@knightvash: i wouldn't call it batch unfriendly, necessarily.

@dragin33: that implies it's an issue across the board. my encodes always turn out just fine.

@nomusubi: one example doesn't really cut it. that's the first userland jailbreak in years. the other "exploits" were impossible to exploit without running the actual jailbreak program. those holes were not going to affect normal users.

@Androsia: i agree.

@WUSS: this.

@ScriptedError: i'm glad someone else posted this.

@Harrier: that's not the issue. the issue is that new format more often than not does provide a good review of the actual game.

@lonewolf80: my first thought as well

@Kocrachon: i don't buy that story completely. FF is light enough. 3.6 is "bloated" in comparison to chrome and opera, sure. but it's no slouch. you also don't have to tell them that FF has extensions. just give them adblock and one or two other security extensions.

@Kocrachon: the computers are slow because of bloat, not the specs. at least the way they're referring to it.

@kingvegetajose: true. i own 2, 4, and MW2. i only rented black ops, at least.

@madmolf: i've never used keynote, myself.

@Bluesroo: i've had this. it was great. wasted nearly 15 minutes of class time.

@ModernTenshi04: you did not sell keynote. all the awesome you say you had, it very much sounds like you can do the same exact thing in powerpoint.

@libwitch: i don't see what was bad about it. each slide was brief, visually interesting, and it did follow its own advice.

@deverbative: that's funny, because one of my classes was utterly terrible because the professor chose a terrible book solely because it came with pre-made powerpoints for each chapter.

@Protocol X: how does that google gmail compare to yahoo gmail?

@Al Iguana: everywhere on the internet typically means the US.

@LBPMAN3000: overlooked. i do not think this means what you think it means.

@kingvegetajose: i thought it was funny, in one mission, a civilian was stuck in a running pose but not moving at all.