Damn right. I hear they are pretty pissed about the whole "planet" thing.

Ask your doctor if Xanax is right for you

"and seeing as it isnt embedded in his arm"

So the obvious answer to this dilema is to embed RFID tags in students arms.

Take your censorship and go f*ck yourself with it.

Sincerely,

The Free World

p.s. we can still buy your oil, right?

Why should you tax efficient energy users? The goal is to discourage inefficient use of energy, not use in general.

Or maybe they bought the data from TiVo

We'll have to see if it gets rejected for "duplicate functionality" before we can say for sure.

Wouldn't that be pork barrel spending?

Apparently the researchers "found Jesus"

Or unwind moderation if you choose to edit

Correct.

Timothy is the moron here for allowing someone to submit his own story and draw his own conclusion based on 3 different QR code related articles.

Not to mention, those were individuals, not a group of raving lunatics committing murder in the name of their "peaceful" religion.

I think the point people are trying to make here is that TFA title is "Converting RSS Feeds To a Dynamic 3D Scene in 120 Lines of Code"
and when we look at the examples, we are seeing the 3D equivalent of the "blink" tag.

Why bother with the announcement of the tools, without a bit more effort put into what they can do.
Maybe the tools are great, but how would we know.

Following Hank's "Holy Shit" moment, Heisenberg's future is decidedly uncertain.

Or, how long before someone slaps on a new QR code for a Rickroll.