Comment Re:Bubble Wrap (Score 1) 51
And the following year, all of the cats were removed from the selection committee.
And the following year, all of the cats were removed from the selection committee.
#jamescomey: I want to be the most powerful person in DC to wear a dress.
Sorry, man. Hoover's been gone since '72.
Just go out to your local used music store and buy some Level 42. Then you're way ahead of all of them.
Agreed. When they're driving 2000 cases of Fat Tire down from Fort Collins, you'll know they have more confidence in the system.
Red Dwarf was great. Correct tense.
That opinion is making Mr. Flibble very cross.
So they're a moron for linking a website and mentioning a very popular theory?
#manypeoplearesaying
Gmane over, man! Gmane over!
I imagine there was a time when the word gifted was used to describe only children who were above average,
the term gifted is now applied to any student with more brain wave activity than a glazed doughnut.
Those two data points appear to be converging at an ever increasing rate.
The difference here is that 1970s cable TV offered vastly different programming that was previously unavailable. That was its main attraction - fans of niche TV genres could find channels that catered to specific subjects.
This appears to be moving in the opposite direction. The idea that users are paralyzed by option overload and want to pay someone to limit those options (the 'far smaller slate')? Doesn't sound like a money maker to me.
"FRUIT VENDOR!!! Your cart is still in our way! We will give you one more hour to move it from our area. Do not test our patience anymore!"
Gen Z is missing out and going backwards. Soon they'll be back in the Black and White era, trust me it'll be the next big thing for them.
That in itself will provide the opportunity for some bonding moments.
"It's okay, son. I couldn't get the giant cow to stop eating my villagers either."
Microsoft, it's where good game companies go to die.
I'd say EA gives them a good run for the money on that score.
...according to the computer model.
Says something about the model, then, doesn't it?
Yeah. Since it was created on Earth, it shouldn't exist either. But I'm not really telling you this.
Red Ushanka?
Pascal is not a high-level language. -- Steven Feiner
