This brings back amazing memories. Back in 1994 I was walking through a mall and found a bargain bin with 10 games for the price of one. Most were terrible but Space Quest 4 was gold. It is still one of the best games I have ever played. I really hope they get enough funding for the game.

The fact that the author did not intend to put it there does not mean it is not there. It could very well be that Lucas was going for space soap opera and he actually created believable, interesting characters who actually do tell us something about ourselves and answer some interesting philosophical questions. Also, many critics believe that, during the original trilogy filming, Lucas didn't have enough power to overturn any decision made by intelligent, creative assistants who actually know a lot about films. This, in turn, made a lot of the bad decisions he made in the new trilogy more apparent.

Because programming LEGOs is awesome! Really, take a look at some of these videos. There are also a lot of competitions for middle level school children and there is a big push to get it into computer science classes at elementary and middle school level, so it is being used a lot by younger kids.

They are not hipster glasses: http://cdn0.sbnation.com/entry_photo_images/3599594/google-glasses_large_verge_medium_landscape.jpg

It must include how much ammo I have left, my health and armor. Extra points if it has an image of my head as I take damage.

I do not understand the intricacies of quantum theory, however, I know that quantum theory has been discussed by people who do understand it, and that those people have reached consensus, made experiments, proven (or disproven) theories each time explaining better and better the things they are observing and I understand that there are probably some other things which don't quite fit in their current theory, but when they find them they will come up with better theories instead of ignoring the observations. That is definitely not faith.

I don't understand this point at all. The huge-selling Wii now has a market that means a lot more than "core gamers". Even if these core gamers stay with Microsoft or Sony, Nintendo has a big market all for themselves and Nintendo has their own exclusives which include the three the top rated games in Gamerankings. And if the Playstation and Xbox have shown something is that "continued rehashes of old franchises" is exactly what the market wants, look at the top selling games for PS3 and Xbox 360 and most of them are yearly rehashes (7 instances of the Call of Duty series!)

Good thing you saved one letter with the "@" sign instead of writting "at", makes your post look that much more mature and readable.

My family and I are spread throughout the world. At first we used Skype to talk, but in recent versions they decided to remove the option to video chat with more than one person (unless you want to pay for the plus version) so we started looking into some other options, since most of us have Android devices we figured it would be easy enough to try out hangouts and so far they have worked great, people can connect from their browser or from their Android device and you get decent audio and video for at least four people in different parts of the world. I am a big fan.

Other than that I cannot say I use my G+ account much, though, however, I would say I use it as much as my FB account.

Really? They stopped speaking to you because you could not change the wallpaper in their computer which did not even boot because a virus destroyed the boot loader? What are you, eight?

Only if you ignore the trend and just focus on the last month. If you actually observe the trend the story is very different: iOS had a huge 10% advantage a year ago which has all but vanished.

Damn, my plans foiled again by Microsoft's secret psychics!

Hari Seldon would disagree. Even without Netscape, the web would have eventually realized that the healthier state was open standards and the movement would have started, maybe it would have taken more time, but sooner or later someone would have thought: "Know what? Things would be a lot better around here if instead of one big company changing the way things work whenever it wants we just decided on something and stuck with it."

Except for, you know, the Real Academia one: http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/SrvltConsulta?TIPO_BUS=3&LEMA=lumia

But as a Spanish speaker I was just as surprised to find out as you are so I guess this is used in a different country than either of us live in.