Hey, this is Slashdot. You're supposed to get excited when someone even mentions ponies (or Natalie Portman, for that matter.) I take pride in knowing about ponies.
Now if you want to post comments on Slashdot, and you're using one of these paper computers, you have to use a pen or pencil to write out your comments.
I know, I know, it's not a programming language. But he could learn HTML/CSS, preferably the standards-compliant kind, not the IE, tagsoupy FrontPage-generated garbage. I feel it could help a programmer(-to-be) in various ways.
They should seriously port Doom to the Wii. Use the Wiimote to shoot, switch weapons, view map, etc. Use the Nunchuk to move around, and the two Nunchuk buttons zoom in/out of the map. Online play wouldn't be that hard to implement, though messaging in the game might be a bit tricky for the player. I know I would enjoy playing this.
On a serious note, is Ubisoft actually legally allowed to distribute these cracked executables, because they are of their own product?
I would think so. The only thing stopping them is if there's any code the crackers wrote to disable the CD check, which they would have to get the permission to use (no matter how serious the violation of their EULa is.)
Sorry if this is redundant, but African-American doesn't mean black. Hugo Weaving's white and he was born in Nigeria. He's from Africa, he's not black.
I completely agree 100%. This problem is VERY annoying to me, as being the paranoid person I am, I clear my cookies out every time I exit my browser. If they directly implemented it in the comment submission form, I would be very grateful.
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Actually, this isn't a bad idea. Remember what Phil Zimmerman did with PGP when there were restrictions on cryptographic software?
You forgot the "???". (I own the patent to it, so you'll have to pay me for it.)
Pfft. I patented matter and energy, so I'm going to sue both of you, as well as every other person on Earth.
And among Slashdot readers, there is no pregnancy, as that would require sex. (It's a joke. Please don't mod me a troll.)
A wise man once passed away and went to Heaven. He asked God when Duke Nukem Forever would be released. God replied, "Not in my lifetime."
Hey, this is Slashdot. You're supposed to get excited when someone even mentions ponies (or Natalie Portman, for that matter.) I take pride in knowing about ponies.
Now if you want to post comments on Slashdot, and you're using one of these paper computers, you have to use a pen or pencil to write out your comments.
Twitter? Is that you?
Twitter took his job, so he's actually doing something good now.
Less is more.
And smashing pumpkins.
Dick Cheney got one! *Hunting partner ducks*
I don't remember where from, but I remember hearing something about merging UOF with ODF.
It sucks for throwing together little one-off projects though. A little FAQ sheet. A letter to someone. A notice for the door. That kind of stuff.
Why not use plaintext files for that kind of stuff? It's much faster, and uses up far less disk space than any zipped-XML or binary format.
I patented the "????", so he couldn't use it.
Anonymous Coward has prior art, you know.
So who is going to be the first to pop that cherry?
If you even know about this website, you probably won't get to.
Or you can also limit how much fertilizer you use. Saves you money and the environment.
I know, I know, it's not a programming language. But he could learn HTML/CSS, preferably the standards-compliant kind, not the IE, tagsoupy FrontPage-generated garbage. I feel it could help a programmer(-to-be) in various ways.
They should seriously port Doom to the Wii. Use the Wiimote to shoot, switch weapons, view map, etc. Use the Nunchuk to move around, and the two Nunchuk buttons zoom in/out of the map. Online play wouldn't be that hard to implement, though messaging in the game might be a bit tricky for the player. I know I would enjoy playing this.
On a serious note, is Ubisoft actually legally allowed to distribute these cracked executables, because they are of their own product?
I would think so. The only thing stopping them is if there's any code the crackers wrote to disable the CD check, which they would have to get the permission to use (no matter how serious the violation of their EULa is.)
That was Mark Twain who said that.
Sorry if this is redundant, but African-American doesn't mean black. Hugo Weaving's white and he was born in Nigeria. He's from Africa, he's not black.
I was so annoyed by this problem I almost made a decision to always post as Anonymous Coward and manually sign all my comments with my user ID.
I completely agree 100%. This problem is VERY annoying to me, as being the paranoid person I am, I clear my cookies out every time I exit my browser. If they directly implemented it in the comment submission form, I would be very grateful.