Cutter wrote on Jun 4, 2017, 12:53:
That's actually sad to hear.

jacobvandy wrote on Jun 1, 2017, 14:01:
Bing may be so horrible that Microsoft has been needing to pay people to use it for years, but I do miss the good old days of getting real prizes in exchange for inflating their traffic numbers. I was too late to get a free Xbox (or two, or three, as it was apparently not too difficult to do), but I did get several retail copies of Vista Ultimate, a couple of wireless 360 controllers, a pretty nice webcam, a few DVD versions of MS-published PC games of the era... Just for running macros on their stupid mini-games all day.

RedEye9 wrote on May 12, 2017, 12:19:
Simply put, If you want a decent photo your cell phone is not going to take it.

Blue wrote on Apr 5, 2017, 17:42:

Shineyguy wrote on Apr 5, 2017, 16:02:
Holy crap, slower traffic keep right. I remember watching that video maybe 10 years ago. Looks like someone reposted it as new.

Nope. It was March 18, 2016.

Here's a story about the pilots getting their well-deserved medals.

Cutter wrote on Nov 28, 2016, 18:08:

Rigs wrote on Nov 28, 2016, 17:26:
Hmmm, soon you'll have to take out a mortgage just for a phone...or a 52-month loan like on a car! Fucking ridiculous!

=-Rigs-=

No one is forcing anyone to make those vanity purchases. I paid $150'ish bucks for a work phone - a tough phone thast's waterproof and shatterproof - 6'ish years ago and I still use it today as it works just fine for what it's supposed to do.

VaranDragon wrote on Nov 20, 2016, 10:22:

Enahs wrote on Nov 20, 2016, 09:19:

Rigs wrote on Nov 19, 2016, 16:40:
I'm sure he's watching with great interest. This could really jumpstart the whole 'space tourism' thing...

No, it will have no impact on the space tourism thing. This, if works, is a low thrust device. It is only useful as propulsion for the long distances between planets. It will not help get up and away from earth, or down on other planets either once we get there.

Yeah but one of Musk's main goals is to establish a living colony on Mars by 2100. A drive that significantly decreases the travel time between planets, or that can cheaply move large ammounts of freight between worlds would go a long way in bringing him closer to that goal.

Rigs wrote on Nov 19, 2016, 16:40:
I'm sure he's watching with great interest. This could really jumpstart the whole 'space tourism' thing...

Retired wrote on Nov 4, 2016, 16:17:
Until the batteries need maintenance. Plenty of studies that say the hybrids are worse for the environment than gas guzzlers.

Cutter wrote on Sep 16, 2016, 10:43:

Blue wrote on Sep 16, 2016, 09:12:

Cutter wrote on Sep 16, 2016, 01:44:
No, it is - for certain ethnicities and depending on where you live. Vitamin D, casein and whey proteins, are majorly important for a great many body fuctions. That's well known and accepted everywhere, except for kooks on Youtube who tell you don't need dairy.

Yeah, who would take unsourced medical anecdotes from a non-doctor on an internet forum?

I'm not going to waste my time and energy providing links to something anyone can easily find within a minute or two of searching if they're so inclined. If you don't understand why we need dairy, grains, fats, etc. than that's your problem. This isn't rocket surgery. No, let's just listen to some random guy on Youtube spouting bullshit. Yeah, that's the smart thing to do, Stephen.

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Cutter wrote on Sep 15, 2016, 21:10:

And cracked is wrong replacing dairy with water. Dairy is essential - at least for those of us of northern european descent who still live in northern climes. For people in the sun belt who get plenty of exposure to sun and fresh veg year round, not so much.

" The GIF feature is powered by Bing; we've also reached out to Microsoft for comment."

" was presented with "a very explicit image" of "a woman giving oral sex to a well endowed male." Her daughter hadn't searched for anything explicit, just the word "huge."

jdreyer wrote on Sep 14, 2016, 14:25:
Indiana Fertility Doctor Who Allegedly Used Own Sperm Faces Felony Charges.

Glad this douchebag is being nailed, but he committed this crime back in the 70s. Isn't there a statute of limitations?