Comment Re:Minus 1, Troll) (Score 1) 30
this link is even SFW! take a look at this halloween parody..
Comment Re:People fall for spam? (Score 2, Funny) 118
..your link doesn't work
Comment Re:Absurd (Score 1) 184
read it again. it says informal policy.
Comment Re:DON'T LIKE iT? DOn'T USE IT !! (Score 1) 446
no need, i have a friend on FB called Senile Edge
Comment Re:New players AGAIN? (Score 0, Flamebait) 178
Like you can see in 3D with your one eye anyway. What do you think you are missing out on exactly?
Comment Re:It's an interesting point (Score 1) 197
AFAIK the most recent suggestion is that Neaderthals needed more calories per day, and hence couldn't find enough food to survive when homo sapiens lived through the last ice age.
Comment Re:Teach the Controversy Riddle-runes (Score 1) 219
That isn't an original idea by Terry Pratchett you know.
The combination of tortoise and elephant is present John Locke's 1690 tract An Essay Concerning Human Understanding, which references an "Indian who said the world was on an elephant which was on a tortoise "
Comment Re:Sorry, what? (Score 0, Troll) 115
That's Easter, fucktard
Comment Re:interesting (Score 1) 53
The larger problem is that the AIDS virus does not copy itself particularly well, consequently mutating fast. Different 'populations' of slightly different versions of the AIDS virus grow and decline and eventually the immune system can never quite rid the body of the infection which eventually overwhelmed as you described.
Caffeinated Alcoholic Drinks May Be Illegal 398
Anonymusing writes "The FDA has announced an investigation into the safety and legality of alcoholic beverages containing caffeine. As a Wall Street Journal blog reports, two major beer companies, MillerCoors and Anheuser-Busch, stopped producing caffeinated alcoholic drinks last year after reports surfaced of increased negative effects compared to caffeine-free alcohol. CNN notes that, according to FDA rules, 'food additives require premarket approval based on data demonstrating safety submitted to the agency' — and caffeine is a food additive. The 26 targeted beverage makers have 30 days to respond."
Comment Re:Spamford Wallace talks to the judge (Score 1) 179
What's the question that awards only single points?
Comment Re:Here's what I think is wrong. (Score 2, Insightful) 276
I don't think you quite understand. Data showed that there is already a correlation between the season a baby was born in and measurable performance statistics. They have shown that some, most or all of this correlation is due to a key assumption being false;
A key assumption of much of that research is that the backgrounds of children born in the winter are the same as the backgrounds of children born at other times of the year.
Ah fuck it, I can't be bothered to explain it in full. It's too obvious.
Comment Re:Proof once again... (Score 1) 222
Gone? Or police resources (and hence crime figures) skewed to the Mob on Mob crime? People obviously still drank alcohol, so what would cause this drop in domestic crime?
Comment Price drop for console, more profit for vendor (Score 2, Insightful) 221
The price drop makes the console more competitive. Without an HDMI cable in the pakcage the customer will have to buy an HDMI cable (hopefully from the vendor); these are cheap to make but retail for about £10/$10 IIRC. Console maker and vendor both win.
Comment Re:I pretty much take issue with the whole article (Score 1) 130
Prey had your character/avatar talking and reacting to the strange environment and things that were happening. Just as I was thinking "What the fuck is happening", my character would say the same thing! I'd seen that in an FPS until that point and it really imporved the immersion in the game.
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As you say, the author of TFA just hasn't played a large enough spectrum of FPS's to be a worthwhile critic of them.
