More of a nice-sized step.

If the US is ever going to catch up to China in terms of government surveillance, they’re going to have to get rid of all this red tape.

The time has come to “shit or get off the pot”. We (the US) either need to make Puerto Rico a state or let them be their own country.

Two if you count her time on Homeland. (Which you should. She was really good on that show.)

You won’t believe this, but the statues have more to do with Southerners hating the North than hating black people.

If you’re willing to follow the links, you can get to the technical analysis at the heart of the Salon article. It’s junk.

As is often the case in science, the data is concrete but the conclusion is gibberish. In this case, the author (“The Forensicator”) notes that there is a span of about 14 minutes between when…

I’m curious: where is this supposed to stop? My mother and father went to Auburn. If I’m understanding you correctly, am I not allowed to go to Auburn? What if, instead of a state school, it had been Vanderbilt or Georgetown?

When you’re live, it sort of sinks in how some of them can act like babies over a call. It’s one thing to see them throw a fit on TV. When you’re in person, you realize, “Holy crap, there are a lot of people here. This (wo)man is acting like a donkey in front of all these people and they don’t care!”