Spread out is my suggestion. If you're not comfortable with one company building a huge profile of you, use a different service for each thing you do (search, mail, file upload, etc.). You might lose a bit of the advantages that a singular entity like Google can provide but you might sleep better.

I saw the Final Cut. Is that as good/worse/better than the Directors Cut?

The use of actual sets makes this for me the best of the prequels. That doesn't make it good, just better than the other two :D

Was going to be my pick as well. Stylistically it's superb, but the story just left me cold.

The throne shot reminds me of the end scene of the two 80s Conan movies.

The sequel needs to be set in West Virginia for some muddin' action.

Not a player, but having seen and read a lot about DayZ I'd say it might add another dimension to gameplay.

I wouldn't call the denizens of two countries squabbling online: the internet.

They've just overdone it at this stage. At this point all mystery around his imprisonment has been replaced by irritation.

Didn't even know this was a thing. Was it international?

Bot-reported doesn't really stick when it would come to a situation like this though.

Also it's not like he's making profit off it. Even without permission it'd be treated like any other cover on the internet. A fair use sort of thing.

Amazing how some of these shots resembles prison conditions at their worst. Shows how neglect can turn anything from positively Utopian into something you wouldn't want to spend a single night in.

The prefer Henchperson.

Why?

Reminds of Ryan Reynolds' Buried.

His comments feel like his main purpose was to bring 1978 and 2003 BSG together. Which is never a good starting point for a movie.

This can simply not be unseen. Going to make for some immersion breaking moments when I watch TNG in the future.

I enjoyed watching the SimCity drama unfold (from a what-weird-decisions-are-they-making-now perspective), but at this point I just feel sorry for the little game. Just put it out of its misery.

1) Bioshock Infinite. Not for the revolutionary gameplay, but for the experience as a whole. The moment I stepped out onto the streets of Columbia I was just awestruck. Never felt that in a game before, at least not as powerful as this.