He specifically said he was using the "Incognito" feature which clears cookies automatically. But IP address is not a reliable way for them to track someone, because there might be hundreds of people behind a single IP if they go through the same firewall at work or school. Also, they don't have access to your MAC…

"I AM THE BEST GENERAL IN THE CAMPAIGN. WHEN YOU TRY ME WITH A SORRY REB LIKE JOHN BELL HOOD, THAT'S THE RESULT YOU'RE GOING TO GET!"

Because what he said should be a disappointment for the US citizen.

Gotta start somewhere, doesn't he?

Only redeeming moment of Terminator 3.

VMware Fusion, any day. Parrallels used to be the bees knees, but now is lacking.

There really isn't much difference from a performance standpoint. I have deployed both in my environment, and they work equally as well. All the research I had done pretty much shows the same thing. I settled on VMware Fusion (probably because I run ESXi).

Parallels works better as a stand alone for Windows clients under a Mac. VMWare Fusion can import and export VMs to and from other VMWare products, however, and supports a large variety of *nix operating systems.

I was just wondering the same.

Old Bruce Wayne is undeniably more badass than young Bruce Wayne, but how come no one has mentioned this guy yet?

Some call him...Tim

No Johnny 5 love??

If a person has the ability to shoot an arrow several kilometers straight up into a plane moving really fast, they deserve to knock a few out of the sky every once and a while.

That and the fact it's breathing fire from the back rather than the front.

Especially since the ventral side of the plane isn't jewel-encrusted at ANY point.

If you're a hard-core Tolkeinite, aren't you a bit freaked out to jump onto that plane knowing what happens to Smaug in the book?

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