All of the nonsense, double corpo speak, and drama has really turned me off to DND as a whole.

Are you talking about how the devs said getting worked up about which platform their game is being released on is a waste of energy?

Plus, my bet is that Mozart would have sucked at calculus.

And Alex isn't arguing that he isn't. What he IS saying is that just because you're a genius in subject X, it doesn't automatically make you a genius in subject Y.

The reason there was no recorded issues with graphite pencils in space doesn't mean the problem doesn't exist. They were simply accounted for.

Guess what shorts out circuit boards and causes fatal accidents in the void of space?

No it isn't. Some of the information sent to a webserver when you connect includes browser, version number of said browser, and OS information, such as type, version etc.

That actually sounds like a ton of fun. Suicidal, scary, pointless fun.

Agreed. The squirrels in my backyard need to be vaporized and that's just the round to do it.

I like my spirits like I like my women: without flavored chemicals in it.

I totally read the title as "This 13 year old boy is the fattest on earth" and I was greatly confused when the main image was not of a heavy set kid.

"What the Blackberry dimwits argued years ago turned out to be kind of true" - So.... if they were right... then how are they dimwits?

So... why did she shoot a MacBook again? They didn't even pitch a product with that bit of carnage.

Which is why I said "I am glad we get a choice." Learn to read.

The Lumia 900. Edited for replyability.

Yeah. To be honest, I don't even have a cell phone. So all this doesn't effect me. But being my family's tech guy, I will have to deal with it eventually.

I am glad we get a choice. But to me, the WinPho8 is way too crowded.

My mother just got a Lumia 900. My guess is that she personally won't care about not being able to upgrade, but it annoys me, we just got it in May.

I would like to see a better browser. Compared to iOS' safari, it renders horribly.

"Do I care? No, as long as you don't use Helvetica."