Of course. It will be nothing but spin, aka lies. This is mass murder, yet they will paint it as war, so that’s okay. That’s fair. Double taps are fine because only ‘terrorists’ would go back to help the dead and injured women and children.
Yup – this story is false. I went there a few weeks ago on holiday in Tunisia. Its a tourist attraction. Loads of people there and these photos don’t show these people (I’ve a ton of photos that do).
Its about 30-40 mile’s out into the sahara so quite a trek by 4×4 but hardly unknown and deserted as the article makes out.
I believe Oculus Rift and the like are the future of entertainment. Google Glass, not so sure about until they can shrink it to a contact lens and stop you looking like you’re staring gormlessly into the air all the time, but you gotta start somewhere and at least its a start.
The OR however, will take us to other worlds. Just the thought of being able to sit in a racing car, or a fighter ship flying through space excites me. I’m bored of a screen and a control pad – its old hat. I actually want to be there – the OR will do that and more. I’m no-one in the grand scheme of things but I guarantee this will change everything.
It’s not. But then computer games aren’t for every person either. Horses for courses as they say, each to their own. This will change entertainment as well as media interaction, surgery, training the list is endless – you read that right here (and a ton of other places).
Sorry – I believe he’s right too. This is just watered down mainstream dancey R&B for a US audience. You’ve got to be overly in love with Daft Punk to love this – to the point that even if they fart you’ll think it’s the best thing since sliced bread.
The appeal is with an American audience. A dance music duo with the current trend of using American R&B type singers over the top. Probably why it was released in the US first.
Personally it’s an ‘okay’ track, nothing amazing and very safe but like I said, it’s a single appealing to that mainstream US audience.
