I've only ever seen an establishment include the gratuity when dining at higher-end places, such as cruise ships, etc.

Thanks. It's an incredibly useful tool, obviously, but only when it's put to proper use. It'll never be a mainstream, consumer-level operating system.

And I Googled my problems for three days. Obviously the solution isn't that easy.

Well, I didn't exaggerate or lie about anything in that post up there. So tell me, how good do I have to be for Linux to be a realistic option?

There are only so many hours in the day, my friend. I've got a wife, a job, school, and I'm working on having some kids. Linux needs to make some fucking concessions if it wants some of those three hours of free time I have each day.

Your condescending attitude aside, I'm very aware Android and OSx are Unix based. But that's obviously not what Newell was talking about. Thanks for playing anyway though.

"Technically ignorant."

I'm a "fairly" tech savvy guy. I've been building my own computers for 12 years. I have multiple operating systems (Win7, OSx, Android, iOS, WebOS) running across eight different computing devices across the household. I haven't come across a problem with any of them yet that I haven't been able to fix on my own…

Yeah, I'm really tempted by Win8 and the metro interface, but history shows you always wait for the second generation of new Windows UIs.

"At a gaming event in Seattle last night, as reported by AllThingsD, Valve CEO Gabe Newell said the one thing holding back Linux is video game support."

You forgot the part where they're actively working to deny people the right to get married; an action having nothing to do with their company.

Enterprise was already pulling out of its downward spiral. With the exception of the finale, season 4 was a really solid show that was telling some interesting stories and finally moving out of the cycle of only using Archer/Trip/T'Pol for every plot.

I knew he's imitating the style, but even doing so, he managed to make the Blade Runner and Fifth Element pieces at least look like their actresses. Without the chest burster, I would have no clue that was supposed to be Ripley.

I like the concept, but Ripley looks nothing like Sigourney Weaver.

Yikes.

Yeah! What a fucking freak needing medical equipment to see!

Since you checked, does he carry the tools required to remove the camera with him at all times?

Do you understand what a memory buffer is? Do you understand that these pictures wouldn't exist if he hadn't been assaulted and the device damaged? Do you understand that you're being a self-righteous dick right now?

We're talking about four and five-year-old computers that won't be able to run the newest operating system. I'd say that's a very reasonable time frame to no longer run the latest operating system.

I enjoyed it for the one watch, but I don't feel a deep and pressing need to own it. I'm also infinitely more tolerable of bad movies than the general public, so my opinion may not be valid.