EvilPopsicleDog

You have to admit; simply taking the casing off a store bought 80's clock, putting it in a suitcase and bringing it to school could easily be grounds for a bomb hoax.

Exactly, this implied he'd elected not to carry a gun; most police in the UK that carry guns are special armed units.

Yes, but the possible input to a chess game is strictly limited - one player cannot just change the way a piece moves or introduce a new piece, and thus, it is not taken into account in any strategy. These sorts things must be taken into account when programming.

So exactly like Yik Yak?

Very novel, but I feel like its fundamentally flawed; for most people it would easier to remember a URL than it would be to remember a 'meshtag'.

The researchers created an entirely unnecessary risk on a public road. There's nothing more to it than that.

So they should get away with it to ensure that their funding isn't cut? I'm intrigued what you'd consider a "big enough" risk that they should face punitive measures.

I believe Student Finance ask whether or not you're financially dependent/ living with your parents, so I'd guess not.

I think you should definitely force new users to swipe through the tutorial - it's initially not obvious at all what the goal of the game is!

Haha, that's a very accurate analogy!