Ill let the smugglers know.

Who says? It could have been stolen from someones house. My guns are in a steel plated concrete insulated safe. Under normal circumstances, nobody would have enough time to break into it without being noticed, but if the originally owner was out of town, killed in the robbery or just subdued, then that would give…

Its fine to speculate. I guess they will know soon enough. If the gun was legally registered, the owner is required to report it lost or stolen. If they hadn’t, they either didn’t know it was missing or the gun wasn’t registered to them. Either way, its not hard to track who is “supposed to own it”. My bet is the gun…

I was just thinking the same thing.

I would agree except for the fact that most (if not all) speed runners have beat nearly everything there is to do in a game, leaving one thing left, which is to be the fastest.

I am not siding with the airlines, but considering removal is a possibility laid out in the contract, isn’t the contract expected to be upheld or else it loses its value?

Well... You see.. in mankind’s effort to get larger and better screens, they eventually added wheels to their phones to move them. Those evolved into cars. The next logical step was to give them wings. In reality they don’t have a space ship, they are flying giant phones. Make sense?

Franklin didn’t even have a last name.

With the amount of time it takes for development, testing, cross compiling, testing and planning the patch release etc on various platforms, I am willing to bet they were already finished making this new mechanic or at least damn far in its development by time Switch was released.

Passing someone in a no passing zone *is* being an asshole. It is just a significantly less shitty asshole.

I think you were the one who sent in the anonymous letter to their school president just to drop this comment.

Sounds like a common fetish. My old roommate used to goto these meetups with a group from FetLife and they were all into it. I went with him to one of the dinner and drinks meetups at a local restaurant and I gotta say, I always thought I was daring, but they made me feel vanilla as hell. I was dating this girl who…

Ya... not really though. It is a technical possibility, but when you examine the amount of power it takes to perform DPI on a mass scale and still keep track or uniqueness IP addressing to index the data to, you start to get into fake moon landing territory. Everyone should use a VPN for security, but your ISP is not…

Fuck yes x1000!!

We still don’t have a RoboCop in Detroit. There are promises and we have been teased with images, but still no RoboCop. Philly pissed on Rockey by moving his statue from the museum of art.

Considering my job is in the very business that does this sort of thing and we don’t do it, I can say with honesty that I can not picture them sharing your personal information for a few bucks.

ISPs anonymize traffic information. Unless you specifically provide them with a reason to look at you, they aren’t concerned with faces to names. To be honest, the isp isn’t the boogie man here, it’s the page trackers that Google and such have in their ad network that should be feared. ISPs use analytics to provide…

ISPs don’t keep track of unique data, at least not on a broad scale. Most ISPs don’t really even do deep packet inspection anymore, so their visibility into your data is relatively slim. Sure, using BGP sessions then can map the comings and goings but they slash off the IPs almost immediately after sampling, because…

Damn, that second video is eye opening to the thought pattern of a skilled CS player.

GTA, Elder Scrolls Series to name a couple, have tons to do after 80 hours.