Expansions are extremely common.

Starcraft has an expansion. So does Diablo 2, and Warcraft 3. WoW's third is coming up.
Everquest has sixteen expansions.

And they certainly don't give them away for nothing.

This "shit" is already thoroughly encouraged.

Pixels are rectangles amirite

They would be large enough to never ever be able to find enough food too.

I was getting rather used to it.

Harsh.

My thoughts exactly.

Probably straight prerendered video.

But what exactly is accomplished by reviewing the safe exposure limit? Apparently it's unavoidable and is already consumed in orders of magnitude higher levels than is recommended.

Most? :|

How dare they copy/paste those blank lines!

Never heard of it.

Failed because of piracy?
There number of factors that contribute to the overall success or failure of a creative work are vast, and affect each other in an endless variety of ways.
At no point can you say that something failed because of piracy.
Maybe it didn't sell well because it was crap, or too expensive, or poorly marketed, or whatever. Maybe that increases the significance of piracy... or does it decrease it? It's impossible to know, but even if you did it's still just one factor in a sea of other factors.

Believing that Microsoft knows or cares if your machine has a virus is flat out ignorant. Being okay with the idea that Microsoft could monitor you is even worse.
Never mind shelling out hundreds to an stranger for doing nothing -- how many people are really so dense?

Doesn't the current generation determine the availability, one way or another?

Criticizing those witless morons isn't very nice.
They aren't even here to defend their enforcement of obnoxious and/or imaginary laws!

I think it has potential uses, but its usefulness is wildly exaggerated in the article:

Evidence that places someone in the general area of a city/region does not place them at the scene of a crime. Also, given the ease at which it can be manipulated, it certainly doesn't prove anything either.