This was from WWII; however, there are still some unexploded bombs left over from WWI, and they are still dangerous.

that there is no blue food.

FWIW, I was here in the 90s but I didn't make an account for many years.

Gold is a common metal?

I assume this is supposed to be "from 7th century BC to 8th century AD."

Although it turns out the reference was not to actual bananas, just saying.

So they'd be perfect for Slashdot?

So it's like HAL 9000? According to Dr. Chandra (in 2010: Odyssey Two), HAL didn't disobey orders; he tried to follow two conflicting orders.

So, this will be like the famous "prophesied" issue of Astounding Science Fiction?

This story belong on the "Blog" of "Unnecessary" Quotation Marks!

Let's all panic at the mention of "DRM" in connection with the Linux kernel!

Checkers, at least as played in tournaments and matches. Though this may not qualify as a "popular" game, since almost everybody plays checkers/draughts without any three-move ballot or other randomization.

First, Capablanca decides that the game is played out and proposes a new form of chess. Then, Bobby Fischer decides the same thing and proposes Fischer Random chess. Now Carlsen wants to change the rules; at least, he goes with Fischer's version rather than suggesting something brand new.

are to stupid

Muphry's Law strikes again!

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