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Again though, mirrors and blindspots. Those take a hell of a lot longer to properly check and often involve turning your gaze away from the road entirely. Especially when changing lanes on a busy stretch of road. You can argue all you like about doing away with speed limits, but you don't get to use the argument that checking your speedometer is a fatal distraction when a dozen more important tasks take longer.

Unless you think we should do away with mirrors and looking over your shoulder entirely, in which case I'd have to ask you to never drive any sort of vehicle ever again.

The card-battle system was PSO Episode III. Before that they had Episodes I and II on a single disk.

Heroes. Oh god, I love this show.

That thing still on the air? I got bored after Sylar was killed-for-real for the third/fourth time.

What sort of system requirements are we talking here?

Huh...looking at a world map, it doesn't seem quite that big

I'm guessing it's because Alaska, the largest state by area, is separated from the rest of the states. Perception check fail.

Quote from: Sirus on July 06, 2012, 06:36:37 pm

Quote from: Scelly9 on July 06, 2012, 06:32:22 pm

http://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/a/-/breaking/14151849/virus-threatens-internet-blackoout/

Is it just me or does this look REALLY shady?

Shady how?

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Facebook users would get a message that says, “Your computer or network might be infected,” along with a link that users can click for more information.

That. The "Your computer may be affected" line is a pretty good sign that its a virus behind the link.

Could also be something that pops up for all users, just to be on the safe side. It could, for example, lead to a page that makes sure that users know what the proper URL looks like or something.

Honey is amazing in all forms and if you disagree you are an immoral person.

Never claimed to be particularly moral

There are times, however, when you should drive less than the speed limit, and I'm willing to forgive slow drivers in these circumstances, up to a point:

A) Beginning drivers; I was terrible when I started and hated driving. Now I love it, but back then...
B) If they have a heavy or bulky load. Big rigs often go slower than the limit, or have their own separate limits. Considering the stuff they might be carrying, a little extra safety is a good thing, so long as they aren't in the fast lanes.
C) Bad conditions. I consider myself a good driver and I constantly scan for danger. That said, if there's heavy fog or slippery roads, slow down! I remember driving home late one night through a heavy storm that left the sides of the highway flooded and had my wipers going full speed. I was going nearly 20 mph less than the limit, and even then I was passing most people. That shit is dangerous. Fun drive though.