Yep, they knew they couldn't all get off work for the raid so they decided to call it a "strike"

I swear, it is like Apple designed a windows laptop. "we made it ultra simple to not confuse our dumb-dumb consumers, but for an extra $200 you can have this accessory that gives it what it should have had in the first place"

Bad. I think that each city, town, neighborhood, whatever should be able to make whatever rules they want on the subject. I like the inexpensive stays and potential side income from AirB&B, but living in an area with them can really suck because you get can get stuck with a different shitty neighbor every few nights. not to mention the fact that that additional income can contribute to the inflation of the real-estate in an area. I think any sweeping regulation on the issue would be heavy-handed, the determination of if it should be permitted should be determined individually in each area, by the people who live in that area.

yea, because groups of native guerilla soldiers could never drive out a technologically more advanced adversary, that only happens in Fairytales and movies... oh wait...

I'm pretty sure it can be classified as both racist and xenophobic.

Owning a cat IS a mental illness

We should be encouraging STEM and medical degrees, not making them even more difficult to pursue.

yea, that works great if you didn't trade the first one in to purchase the 2nd.

After dealing with the Wii and 3DS and the Nintendo account system I don't intend to buy a new Nintendo system till they get that figured out. Having to spend 2 hours with customer support to transfer my account from my old 3DS to a New 3DS is not an experience I'm looking to repeat ever. They need to follow catch up with Steam, PSN, and XBL, and make that easier before I'd even consider them again.

Oh.... i thought a leppo was that big cat with the spots....... :P

"Apple"

true, but I have more respect for "give me liberty or give me death" over "give me liberty or I'm gonna go shit talk you from a county famous for doing exactly what I'm trying to stop"

I would love to have it filter out all prepositions to see what it comes up with.

I have to disagree. You are right when looking at a tech-literate consumer, but most consumers are not tech-literate. I can not tell you how many people i have had to deal with back when i was in IT that just wanted a shiny rectangle to check facebook and email. These people wouldn't be able to tell the difference between an i7 and core m, because they never use more than a core m's worth of power.