Why not? It's working just fine for Blizzard and World of Warcraft...

Go = backend
Dart = frontend

Until they stream in 1080p with full audio the online portion of the service is useless for me. I have a home theater with the big TV and big audio system so I can enjoy the whole movie. If I'm on a plane then streaming might make sense otherwise I want the physical disc quality.

They just become snow leopards.

since Miami Vice...

fucker.

http://xkcd.com/810/

We're done here guys. Nothing more to do.

Isn't the point of having 9 members on the Supreme Court to avoid ties? If they can't ALL take part they shouldn't be dealing with the case until they ALL can...

Not really very good at gaming, are you?

You're implying that a group composed entirely of female animals will... breed? No, I'm simply saying that life, uh... finds a way.

Blizzard lets you know but they have a very bad habit of using 100% of your upstream bandwidth which ends up slowing your download since you can't acknowledge all the incoming data fast enough. It may have gotten better but they still need to limit it to 90% or something.

A lot of the changes have made the code much more modular. You don't need to include everything if you don't need it. This also allows you to plug in other database adapters if you want. One of the nice routing changes allows you to call Rack or Sinatra applications from within your Rails application. I'm really looking forward to using this going forward.

wanna kill all humans?

Yup. I type "facebook login" into the box every time!