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I've known plenty of guys who scream at the TV during a game. I can't say I've ever seen one of them doing it while partially or fully unclothed (thank goodness).
Yeah, they save that particular behavior for when they're actually in a sports arena and being broadcast to millions of other guys screaming at their TVs
A little QI, little JO
EA probably said they didn't want the data, or didn't want to bother transferring it, so Mattel destroyed it. It could have been a requirement in the contract.
a little QI, little JO
I was in Singapore a few months ago and I found everyone I spoke with to be extremely helpful, friendly, and polite.
I'm talking about the thing triggering every once in a while because someone forgot to disable the brake to cut damp wood. If it was actually triggered by my hand touching the blade, of course I wouldn't mind paying $370.
Woodcraft carries sawstop table saws. They're gaining popularity. The main turnoff for me is that it can be triggered by cutting wood with high moisture content. The brake can be disabled, but if you forget, a new brake cartridge costs $70, and the blade will usually be ruined. Carbide blades are fairly expensive. And for a dado blade which requires a more expensive brake - total cost could be around $300
I have a batch file on my desktop containing "shutdown
I came across this the other day - List of additives in cigarettes
"One significant issue is that while all these chemical compounds have been approved as additives to food, they were not tested by burning. Burning changes the properties of chemicals. More than 4,000 chemical compounds are created by burning a cigarette."
On the guy's blog about the McDonalds incident, he says "The eyeglass is permanently attached and does not come off my skull without special tools.", but that's the closest thing I've been able to find. Somewhere, I read that it just has electrodes stuck to his head like an ECG. Hardly implants.
As for his "severe vision problem", he says in that same post that he carries around a letter from his doctor, but never mentions a vision disorder.
http://eyetap.blogspot.com/2012/07/physical-assault-by-mcdonalds-for.html
Instead of calling it a bug, I'd just call it an easter egg.
How are cameras in public places going to stop bombs? Sure it may help in catching criminals, but the damage has already been done. Maybe we should require background checks on people purchasing black duffel bags?
FTFA:
The NYPD is touting its use of the so-called smart cameras that have been used for nearly a decade in Lower Manhattan to identify potential threats such as unattended bags left for too long.
And only one 3.4 oz bottle of water per runner
That works!
It's from the Infocom game Leather Goddesses of Phobos.. That was as far as I got in the game because I couldn't figure it out. Pretty frustrating as I was a 15 year old male and giving the correct answer meant you got to bang the king's daughter or something. If you got it wrong, you died.
The solution was to type: say "riddle"
I may have had the right answer, but I wasn't typing "say" in front of it.
What's the difference between a computer salesman and a used car salesman? A used car salesman knows when he's lying.