Comment: Re:TIL. (Score 1) 70
You do realize Canada has been in on the ISS since inception as a project
Get your facts right, Canada was involved in the ISS long before Inception was filmed.
Comment: How do I deprogram myself? (Score 2) 129
I'm appalled at myself. The first thing I noticed in the summary was 'That should be "its", not "it's".
Comment: Re:the usual stalking horse (Score 1) 419
Sexual contact with a child (i.e. someone under the age of consent) is always rape, legally speaking, because the child is held to have been unable to consent to the activity. Violence or the lack thereof is irrelevant.
Comment: Re:Oh no.... (Score 1) 177
No need to suck up to them, just wait for a cloudy day and the resistance will triumph.
Comment: Re:This is worse than the New York Times in 1971 (Score 1) 464
The New York Times wasn't likely to skip bail.
Comment: Re:Well, that about wraps it up for the US (Score 1) 685
It's not just the USA. I'm in the Canadian military and recently received an email from the IT people warning us not to access Wikileaks because:
- The site attracts a large volume of traffic. Given the nature of the material, third parties could collect and exploit visitor data or deliver malicious software through downloaded files.
- Conducting web searches for this information may expose the user’s computer to malicious search engine poisoning attacks.
- Some information on Wikileaks remains classified and could constitute a breach of security policy if viewed from, or downloaded to, DND/CF computers.
The third point is the one that the US used in this submission. The first two are just entertaining.
Comment: Re:Hey wow, this is true, I live here. (Score 1) 153
Yeah, and the Republicans are progressive because they had Lincoln!
Oh wait, maybe parties change over time.
Comment: Re:Good and bad (Score 1) 261
And then there's RailWorks, a $40 game that has $920 worth of DLC available on Steam, and more comes out practically every week. It's perhaps the only game that could be as expensive to play as the hobby that it simulates (model trains).
Comment: Re:I do not see the difference ... (Score 1) 261
My solution is to read the negative reviews and see whether the flaws that they point out sound like they'd bother me.
Comment: Re:EH (Score 1) 486
That's what you get for mixing the least healthy parts of Ontario, Alberta, and Quebec cuisine at the same time.
Comment: Re:It is well known where it is (Score 1) 560
In Soviet Russia, is no one expectink inquisition. For what are you askink so many questions, comrade?
Comment: Re:I thought Child Porn (Score 1) 1017
So, hypothetically, if Assange did rape some random Swedish woman, and Mandela wasn't around to watch (maybe that's not his thing), you would be unwilling to accept her testimony?
Comment: Re:I have something else for you to think about (Score 1) 483
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Spy sappin mah sentry camera!
Comment: Re:Israel (Score 1) 483
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My former roommate grew up in Kuwait, and has awesome stories like guys doing doughnuts in the middle of major intersections and hanging out the windows, or seven lanes of traffic on a road that only has four lanes. He saw the same thing in other Mid-East countries. His conclusion is that they're all crazy.
Comment: Re:Firest a ground zero mosque now this whats next (Score 1) 671
GP has specifically asked about "nuke the USA" game. Nuclear strikes are carried at a "high level of abstraction" in reality as well.
This was something that DEFCON nailed so very well. Playing to the soundtrack of muffled beeps and ventilation fans, then hearing someone sobbing in the background as "5 Million Dead" glows over Los Angeles, was enough to make me stop playing, creeped out.