Another laser, duh.

You think you feel silly? Imagine how the Mayans felt!

They kept updating it and changing things around in very small ways which seemed to break my add-ons and browsing methods on a regular basis. Like adding the awesomebar, taking it out, breaking the addon I had to replace it and probably putting it back in again by now...

  I know updates are generally considered a good thing, but Mozilla chased me away with theirs. I just wanted my browser and daily routine to work every time I started it up without having to worry about whether or not they updated it.

I've spent all my mod points, please down-vote parent to -1 to prove a pun.

I've changed cities 3 times in the same number of years, but London was my favorite so far.

I celebrate the Gregorian first, but I enjoy the Chinese New Year celebrations more and try to drop by the local Chinatown for the dragons.

Think of the children's [times 1500] children's children's children's children!

And yes, I tried to copy paste 1500 "children's", but apparently slashdot has some sort of "spam" protection... Who knew!

Serious question: Fair enough that they disrupted a lot of traffic, but did it get redirected anywhere positive?

Did sales go up? This is a pretty important question that they don't seem to be answering.

In fact surely by definition an infinite world will repeat itself due to it being infinite and therefore an infinite amount of repetition?

Isn't it like saying the second full rendition of Shakespeare that was just created is a bug and the infinite monkeys will be adjusted accordingly?

And I'll be impressed when medical projections get 3d models and not a 2d representation of a "4d" model.

See where I'm going with this? Just because the data exists doesn't make it unique.

Man, I can't wait until video games get the technology to not just be viewable static 3d models.

That reply makes me wish I had mod points on Dotslash so I could give you a +1 Devious

I'm hoping for Evil Curiosity which has a goatee and has been sent by a world mirroring our world in almost every way. Except they're all evil. Although somewhere on that planet will be a mirror version of me.. but.. er.. without a goatee?

So who gets the money? Every single customer who got the spam? The three people who actually sued them? Why should they get "my share" of the money when all the damages weren't done to them?

Rendering technology is waiting for the next generation of consoles. Devs are scared of doing pc-exclusive "super-graphics" because it will be PC-only and that market is mired in doubt of piracy and confusing sales numbers thanks to the myriad of digital options which aren't listed in the regular sales numbers.

Nothing radical will happen in the near-future apart from input methods such as Oculus Rift.