Looks like Trevor’s meth lab from GTA 5, but from Online mode.

Making fun of something can be enhanced by giving a rats ass about accuracy.

Just so you know, I believe Steam's website can remotely instruct Steam on your computer to begin downloading a purchase!

What really sucks is this could ruin price-matching for everyone else who uses it as a legitimate competitive tool to get a good deal.

I'm looking for a VPN service that I can use behind a very strong firewall. I've tried OpenVPN and one company's supposed system to hide from deep packet inspection, but it did not work. The company told me that the network was blocking the ports the software needed to connect.

It really depends on what you can afford. I got the 2DS because I don't have the money to shell out $220 on a handheld game system right now, not even including games that I want. I also don't care for the 3D.

Our previous mailman (who sadly died of a heart attack last year) always carried TONS of dog treats around and left them at the houses that he knew had dogs while delivering the mail.

Now this opinion I can get behind. It would make sense to restrict HL3 to Steam, but not SteamOS.

I've been telling people, I don't think they're going to release anything exclusively for their SteamOS/Machine.

What's wrong with a Tesla? I think they look pretty neat, and the flush door handles are interesting.

I think the point of this is to protect against variable payments or unexpected charges, such as a company messing your bill up or unexpected cell phone charges.

I think if the US held a draft at any point in time in the near future, there'd be riots and anarchy.

*Nevermind*, you replied to me instead of bandit.

I have student loans, so I'm guessing that my education has forced my hand in starting my credit score.

I didn't think I'd find a Hamsteaks reference on Deadspin.

It seems to be the same system as ChicagoCard, but with a little more convenience.

Did you read the article? I think the stupidest thing about the whole scandal is that people are still chastising Instagram even though they never put the terms into effect and ALREADY listened to their community and removed the terms.

About a year ago, my mother received an electric bill for $11, when it's normally about $160. I looked at it with her and we were a bit confused as ComEd said we had used no electricity for the month. I went outside and looked at the meter, and it turned out it was jammed. My mom called the company and they said they…

I highly doubt that. I've had credit card RFID chips interfere with the reader, but I don't think that the reader on the bus has sending capabilities. It should just read the identifying information on the ChicagoCard and charge the associated account.