It's the white portal gel, obviously. Let's you place portals wherever you want!

Sorry, I was referring to TRON Legacy, the 2010 film directed by the same guy that later directed Oblivion.

It obviously wasn't enough people's favorite, as the sequel got cancelled.

Debated between this and TRON Legacy, but I feel like TRON might have been more appreciated.

Also, wondering if anyone liked Mortal Engines? Read terrible reviews, but been meaning to check it out. Seems like my kind of flick.

Was just thinking about rewatching Speed Racer this afternoon. It was a fun flick!

That just shows that they're overdue!

If some relatively small taxes is the price I have to pay for this kind of peace of mind, I'll take it every time.

Indeed. If you want peace of mind, pay the fee. That is a "right wing capitalist value".

THAT'S THE ONE!

...I couldn't remember. Thanks for the assist!

...um... zing?

Who is happy with their insurance? Premiums have been skyrocketing because insurance companies, hospitals, and doctors practically collude to hide the massive amounts of money that they move into their pocketbooks.

I'm still going with the theory that insurance premiums are high because doctors have to pay so much in malpractice insurance because we have so many frivolous malpractice lawsuits. If we stopped frivolous malpractice lawsuits, it would result in lowering our insurance premiums.

Padme really did die of a broken heart!

Maybe that's Carmack's "more recent comment", but the article mentions even more recent comments (at least, I assume they're more recent, since they mention DX10 and Rage).
From the article, Carmack said:

"Personally, I wouldn’t jump at something like DX10 right now. I would let things settle out a little bit and wait until there’s a really strong need for it."

And:

As John Carmack said when asked if Rage was a DirectX game, "It’s still OpenGL, although we obviously use a D3D-ish API [on the Xbox 360], and CG on the PS3. It’s interesting how little of the technology cares what API you’re using and what generation of the technology you’re on. You’ve got a small handful of files that care about what API they’re on, and millions of lines of code that are agnostic to the platform that they’re on."

Sounds to me like he's still favoring OpenGL.

offering a more stylized approach to the universe

TOR is already stylized!

Another video of the clouds: http://www.youtube.com/v/nqFlgXi207M

.....and thank you for showing us that difference.