@fskhalsa: If i'd wanted to do all that moving stuff, i'd go take up a sport, cheaper, higher resolutions and actual interaction with humans.

@YummyCyanide: "smaller niche than the Wii did"

wolfram alpha will also give 42 as the answer to the ultimate question:

@Driver86: lol, that was my first reaction too, they just ripped of their badges and went all 'innocent bystander' on the soldiers.

@martin94: because there is way more 'middle of nowhere' than there is 'downtown'

@Pooras: Do you understand yourself when speaking english?

@CaffineFreakUs: agreed

@dantheman12: I assume that unlocking bonus content and easter eggs would work for the harry potter crowd, da vinci coders and so on.

Call me when they reach 1.21 gigawatts...

yes, but will it support tethering? (apple c'mon, a x-mas gift that we will never forget)

@Medmondsr: may i suggest 'a lot more boring' as option c?

@disstill: i might be mistaking, but all 64-bit cpus windows runs on are x86 architecture cpus.

I'd say her goal here is to attract attention...

How is this different from 'disconnecting' a tab from chrome to its own browser window and opening similar tabs from there? Whether i have to organize them in candy or on my windows 7 taskbar is much less significant...

I have been playing Lux Touch and recently bought the full version.

@xonegon: Something you wish you'd had, pretty soon.

@baneyu: ill give it a go, i like a challenge. you are right on the replacement of words by search engines. But bing, boasting its 'decision' making capabilities would not seem to be the best candidate to fix that problem now would it :)

@baneyu: really? a decision engine? An engine that boasts its quality in deciding the layout of its results based on what they think you are looking for? And you claim it shows you less tampered results than google? Looks like bing is not doing what it says at all...

@NeoTechni: agreed.

@spannu: I'd just want a girl that caves in...