That was a Simpsons episode, it doesn’t count.

It could be theoretically done with a large telephoto lens the same way this picture was taken:

Lots of harsh comments, just here to say I really like the top one and think it’s nicely done.

Oh, well hell.

Before, we foolishly thought that the moon was created when a Mars-sized object collided (forcefully) with the a young Earth. Now, we wisely see that the moon was created when a Mars-sized object collided (more forcefully) with the young Earth. It’s like the blinders are off and finally we can see just how wrong we…

It’s the injection into the site, and ad network quality that have the largest impact on security.

Facebook runs a pretty good ship with it’s ads, especially since it runs the ad network itself (from what I’m aware).

* There are no flash ads: This cuts down a ridiculous amount of risk (flash is evil)
* The ads follow a…

Only Geodudes here. 200+ Geodude candy. And Ponyta’s for some reason, lots of CP 1000+ Rapidash. A good water type would crush this town.

So, as far as I know, there is some randomization to what spawns where. But specific areas do have higher spawn rates for certain types. That means you’ll have a higher chance of finding a certain type if you go to an area that’s known to spawn them more often. Make sense? It’s not perfect by any means, but it takes…

They’re running Wine in Chrome OS instead of a regular Linux distro. Still can’t run any programs the use DirectX, which is a huge share of games that are on Windows. May as well run native Linux steam, companies have been doing better about porting (or paying third parties to port) games over.

..Windows executables you mean? Not the Windows OS like you’re eluding to.

Thank you that is what I was thinking, it sounds like two kids playing superheroes “I shot you!” “Well I was wearing bulletproof armor!” “Nuh uh I shot you in the head” “Well I have skin that is immune to bullets!” “Well then why are you wearing armor in the first place” “Uh... It’s super armor that lets me fly and be…

This is all spin. The real story is that the owl’s were demanding union rate live mice as payment. They should have gone with non-union pigeons. Even with the makeup and costuming it would have been cheaper.

Here’s a photo of the Apollo flight software source code alongside one of its authors, Margaret Hamilton; director of MIT’s Software Engineering Division:

Nice.

I don't know how it compares to the real stuff (because I've never bought the real stuff), but I've made oogoo a couple times. I mean, it's just silicone mixed with cornstarch (plus I've added some acrylic paint for color), so it's super easy.