So just lately I've finally discovered an old anime series, "Legend of Galactic Heroes". It ran from the late 80s through a good chunk of the 90s. Set a few hundred years in the future, humanity has moved out to the stars, and largely ended up in two groups - a despotic empire and a (titular) democracy, which have…

Lord Third looks piiiiissed.

I've been playing Destiny religiously since launch. Yes, it has its problems. They're getting addressed here and there. Frustrated at times? Hell yes. But it's fun.

Yep. It's basically a brute-force type attack - dumb and overwhelming.

So would transitioning to IPv6 across the board do anything to stem DDoS attacks? Are the protocols involved stronger in this sense?

I'm not an overly sentimental person, but damn if I didn't start to tear up a couple of times during that farewell scene under the tree.

To be fair, I've known her since before I was of legal drinking age :P

Going to forward this on to an old friend with Crohn's. I don't think she's a beer fan, but she'll find it interesting nonetheless.

If I remember correctly, the A-10's cannon is so damn powerful that a pilot can only fire it continuously for a brief period, because it slows the whole damn plane down.

"Oh, what sad times are these when passing ruffians can say 'fuck her right in the pussy' at will to old ladies."

From the linked radio station article:

Your move, Bronies.

This guy is about the only reason I could wish to still live in Atlanta - solely to track this guy down and laugh in his face.

They should just go full Idiocracy already.

Same here, but about the same time, Marine Boy and Astro Boy. And then, Yamato/Star Blazers once it made its way to the US.

"The whole is less than the sum of the parts"

Why do you think everything on this site has to qualify as "news"?

Every now and again, a fan gets in the way and a rider (or several) goes down. But considering the staggering number of fans on the roadside every stage, the incident rate is amazingly low - too low to justify the cost of laying down/picking up enough barricades to make a difference.