You’re telling me homeland security tests its drones? No wonder they are so precise and right on target (almost all the time)

Equivalent phones for $100 on contract? Yes, plenty. Equivalent for less than $100 on contract? Sure, I can recommend a couple. I can even think of some with no contract for $300 vs Apple’s $600+

Every teardown of every “premium” Apple product shows that you’re paying for nothing but marketing. They may be well put together, but there’s nothing worth that price tag in the product; http://recode.net/2014/09/23/tea…

What do you expect from an Apple product?

The T-Rex was clearly alive and conscious at the end of the first. It smashed the skeleton and killed the raptors before letting out a triumphant roar to let everybody know what’s up.

Keep in mind that Howard is running Jurassic World, which is exactly like Jurassic Park except bigger and exponentially more dangerous to the people inside it. It also uses the exact same T.Rex skull logo as the original Jurassic Park. So literally the only difference between the two is that one was named “Park” and…

Actually they’re not doing too well right now. Recent failures with Soyuz, Progress and Proton are worrying and seem to be showing that there are real issues with quality control in the space industry. The giant Roskosmos space ministry has just been accused of massive fraud and embezzlement and the Russian government…

Supervillain or Elon Musk

With the delay of Zelda, I’m hoping they bring out the big guns with Starfox and Metroid. I’d also love to see them back another new IP like they did with Splatoon, provided the creative merit is there. I just want to see some gosh-darn Nintendo magic.

You know what would be a cool addition to this story? Some photos of the complex today, set up for launching the Delta rockets. I’d love to see how different it looks...

Well, Samsung’s open mindedness and out of the box thinking abilities were good enough that Apple copied several of their features from Galaxy devices from the last few years.

I really hate the implication in the article (at least from devs) that refunds are in some way tied to piracy or some shit like that. Small Sample Size has to apply here. We need weeks or months of data to be able to extrapolate beyond “people wanted the ability to refund and now they are using that requested…

Exactly. People are taking advantage of a method to not be locked into a regrettable purchase.

Wait, is this surprising? It’s like saying, “Now that prisoners have the ability to leave, they are.”

So refunds were almost impossible before, and now they are possible. No shit the “statistics” are going show an uptick when you compare now to then. Buyers can now do a thing they couldn't, the statistics show them doing that thing

Speaking of sandboxes with not much to do and an state where they keep shoving missions (sometimes automatically or requiring immediacy) at you ...

Yes, it eventually becomes a side mission. But it forces you to do it at least twice. Early on when you’ve exhausted the only other missions you can do, you switch to Franklin and all he’s got for you is...towing.

I am not sure how much it would help if you were hit by cannon fire.

Clearly you missed that the Persian Gulf War was even less likely to have you killed. 0.03 percent versus 0.1 percent.