How does this compare to the NES version?

I quit Insulet (I was the principal software dev for Android on OP5) because management didn't care about this kind of thing. I couldn't stay in good confidence.

One of my family members voted against my wife's freedoms, he's not family us anymore.

That's not a language change, they knew.

I'm not going to X, but if anyone contacts me I'd certainly talk.

Did he decapitate the question mark?

That problem is the same I've faced talking to people. They distrust science and anything that disagrees with what they have been told by trusted people in their tribes (often church). That's what makes this message effective.

The man writing is in a bear suit. He translated the roar as 'zipper', which indicates the bears have figured out his secret. He is then presumably eaten.

I think her time as a criminal prosecutor will come in handy.

I know a contractor working on teams. It was as eyerolling as you could expect.

You forgot the symbol crash at the end. How disappointing.

Speaking ass an app developer, the person who chose the text is probably not the person who did the development or testing. This is probably a default template where they just say "what's the title, what's the message". It would be very unlikely that it was anything butt a coincidence.

Gay marriage became legal for all states during Obama's administration, I'd call that progress.

They will never understand that. I knew a guy who refused a raise because it would put him in the next tax bracket. I didn't even try to explain it.

Request too vague, loading wolfenstien.exe

It's not irrational, you aren't dumb. I feel the same. I still don't want to play with you.

Is it... not supposed to?

Harvard isn't a government funded organization, so the first amendment doesn't apply. Hopefully the students find a way to sue based on the college's own rules though.

This is a comic adaptation of the 1884 (that's not a typo) Flatland, but in the book, instead of rotating, they explain the concept of the next higher dimension. Similar result. Good book, nails the social satire of sexism (remains relevant today).

Millions of people ride coasters each year, you're going to have a lot more dangerous things to worry about when having kids.