Hmm, from your link:

I would say to the grays the moral quandary would instantly evaporate if:

I think what Callyste was pointing out is that the commenter you responded to obviously already knew the information you provided thus making your answer superfluous and making you look like you didn’t read the comment by virtue of providing redundant information and also making you look like a smug dick for your…

pictured: the AAA gaming industry in a few years.

No, hey, you know what? That’s a reasonable, civil response. I have no problem with that. Hell, compared to the tens of posts of online bile above and below yours this one’s downright delightful, so have a star for that.

That’s gotta be one heck of a command.

Wait, you mean a top of the line current gen console is better than the entry level SKU of an almost 10 year old console? You don’t say...

Heh. Also when my dog farts.

The title of your article doesn't look like you "don't know whether this is Best Buy's fault, Nintendo's fault, or something in between..."

You can tell which artist has a furaffinity account

420yiffitfg8

There's no penalty.

I must say I'm not wanting to come across as critical towards the talented Uncharted art team. I love the stuff you guys make, your games are absolutely amazing, and I know this game isn't out for a while yet so I'm not trying to be negative whatsoever. This post is about exploring how film-grade color grading…

looks fine to me.

More common and it's what the teachers told the parents to buy — the books teach to that platform, the teachers already (relatively) know the platform and can help students (and check if they're cheating) and they don't want a calculator so advanced that it makes the math too easy.

This is the monster from the slasher teen-horror sequel to Spirited Away, maybe "Scream Away." Anyway he definitely knows what you did last summer (eat magic food without permission, you pig).

If it's his neighborhood though, he may very well know who has kids and who doesn't, without having to examine their trash.

I suggest Sawtelle!

Hopefully somewhere down the road Sony will try doing something like what Microsoft has going with the Preview program, where a closed (but growing) group of One owners get the updates in advance of the whole population. There's a much better chance that they'll find the odd edge cases that way, and get them sorted in…

These replies are amazing - it's like folks really wanted an Xbox One.