christian stewart

I went by around 12pm and they warned me and around 30 people in front of me that they were likely to sell out by the time we got to the machine. They also said it will be in a new location tomorrow. :o(

this service is so good and has been so helpful to me that I'm like genuinely glad I can now pay for it.... what the

I can't wait to see YouTube's take on 'live'... any guesses?

Been using leet for a while, always amazed at how simple you guys have made the entire experience. I think it sets the bar for 'highlights video sharing' platforms. The only thing I don't recommend is watching my vids as they're br00tal! Username: sdawgy

Hopefully someone builds the "google cardboard" equivalent of this so we can just put our phone into a cheaper, dummy Pip-Boy.

So... it's a co-op hunting game?

This is literally my favorite app of all time

Several months after Periscope and Meerkat made waves in the tech industry, a 3rd player in the livestreaming category appears. Unique features include multi-broadcasting (groups of broadcasts are published together based on their hashtags), support for broadcasting to multiple social networks, and browser-based broadcasting. It's nice to see how quickly these services are innovating in order...

this game is hard: http://i.imgur.com/OJFtBKO.png

Based on the video demo, tasking that satellite to take a photo for you costs $600 (not sure if price varies and what locations it services): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9udHgYexJkE I wonder which industries could benefit from this? And then, hypothetically... could ISIS use this?

Slack, HipChat, ChatGrape, Flowdock, Unison, Glip, Cotap, Lua, Hall, Fleep, Kato, Twoodo, Convo, Stackfield, Svyft, campfire, Pie, Imbox.me, Bitrix24, Huddle, Teamnote, IBM Verse, Confide, Moxtra, Teamwork, Circuit by Unify, Central Desktop, Wrike, Yammer, Jive, Honey, Facebook @ Work, TigerText, Skype, Incentive Corp, and mattermost. Good luck gents

Had the pleasure to try this out at E3 with an Oculus Rift. It's absolutely stunning and quite a trip. Using a controller to orient yourself on an x, y, & z axis combined with VR has given me the most immersive experience to date. Excited for this small studio (ex-EA devs) to make more VR-focused games. Releases this September.

It's a longshot from the original Ghost Recon, but looks fun none-the-less. Seems like sandbox is the new norm in FPS/Action games.

It's like first-person temple run, mixed with the art style of Tron. Pretty cool. Makes waiting for Mirror's Edge 2 even harder though.

From 2014, but awesome idea: A game that leaves you alone with your thoughts... "Have you ever driven alone late at night? Found yourself thinking thoughts you’d never have anywhere else? Weird music playing on the radio? Glitchhikers is about that experience. Every drive is a journey. Every thought a conversation. What do you see when you look out at the night sky?"

Woah. I've played this before. It's a shit load of fun. It must have been 2013 when I downloaded it. Don't have it on my new computer though :( This was before goat simulator even came out yet I believe.

I've received 3 boxes so far.. all were in varying levels of awesomeness. Hit or miss IMO. The last box was fantasy themed and was mostly items you could purchase at a novelty gift shop: game of thrones magnets, a hogwarts suitcase tag, a dragon shirt and bowtie... honestly stuff I'd never wear/use. The first box I bought though.. man that one was cool. It had a very fashionable space invaders...