Why would you play a game like Diablo offline?

it wasn't raining at the time though.

'A circuit is considered to be closed when electricity flows from an energy source to the desired endpoint of the circuit.'

from here

Why would you discourage people from linking to your website?

Didn't the video show it running on an iPhone?

The Japanese character set is bigger, bolder and to my western eye rather scruffy and scrawly. All characters are also the same size as CAPS so it feels like their websites are shouting at you.

I was working on a Japanese site recently and during production we had it all set to English so that we knew what we were referring to within it. Design wise it was a nicely put together clean and simple site. As we neared the end of development we switched it all over into Japanese and suddenly it looked crowded and messy and as though there was too much going on in the page.

If you, switch the Japan Airlines example into English http://www.jal.co.jp/en/ it becomes much more palatable to the western eye.

I deny the deniers! Not sure what a denialist is though.

It's interesting to see EA stepping into this market. Surely a sign of things to come.

Levels were boring and linear, the vast majority of the game provided no challenge what so ever, the boss battles were ludicrously specific in the way they had to be conducted, the story line was dull and dry and it was far too short. But I loved playing the thing (on the Wii) and actually went back and did it a second time.

"Customers USB Devices Infecting Photo Kiosks".

Personally I use Gansta Lorum Ipsum or Corporate Ipsum depending on the mood.

Is that they are really lists of: "The 100 companies that are best at convincing their staff to fill in the questionnaire favourably for some vague promise of reward".

So they can release the iPad 2 with more ram and a new screen once the initial sales rush has died down?

She announces gleefully after spending nearly 2 minutes flicking through tabs and scrolling through mountains of icons to enter a message that would take most people a few seconds to type normally.

Dumbest idea I've seen in a long time.