Who even reads magazines anymore?

Seriously, what's with the name? I've heard people using "Xbox 1" as slang for the original Xbox for as long as the 360 has been around.

http://megaman.wikia.com/wiki/Rockman_7_Famicom http://megaman.wikia.com/wiki/Rockman_8_Famicom

Accidentally bounce yourself into a miles-long crack and you'll be treated to a slow and agonizing fall to the depths of the moon before your oxygen tank is depleted.

Yeah. Wish they had warned me before I clicked on a link to Jezebel. Ouch! My eyes!

Kingdom of the Geriatric Ward, starring Harrison Ford. ...or just make it star his son instead. "Indiana Jones Episode 5"... or his father. "Episode 0".

I moved from the U.S. to a country that uses metric ten years ago, and now I can barely estimate how much anything is in imperial anymore. My mind has completely switched to metric. If I can do it, so can a whole country of people.

Yes, 2013 sounds like a very good year in which to set my futuristic sci-fi film. "In the year 2013..." sounds so damn futuristic. (Seriously, it does.)

This is no rebuttal at all. It doesn't prove anything in the study wrong, or even really try to refute any of it. I was skimming the article for the counter-argument, and couldn't find it. I don't understand the purpose here, or why /. posted this. This is a post on somebody's blog... or pseudo-journalism at best.

Facebook is the online place for people's offline identities. If you want to use a pseudonym, go somewhere else.

Even if this works for a few media products, if everyone started doing it I think people would stop paying for the majority of media content, and most producers wouldn't be profitable. Seems to me every time this sort of payment system is mentioned, the ears of the "all digital content should be unregulated" people perk up, and they try to tell us, "See?!" Might be just my imagination though.

The rioters are bringing a swifter death upon themselves.

The rat army is coming! Humans will be next.

An egregious omission. You can make one helluva cup of coffee with one of these bad boys.

I'd say widespread demand to politicians to shut down all nuclear plants is pretty hysterical.