It would help too if things that are played in 3D are actually made to be 3D. Taking a 2D movie and running it through some algorithms is not 3D - but it's cheap and fakes it good enough. Imho, this is what's ruining the 3D experience and creating the quality issues.

@Ninety-9: I'm sure plenty do. And I'm also sure that when some of those things are less than reputable and performed in public, and they're embarrassed about it, the last thing they want is pictures of it plastered all over the internet.

Amazing how many people fail to realize this is happening in Japan and not in the US. THE ENTIRE WORLD IS NOT THE SAME AS THE USA.

@Turbineguy - now with Ash78-less dispersant: Aerodynamics = Hydrodynamics

lol...the quad looks like a wounded duck trying to carry all of that hardware. Seems like there is more of a delay detecting obstacles that are there than detecting that there isn't one (when it's removed).

@djdare: Problem with the Wii was that it wasn't accurate enough to really push the heavy games. Even with Nintendo's improvements to it, there was no way it could handle heavy gaming that dominates the market. Wii was more of a fun toy that you got bored with rather quickly.

@Canoehead: You don't have to not hit the bumper...just nudge it ;)

@deleahrium: If you know something is going to happen, and you're going to take issue with it, why go through with it then in the first place? That's the great thing about choice. Creating a situation like this is begging for it to happen.

@willwriteforfood: ... the wheelchair? no

Isn't that kinda her fault for creating such a situation?

First want to say this is very cool and pretty awesome we can do this.

@jepzilla: Isn't it also an issue of things built for peace get turned into war?

@Edix: Just because the scope or scale of a project is large, doesn't mean that it's impossible to do without cutting edge technology or tools. Ancients were pretty darn smart, if not smarter than us today. They had to depend on thinking abstractly in order to overcome the technology gap. The kind of tricks used by…

@Predacons_Terrorize: I'm an aerospace engineer and I used to give piano lessons. Judging by how hard it is for 'A' students to even get internships in their fields of studies, you need to rethink what defines "loser" and what doesn't.

@IceMetalPunk: And in other methods of thought, that risk is actually a reward too.

@corsarosso: Two words...

@NyQuil012: This isn't an issue of a thousand dollar toilet seat. This is pretty much a key component to whatever they put it on. If you have a spare, there's a possibility that the spare can fail as well. So when x number of lives actually depend on a tire (out in space there's no AAA), then you have to do it right…

What's wrong with the eyeholes that are usually put into doors for this purpose?

Yes, this is terrible. Am I still eating turkey for Turkey Day? Yes

everything in _or_ around the water was sucked down