They shoulda listened in the first place.

After removing the deflated balls, the Patriots went on to score 28 points! These balls obviously impacted their scoring. The margin would have been much wider. I think forces in Las Vegas need to be investigated.

If people could be programmed, don't you think we would make them smarter?

But the added drama is always nice.

This is systemdGate. Get your nomenclature right.

And it can do real harm to one's ability to debug and fix kernel issues in a sane and rational manner.

For not being grassroots it sure has been going on for a while now. Almost two months now. For a $25 billion plus industry, the trade press is really terrible. Perhaps people who play games expect more that what the existing setup delivers. I find it to be mostly repackaged PR pieces and manufactured outrage at issue X of the day. Its time to grow up and be professional.

Maybe they outsourced it to a non-English speaking country?

I like this bit from TFA:
Shillum says that Elsevier is ahead of the curve — but that other publishers are likely to follow soon. CrossRef, a non-profit collaboration of thousands of scholarly publishers, will in the next few months launch a service that lets researchers agree to standard text-mining terms and conditions by clicking a button on a publisher’s website, a ‘one-click’ solution similar to Elsevier’s set-up.

I would like to see that.

It was all my fault for standing in line. Being there.

Won't happen again.

Bet they cured cancer and helped a little old lady across the street too.

I know how to cook a ribeye to clog my arteries but I don't know exactly what they did in any detail other that "concentrate on infrastructure."

Not sure what I was expecting from BusinessWeek though.

Do you honestly think they programmed it to calculate efficiently? They had deadlines to meet and game play issues to work out.

Make the Risk Public, Make the Reward Private.

Also, never make a movie with your own money.

I read that as "tranny" and it was much funnier.