That’s the dumbest thing I’ve heard today, and Fox News was on in the lunchroom. Your idea is really “Fuck it, I’m gonna die anyway, so why bother”?

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Listen, the very notion that they’re genuinely “doing” anything is flattering to them. If they were serious about some sort of insurrection against government, they could—would—have picked virtually any other building in North America to start it. They don’t want a fight. They want to get interviewed on Fox News.

“Ignorance is bliss when it comes to our heroes sometimes. Learning the truth is a mighty huge letdown.”

Here’s a close shot of the card that Harvey misread:

I’m only slightly less unique. I’m a white conservitive that loves the show and NPR in general. I don’t always agree but they are far more centrist than most people are willing to admit. And I love a good story.

Bricking systems and preventing someone from using hardware and software they previously purchased is a little extensive for leaking a screen shot.

NDA’s are serious business yes. However the reach of an NDA does not extend to your personal property. Fines are typically the recourse for this, not busting the console. Consumer rights were violated here and the law circumvented.

“All-digital is the future! Anyone who has concerns over an always-online system and DRM policies that curb consumer rights is obviously an ignorant Luddite.”

The line for crow stew forms over there.

I would LOVE to see a kickstarter with no stretch goals and no backer bonuses. Just “here’s my game, pay for a copy, thank you”.

Kids should be required to at least try anything before they reject it because “it looks funny,” though. I don’t agree with making kids eat everything they hate, but they damn sure shouldn’t get to sit in their plain-hamburgers-with-ketchup-and-maybe-plain-cheese-pizza comfort zone all the time (I’M LOOKING AT YOU, MY…

PROTIP: Don’t let them give you vanilla ice cream with your Snickers Blizzard. My hometown DQ always made it with chocolate, and I was shocked, SHOCKED, when I moved elsewhere and found out everybody else made do with vanilla. Demand chocolate Snickers Blizzards. It’ll change your life.

I disagree slightly. It seems that for people who major in the social sciences, arts, and humanities this is true; the major does not matter as much on future careers. However if you major in math, science or engineering, there is a stronger relationship between undergrad major and career.

Every single instance of it's existence?

What fresh new form of internet autism is this?