Hint: Being near-circular in body shape is not the normal human shape. It's called obesity.

Other hint: Being quite thin and have a big, round head is (or should be) the normal condition of at least 50% of the human population (men + prepubescent children). The remaining 40-something % is (or should be) also quite thin with a big, round head, but often includes two lumps on the chest area. Then, for about 50% of the human population, at certain points in their lives they will sport another, smaller thin object with a round head.

Let's hope Apple's new fingerprint reader is better than their previous one: http://www.theguardian.com/tec...

Your argument... As opposed to what? Israel just killing Palestinians (terrorists, adults, children, men, women, journalists, doctors, UN personel, whatever), period?

If it's anti-social, can it still be a 'network'?

Clearly the giant monster and alien attack are merely stand-ins for the damage done by corrupt politicians and idiot bosses (like those at Electronic Arts), respectively. How I wish the first had a single monstrous eye and clawed arms and an omnimuous black finishing in real life, it would make recognising them much easier. However, representing idiot bosses using UFOs was not required - you usually notice right away they are not of this world.

...Earth shakes You.

Oh, wait.

Result of bug: Google car intact and still functional, passengers fried to a nice crisp gold-brown color, expected to taste like pork buns.

No. However, unlike a simulation, where the only values taken into account are those put in by the programmers and the car's designers (for stuff like wear-rates of mechanical parts), a test track will at least show values closer to real use, and may reveal unexpected hardware failures.

Unfortunately the Netherlands have a large amount of people who think it's alright that extreme rightist asshats spew hateful speech, but when a Muslim does it they need to be expelled.

According to Dutch media, at least one of them is....British.

Perhaps they are afraid someone will recognize the voices? Why would that be a problem? Or are the people making these videos UK security agency implants?

So did the Scottish.

Ostrich? Isn't that the local people's name for Austria, which is short for Australia?

For an obvious example of how bad Wikipedia can be, check out their articles on paranormal events. A lot of articles explain things like UFO sightings without any scepticism and present so-called 'facts' in revised historical contexts.

The bar that in Europe is placed much higher than (apparently) in the ole US of A, a concept that Uber appears to have some trouble grasping (not so Uber, eh?). So a business model that might work well in North America due to the abyssimal suckage of 'real' taxis there comes up at the bottom of the barrel at the other side of the Atlantic.

Gah, Slashdot doesn't take all Unicode characters properly :/

Read "Europe is not the USA"