I'm also really annoyed that I have accumulated 7 notifications and I cannot get rid of them no matter what I do. Cookies don't fix it. Logging out doesn't fix it. Logging in from a brand new computer doesn't fix it...

I we loose blog view, I will definitely leave. I can live with the comment system, it's just a little more clicky. But without blog view, I cannot stand navigating the Gawker sites. I like to be able to see stories AS they are posted, not whichever ones they happen to want to show me...

I cannot get rid of my notifications either! I'm annoyed that I always have ONE notification even though I read that reply two weeks ago! (It's a post on Gawker.com, not here)

I'm giving up on trying to change your mind. But I will leave you with two thoughts.

You missed a few major aspects of the ending that answer some of your questions.

There isn't one way of doing things...there were three and now there are four. Shepard may be stubborn, but he also knows that sometimes you have to make hard choices (Kaiden or Ashley). The Crucible was there ONLY choice for saving this cycle, that's why the refuse option ends so horribly...because there is nothing…

I would promote this if I could. Bravo!

No, it was not necessarily the destruction of the Reapers, though that is a large portion and is also accomplished to varying degrees depending on the ending. The underlying theme throughout the entire series (especially in ME1 and later portions of ME3) has always been organic vs. synthetic. To say the purpose of…

Right? The problem with society (especially on the Internet) is that the MINORITY is usally the most vocal so they end up being heard. Anyone with an artistic bone in there body should understand that a good story does not necessarily have to have a happy or clearly defined ending.

Agreed. Having read this article, I don't think I will replay the ending with my main Shepard (I'll of course have to play it with my female Shepard eventually). I personally liked the ending before. Yes, the Normandy was a big WTH, but the rest was easy enough to swallow. I knew Starchild was a VI or an…

I am going with "stock" Android. I am currently running CM9 on my Droid 3, but that's because it is the closest to a truly stock Android I can get on my phone.

Nice, I was a vampire for a while when I first played through Skyrim, but eventually I wolfed out because being a "vampire" sucked. This sounds much better!

Ouch! I was originally going to replay with my original decision (control BTW...couldn't destroy the Geth whom I had just saved and couldn't bring myself to mechanize the entire galaxy so I risked it with control). If there is a new option to refuse (which I wanted to do), I might actually change what I did. I did…

That's not entirely there fault though. Cartridges and their reader were much more sturdy than the more flimsy optical discs and drives. Extended use of a disc drive almost always ends up badly regardless of the manufacturer.

Totally. I'd pay good money for a liscensed Stargate Lego set.

I don't hate it, but the fan film sucked.

Agreed, this sounds like the most cost effective solution which is there sticking point.

They would have to add THREE sensors to the Gamepad though due to the different ways the controller can be held. One would be on the top for two-handed gameplay and one on either side for one-handed touchscreen gameplay. That would probably be as cost ineffective as the dome idea.

The way I understood it (from the Verizon website, not the table above), you can use a device's mobile hotspot ability free of charge. That means you can tether a laptop, tablet, or any other Wi-Fi capable device to connect with no addition charge. It will count against your data limit though.

I agree with you on that part. I am much less upset with Verizon than I was before they released full details of the new plan. I am upset for myself of course, but I understand that it is a deal for some people...I just wish we were given a choice based on how we wanted to use our phones.