They’re not myths. They’re generalizations, which are valuable at times. When facts don’t add up AND someone is giving off signals commonly seem among people who are telling lies, it warrants further investigation.

See, I don’t believe that Plague is in any way a clone of Pandemic because I don’t think you can clone a concept. It’s not the same game. The mechanics are totally different, so the only things it has in common are the theme, and that is not enough to say that Pandemic was first. The viral armageddon concept has been…

I don’t know about that. Unless a game is basically a clone of something else, or would otherwise infringe on someone else’s copyright, the creator shouldn’t feel any responsibility to existing products IMO.

Idiot question here, but what’s Chrome RDP? Is that their standalone OS? Does it still need an Internet connection?

Nonsense. No f*cking way in hell 70% responsibility for Bill. You’re out of your mind. The only chance he had to get Osama would have meant bombing a village and killing 300 innocent people. You don’t get the benefit of hindsight in this. Before 9/11 the world would have never accepted that and Clinton knew it, but at…

Correction: I meant 43 everywhere I wrote 41. I lay the blame for 9/11 AND its aftermath entirely at George W. Bush’s feet. It happened 9 months into his term. That’s not two days or two weeks or one month. That’s more than 240 days into his tenure. Apologists like to act like it was the day after he took office and…

I’m well aware of the history. I lived through it, and I will lay the blame for failing to prevent 9/11 and its aftermath entirely at 41’s feet. It was well established by the time of GW’s Presidential Daily Briefing that Osama was priority #1, but he was treated as a far lower priority by GW than he was by Clinton.…

It is absolutely NOT hard to lay the blame on Bush for 9/11 — at least more blame at his feet than anyone else’s. Remember the presidential daily briefing, “Bin Laden determined to strike within the United States”? No other president received a warning that immediate or clear. That was on GW’s watch. He was…

Don’t forget the abysmal federal response to Hurricane Katrina. 1,800 Americans lost their lives after the storm because it took the feds three days to deliver any help. An American city lay in ruins while the largest military in the world waited and watched before the president authorized sending in the National…

I’m basically there too. I’d prefer Biden, but Hillary is better than any of the clowns on the other side. As for Bernie, he’s no Barack Obama. Obama was an exception to a lot of the rules, and as much as I love the guy (we were actually both born in the same hospital in Hawaii and grew up near each other on Oahu),…

Maybe among a certain segment of the electorate, but try that logic out on Middle Americans above the age of 45, people who really do consider the implications of having a frumpy old man meeting world leaders and representing the United States on the world stage.

OK, I should have said, “Bernie may win one or more of the first few caucuses and/or primaries but will lose once the primary race moves beyond the early states.”

Hopefully you also vote for Hillary when she inevitably defeats Bernie in the primaries, even if you don’t like her, because she’s better than the alternatives on the right.

That’s because Trump isn’t a political machine, so he doesn’t just regurgitate talking points like the others. Problem is that he’s a chronic liar and an arrogant blowhard, so he’s just as unqualified to be president as the rest of them, but for different reasons.

You are seriously reaching. That is a stretch that would make Mr. Fantastic proud!

Or how he kept us safe that time for THREE DAYS while 1,800 Americans died on U.S. soil after Hurricane Katrina while the feds twiddled their thumbs?

Isn’t this pretty obvious?? When is it ever appropriate to give unsolicited health advice? It’s kind of like unsolicited parenting advice. You just don’t do that.

The whole notion of arrogance is off-putting. Arrogance is basically never a good thing. Projecting confidence — now that I like. Arrogance is the IT guy from those ‘90s Saturday Night Live skits. Confidence is Steph Curry.

I don’t know though. I think most people, particularly working professionals, do need to sometimes run standalone, non web-based software — or would at least like the option to. I’ve gone the route of buying a moderately powerful laptop and using it as both a desktop with an external monitor, mouse and keyboard, and…

For the right consumer, these look great, but I’m just not that kind of consumer. I mostly work from home but do need to bring a laptop with me sometimes to work from the field. I also need to be able to run Photoshop, Premiere, After Effects, Scrivener and a few other specific applications and need to be able to…