Want

@Jandau: It's Bioware... Do not fear...

Outstanding

@CoffinDodger (If the typos crap. Blame my keyboard): Hahahahahahahahhaa

I remember seeing metal ones that did that in a weapons store once.. I didn't get them though cause they were somewhere around the range of $500 a piece.. :( But I have regular ones so I guess it's all good

@dissolved: *Raises Glass*

@alek2407: That makes more sense... So it's a computer that just hooks up to the plane and then scans it while it is docked?

@Save me: Bioshock did have a good story.. I wasn't too much of a fan of the second one though..

@dissolved: You missed Dues Ex?... You poor soul... Heres to hoping the next one can live up to the original

Bwhhaat?!.... So wait... Are you telling me that not only is this plane using a standard OS such as Windows... but the main monitoring system is connected in a way that somehow a stupid internet trojan can attack it?.... Either crappiest plane ever.. or this is complete Bullshit... I'm calling the later of the two...

@iamnotafish: Um... so why don't you copy it? I don't see him having problems with it considering they put it up.. Just open it in a new tab.. It's a pretty big pic..

@Kyle Savage-Lowden: Hells Yeah! BC2 for the Win!

@ithyphallus, 13382: This can be done easily with the right form of camera

@Elliuotatar: You said it before I could..

@foxh8er: This is actually quite common on a number of digital cameras.. The Iphone actually does this

Snake Eyes plus Awesome Article Equals Super Win..

@Shinta: Agreed.. Especially on the article of the man in the rain forest..

Damn You Kotaku... I'm suing you for the time you wasted making me read about stupid people...

@RockyRan: If I could promote this.. I would.... *claps hands continuously*

@VagEnthusiast: That and humans don't require food or the use of a restroom..