I watched Cars 2 the other day, many months after it was (obviously) released on Blu-Ray. I enjoyed it. I've enjoyed all Pixar movies. I think this film falls in the category of 'The internet said it, so it must be true, let's all blow it out of proportion!'.

Yeah, I was thinking this exact same thing. I'd love to dink around with something like this (always thought the Zune YI was super slick), but i'm quite tied to my huge Google Music library.

You fail to understand that under that mask is .... a TOUCAN.

I rather like that ...

Yeah, not gonna lie, I was pretty disappointed. :( The trailers made it look pretty awesome, and I am someone who enjoys that type of gameplay. Ah well, maybe it deserves another look, perhaps they've patched it a bit better? Or maybe i'll just give the 360 version a spin. :)

Unless you mean in the last few months, I disagree. The patch that let you download/install a lot more of the game to make it run smoother? Sure, that helped (from what I hear) a lot! But, I had the game from Gamefly after that patch, so I had no comparison.

Yeah, upon re-reading my writing, i'm reminded of how often i've been informed that my text tends to have a tone not intended when I write it, often times opposite the tone in my head when I wrote it. I meant most of my response in jest, and apologize for any confusion or otherwise negativity that may have appeared…

I would just like to point out, there's absolutely nothing wrong with a party full of boardgaming. And, i've had much more fun at those types of parties than ones where people get blasted by alcohol and act like idiots, making decisions they'll regret, instead of playing a game which requires thinking and fosters…

To be fair, if you saw the finale of season 7, there really won't be much 'mystery' to his re-appearance out of Purgatory.

All I know, is I loved playing this game on a variety of devices (iPad, iPod Touch, Droid X) and then I got my Galaxy Nexus and was told 'it'll work, we're patching it', and they patched it a few times ... but no. No Galaxy Nexus love. Can't play the .apk from the Play store or the Amazon store, and it really really…

I would argue that Breaking Bad (and Dexter, as well as others) may fall into 'Brutal' or 'Visceral', even 'Gritty' more than Justified. But badass? Not sure. Justified is pretty badass.

I think that's a valid concern, but the difference is, Amazon is adapting, and is innovating or at least forging ground differently than others. They've created their own ecosystem to combat Google's, created their own hardware to combat Apple's, and created one of the widest used eBook systems out there (Kindle). …

And I guess that's kind of what I was looking for in this story ... I might have my password cracked, but if I have the Authenticator (in my case, I have the physical one), how could they even get in?

I suppose that's a fair point. I had approached it from the idea that people playing on night servers were just 'unable to see in the swath of blackness', when I guess the tone of the article / comments makes it sound as though they were seeking an advantage, rather than just seeking playability.

As I am presently engaged in activities to which I am compensated on a daily basis between the hours of business, I am unable to view the linked video.

Agreed good sir or madam! :) Always up for an entertaining debate-scussion on a good topic.

This is very true, but with my car specifically, it has a 'passlock converter' (I think?) and my understanding was that if it malfunctioned, it could lock the steering wheel (similar to when you lock the wheel by removing the key).

I definitely do not intend to overshadow the idea that there could still exist guns (and I could swear that i've seen them in some promo-thingie), I was merely attempting to offer an explanation. :)

I'd say it's reasonable to conclude that if power went entirely out, it may have caused the pilot to lose control of the plane, ala a car where the wheel locks up (so you cannot steer despite being able to glide still). I don't pretend to understand all of what makes a plane go forward, so i'll accept that it is…

I'd say it's reasonable to conclude that if power went entirely out, it may have caused the pilot to lose control of the plane, ala a car where the wheel locks up (so you cannot steer despite being able to glide still). I don't pretend to understand all of what makes a plane go forward, so i'll accept that it is…