Comment DHI (Score 1) 11
DHI? Dick Heads Incorporated?
Comment Re:What's the normal percentage? (Score 1) 220
I blame the immortal queens going around decapitating the other immortal queens.
"There can bee only one."
"Here we are, born to be kings, we're the princes of the universe!"
Comment Re:The good old days... (Score 1) 461
Ok, but how did it become fashionable to tie an onion to your belt?
Comment Re:Angora is lacking (Score 1) 87
I'll trade you some Glint for some Gleemonex
Are either of those like Plutonian Niborg?
Comment Re:OT: Dogs (Score 1) 435
I'm in favor of the doggy goggles, that would be awesome.
Comment Re:that's fine (Score 1) 408
Thanks. I had a feeling this was the case.
Comment Re:that's fine (Score 1) 408
I'm too lazy to do the math, but how likely is a sample of 48 from the population likely to turn up that kind of accident rate?
Comment Re:Same stuff, different day (Score 0) 296
It's Seattle. "a new neighborhood" means "30 more minutes from work, minimum".
To be honest though, I don't see why someone would be upset about the design of the homes... the buildings look fine, and don't even look particularly out of place for Seattle architecture. They're not old, that's about it.
'Old'? I bet our European friends will be laughing their asses off at this descriptor.
Comment Re:Oh no! (Score 2) 67
It's the end of the world!
I feel fine.
Comment WTF? (Score 3, Insightful) 225
At least the political stuff, the spying stuff, etc. is 'stuff that matters'. This? Just bandwagon jumping clickbait. Is there no way this story could have been spun to include testing standards, analysis of effect on the game, or something even vaguely, remotely applicable to the audience of this site?
Microsoft Opens Vulnerability Bounty Program For Spartan Browser 53
jones_supa writes: As it did in the past when it tried to make Internet Explorer more secure, Microsoft has launched a new bug bounty program for Spartan browser, the default application of Windows 10 for surfing the information highway. A typical remote code execution flaw can bring between $1,500 and $15,000, and for the top payment you also need to provide a functioning exploit. The company says that it could pay even more than that, if you convince the jury on the entry quality and complexity. Sandbox escape vulnerabilities with Enhanced Protected Mode enabled, important or higher severity vulnerabilities in Spartan or its engine, and ASLR info disclosure vulnerabilities are also eligible. If you want to accept the challenge, Microsoft provides more information on how to participate.
Comment Re:And when capped internet comes then people will (Score 1) 286
And then when you got past the nipples you stopped the download because there wasn't a point any longer.
By then, I'd usually lost patience and just turned to my vast collection of ASCII porn stored on a tape drive.
Those were the days......
Comment Re:This is not good... (Score 1) 256
The 'normal' level of vitamin D has also crept upwards over the years.
Comment Re:Waiting for regular news to catch this one (Score 1) 18
I'm sure you had the same level of skepticism towards an article published in Rolling Stone last fall.
Comment Re:solutions (Score 1) 67
If you can't find a picture of me online with 30 seconds on the googles, you need to stop eating the paintchips.
