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What about fully dynamically destructible environments? What about being able to free roam? What about being able to bust down any door and go in any room in any building you see? What about that stuff?
about 3 hours ago on 'Call of Duty: Ghosts' tech demo reveals what next-gen soldiers (and dogs) will look like 4 replies 1 recommend
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You need to buy a new car every 2 years to keep up.
about 3 hours ago on GM commits to in-car apps by the end of the year 1 reply 1 recommend
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You mean this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=KbWgUO-Rqcw
about 5 hours ago on Microsoft Xbox One: everything you need to know
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All that money happens to be mine. However, if you agree to let me keep 10% of it, I will relinquish the rest in taxes. You may deposit the rest in my personal bank account.
about 10 hours ago on Oxfam claims $18.47 trillion held in 'tax havens' as EU leaders meet to discuss solutions
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about 14 hours ago on Inventor of the GIF uses awards ceremony to remind us how it's pronounced 1 reply 5 recommends
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A sarcastic question deserves a serious answer. Use a PC running DOSBox and a 2600 emulator. You can even buy old DOS games at http://www.gog.com/
1 day ago on Xbox One will not be backwards compatible with Xbox 360 games 1 recommend
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Anything that was designed for the Xbox 360 will have to be rebuilt, and it sounds like Microsoft doesn’t plan to do so.
Many of those games had PC ports, so that would make a new port to XO much easier and quicker.
1 day ago on Xbox One will not be backwards compatible with Xbox 360 games
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It’ll be the same games. Basically you’re buying a locked down PC with a friendly interface and a low price.
1 day ago on Xbox One vs. PlayStation 4: the next console war pits living room against cloud 1 reply
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Double Irish With a Dutch Sandwich
That sounds like the title of a banned YouTube video.
2 days ago on Apple denies avoiding taxes, calls for reform in Senate testimony 1 reply 7 recommends
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Nah, that would only result in a lawsuit, supposedly for the good of the consumer, industry, and innovation. Copyright, trademark, patent, buttplug.
4 days ago on How two Valve engineers walked away with the company's augmented reality glasses
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China, lolz.
4 days ago on ZTE and Huawei face EU investigation over predatory pricing
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If they are trying to make money then wouldn’t it make sense to sell it to as many people as possible? Maybe license it out to other manufacturers too? Unless the automatic drive components cost too much, but that’s kind of hard to believe.
4 days ago on Mercedes-Benz shows off self-driving car technology in its new $100,000 S-Class 1 reply
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100 in all that traffic? It’s going to take more than self driving cars.
4 days ago on Mercedes-Benz shows off self-driving car technology in its new $100,000 S-Class 1 reply 1 recommend
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Does any new car cost $10,000? Hopped up golf carts and Chinese death traps don’t count.
4 days ago on Mercedes-Benz shows off self-driving car technology in its new $100,000 S-Class 1 reply 2 recommends
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We all know how expensive a Mercedes is, but how much do the self driving components cost? Does this really need to be limited to a high end cash burner?
4 days ago on Mercedes-Benz shows off self-driving car technology in its new $100,000 S-Class 1 reply
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This is one of the things that made Nixon fire Alvin Weinberg. He was hardly a foil hat kind of guy.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alvin_M._Weinberg
Today the Chinese are all over thorium reactors and new research has started.
5 days ago on Arctic oil boom sparks the next great political and environmental battle 1 reply 1 recommend
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Yes that was originally the problem, and one reason Nixon was against thorium based reactors. There is debate about the bomb proof nature of thorium. Some British scientists say they can make a bomb with it:
http://science.slashdot.org/story/12/12/06/1451254/thorium-fuel-has-proliferation-risk
5 days ago on Arctic oil boom sparks the next great political and environmental battle 1 reply 2 recommends
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Thorium nukes don’t need to be renewable, it’s everywhere. It’s really impressive stuff that was started in the 1960’s and then dropped because of politics and money (yay president Nixon). Here’s a mishmash of meetings and talks that do a great job explaining it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P9M__yYbsZ4
5 days ago on Arctic oil boom sparks the next great political and environmental battle 3 replies 12 recommends
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It’s something to do with aliens, the Illuminati, genetic manipulation, and a new prototype flavor of shake-n-bake. 
5 days ago on Was an American engineer in Singapore killed for what he knew? So far, testimony points to suicide
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Realistically if immigrants in this country had decent jobs to pay taxes on there would be less complaining about immigration. 2birds 1stone?
6 days ago on Tim Cook defends Apple ahead of Senate hearing, reveals more about US manufacturing plans
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Not sure about that. If Apple gets money from government to bring the factory to the US then it might not matter at all.
(number_of_jobs * wages_over_years_of_employment) – (goverment_money_paying_for_jobs)
6 days ago on Tim Cook defends Apple ahead of Senate hearing, reveals more about US manufacturing plans 2 replies
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Manufacturing in the US? You mean about 300 jobs and tens of thousands of robots.
6 days ago on Tim Cook defends Apple ahead of Senate hearing, reveals more about US manufacturing plans 3 replies 5 recommends
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That’s weird. I thought the government was working on the premise that everyone is a terrorist and everything is a WMD.
6 days ago on White House calls for reintroduction of shield law to protect journalists and sources
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No, the current fad is to go backwards instead of forwards. To rehash the old instead of coming up with new things.
6 days ago on ‘Star Trek Into Darkness’ review: boldly going back to the future
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So much lens flare. I think I’m going to wear sunglasses when I watch this.
7 days ago on ‘Star Trek Into Darkness’ review: boldly going back to the future
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Oh for Fu(|<sakes stop with the variant model numbers!
9 days ago on Nokia's aluminum Lumia 925 is the best Windows Phone yet, but that's not enough (hands-on) 1 reply 1 recommend
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It certainly would be more interesting if they adjusted for hate based on population. Still, California has a shit ton of people, and the hate is pretty low.
11 days ago on 'Geography of Hate' maps racism and homophobia on Twitter 2 replies
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So much hate in Meenahsoda.
11 days ago on 'Geography of Hate' maps racism and homophobia on Twitter
