Prints with a latex based ink. It's a bit less toxic than some other inks and has a 30% flex once dry. Also has good outdoor durability and a decent color gamut compared to other UV resistant outdoor inks. It's used for vehicle wrap graphics and other outdoor applications.

Keep in mind HP makes good large format inkjet and latex printers (of the 36" to 96" roll paper variety). The old 5000/5500 design jet series were warhorses. They generally have many more options than your desk top printer, and you use many of those options during production. The 5000/5500 series had a horrible interface. The newer 6100z and latex printers have not expanded much on that. I could see using WebOS would improve these printers greatly.

Though true about the lack of cannibalism, did you actually read it? It's not a short story. My copy is 200+ pages...

A fool and his/her money are easily parted.

The rest of us get a surprisingly good entertainment return on video games compared to movies/cable/clubs/whatever even with DLC...

The last book took six years to write. The first one was started in 1991 and published in 1996. Not exactly a "quick" buck...

Off-shore competitors and a significant drop in the price of silicon which made panels with thicker applications of it more price competitive.

"In California, you don't get much snow or ice, or sub-zero temperatures"

Uh...I would like to introduce you to this mountain range called the Sierra Nevada. Believe me, it snows there and gets quite cold...

First one I have ever tried. Glad I did not play the others...

Well, considering I have played the demo and have expressed an opinion, "wrong" does not come in to play...

No. I want to drive in a fairly realistic version of San Francisco. Something this game does not provide. "Changes related to gameplay" sounds to me like lazy designers...

Or the developers are in the UK and know SF from a map perspective and not a practical driving perspective...

Anyone play the demo that is currently accessible to the consoles?

I recognize buildings and striped down neighborhoods but this has to be one of the worst recreations of San Francisco in video game history. It just feels completely wrong. The tiered street do not tier at intersections. The streets are ridiculously wide with some strange diamond pattern in the middle. What little of the city available in the demo feels flatter than the real SF. Did any of the developers ever drive in San Francisco? Too bad really, even striped down in size for a video game there are some excellent passages through the city that would be fun to drive in video game form.

I'm on a console, so the DRM thing is accepted, but I won't be buying the game because of the piss poor job they did recreating SF.

Trustafarians don't need jobs. Lives possibly but not jobs.

I find with frame and component quality, $500 - $600 is absolute minimum for a bike that will hold up. My next bike will probably run $1000 - $1200. A Trek Madone, which you will see quite often in packs of serious cyclists, range from $2000 - $11,000. Go to a good bike shop and lift a 14 pound race bike. Then lift a $300 - $500 bike. You will see the difference. If you were to ride both you would feel an even bigger difference...

10x? What crappy bikes have you been buying? $2700 is middle high for bikes. It would get you a very good steel or aluminum frame with top of the line components or a lower end carbon fiber frame with medium components...

I played Donkey Kong in the arcades as a kid. That was just about enough Mario for one gaming lifetime. There are many great old games, I just don't find the Mario titles included in that group.

"So enjoy paying for graphics, I'll pay for fun."

Some reason I can't have both?