Whatever fever-dream inducing drugs you're being prescribed, I want in on that.

checkmate, atheists!

I was thinking the same thing. You'd make more keeping the robot design and shopping around for a more serious buyer

irrelevant because you don't pay people to add those to your shipping container

We're on the internet, you can already find that one.

I read this in Hugo Weaving's voice

Personally, I don't like having too many tabs open. If I don't think I'll get to a tab right away, I'll sort it into one of my many bookmark folders, which I'll go through about point five times a month and clean out.

One of my favourite moments in comics.

Your issue appears to be with graphics, glitchy games, and poor quality. What you're experiencing, however, is selection bias. While great, Unreal's engine is expensive and takes a LOT more work to make a decent game in. This raises the gate for development so that only larger teams with with a great budget can work…

the light source is clearly behind the dress. If that were black, light would have to be hitting it from behind the camera to achieve that shade. I don't see how anyone can't see that the dress is being made darker by the lighting, giving the appearance of black instead of gold, and blue instead of white (or perhaps…

sorry but have you ever tried to download a Linux distro over HTTP? You're gonna have a bad time.

Wow, I always thought green lantern would be the first to have that done.

I remember subscribing to this service months ago when it was just ebooks, and not being able to find a single book that I have on my to read list. As someone who's following all of the current marvel runs, I can't imagine I won't have a similarproblems.

Just reading that list of chores was emotionally draining. I can't imagine finding the willpower to do most of that stuff while depressed.

Oh man, no pen would be depressing. As an amateur animator, waiting for the 4 is the only thing that stopped me from buying a SP3 this late in the game. I would be quite depressed if they ditched the whole digitizer thing.

A lot of fantasy, a little bit of romance: try Escaflowne

As good as Death Note was, by the end of it, I really felt like I'd just watched the Da Vinci Code or LOST of anime. Which is to say I enjoyed it at the time, and was on the edge of my seat, but nothing really stuck with me afterwards. One of my biggest problems with it was that the show seemed to lose any real focus…

1. Dropping tools was the greatest cause of death on skyscrapers. Falling was actually pretty down on the list.

Never before today has a real live person triggered uncanny valley for me... o_o

how about a contender to Microsoft's surface pro?