Well.. it's not necessarily fair to the more professional fraternities to group them with the less noble ones such as this. That's why I said "stereotypical greek frats like this".

Across the country, stereotypical greek frats like this have been a cesspool of idiocy and privilege for decades.. This is nothing new or shocking at all. To answer your question though - this type of behavior won't stop. You can however weaken them by choking off their main nutrients - cheap alcohol and sexually…

I absolutely loved this game.

Agreed, smart phones/tablets/mp3 players are not ubiquitous quite yet. But they are owned by millions upon millions of people, and overtook traditional computer sales this year:

New version.

You don't have to slap them together.

I have the old system. The one they had out for just about one year and then completely swept under the rug. I understand they were serious about getting the cubes more portable, but I don't understand why they opted to create completely new hardware when tethering to a mobile device would have accomplished just that…

Hmm honestly that's pretty distasteful for a company event.

What have you done.

I was being silly, Kotaku is much more fun when you are silly, we're all just having fun here. The author likes to dig into stuff like this, and I was just surprised she missed it.

ok well another day then, rest up ;)

Aww Patricia you missed a perfect opportunity to snarkwhine more about the misogynistic manner in which his hand is shaped like a gun.

Well that brings up some interesting thoughts considering how many personal medical devices seem to be on the horizon.

Why can't it just be a brand new character?

I definitely intend to make money off of what I invent lol, but I too highly appreciate free and open source software. One thing I plan on doing is making certain widgets and interfaces I use in my products available as open source.

I've done some research and I've gathered that if something is already in use, then somebody else cannot patent it. It's spelled out pretty clear that something has to be new in order to patent it. It would be great to know if I'm wrong though.

"you should always file patents if you create something worthwhile"

Patents used to be helpful in protecting ideas, but it seems that they are now used as an excuse to slack on innovation, vision, and competitiveness. Maybe this is incredibly naive but when I start my software company, I will be delighted any time I see my ideas embraced by other people, and I'll never file a single…

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