This is a question that no man would ever ask.
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Phased plasma laser in a 200 trillion watt range...
cool story bro
It’s amazing to me that some people still think they can do shit like this and nobody will double-check their work. Hell, I constantly edit and rewrite the comments I write on websites like this one simply because I know there will be some pedant out there somewhere who will go out of his way to verify or refute any…
I’ve come back from July 22 2015 to say that not only has time travel been invented and made accessible to the public in that short span of time, but also: no, nothing yet.
Similar story here: Sold a guy a used laptop and insured the shipment. Laptop arrived damaged (big hole in the box, too). Instead of trying to file a claim for the insurance, the buyer tried blackmailing me into paying him a partial refund. I refused. He continued threatening me with a PayPal claim and did everything…
No way! I wanna walk into the middle of a room and have the lights turn off and demons spawn behind me, kill them, walk into the middle of the next room and repeat the same process over again.
It’ll be changed to StartFragmentEndFragment
...license out their existing properties to other developers.
These days, between Apple, Google, Amazon and cable streaming services there’s really not many excuses left for not being able to pay for a show.
He didn’t help the situation by quitting right away.
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I like this one better:
This is definitely the best one :D Love the cameraman’s commentary :D
Wis upscareddu guraficsu?
It was to study such atmospheric γ-rays...
Nope. Not gonna buy it, Ubisoft!
He who uses SSDs for backup storage has far to much money.
The goals of replacing human drivers with self-driving cars isn’t quite so lofty as it seems. A self-driving car doesn’t have to be perfect and 100% accident-free, it just has to be better than a human driver, which isn’t going to be that hard to beat.
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He was referring to knockoffs of Beats, not the Beats themselves.