Oh, really? Or then the dumb idiot pulls of a three-revert, or the good user brings it up on the talk page, or even better, notifies an admin of a badly behaving IP and gets someone to solve the whole issue. The greatest weakness of Wikipedia is the prejudiced approach that people often hold against it and how it handles vandalism/etc.
The damned "problems" you're talking about exists..
tadaaa, Only In America!(tm).
So, start lobbying or something. Because we're enjoying some really awesome internets.. hahahaha..
Consoles will get cheaper by then, well, at least X360 should. Also, a slightly larger user base will be available than there is right now, which means more sales, and Microsoft's exclusive episode packs (two of them) were announced for 2008. This should definitely boost sales and also give people time to save money on a console. Really, not a bad move if you're a patient fan.
Yeah, MGS4 or GTA4 deserve it. Halo/CoD came around like one year ago, pfft.. MGS and GTA have been around for well over 10 years and don't rely on a beowulf cluster of 10-year-old Xbox players who have no taste for FPSs (PC FPSs > * > console FPSs) to make themselves famous.
Sorry if I'm ignorant of some aspects of aviation technology, engines, or physics, but can't they use jet engines to slow it down, and then user whatever method that would otherwise be unusable at too high speeds?
From Wikipedia:
On 20 April 2007, both parties reached a settlement and agreed to drop their respective lawsuits. Under the terms of the settlement Thompson is barred from suing to block the sale or distribution of any future games published by Take Two Interactive or any of its subsidiaries. He will be restricted to communicating through Take Two Interactive's attorneys on any future matters. Thompson will still be able to maintain his outspoken stance against the publisher's titles, as well as still being allowed to act as counsel in lawsuits brought against Take Two Interactive by other parties.
But it's already out there, posted carelessly to file servers by government agencies and contractors, accessible to anyone with an Internet connection. How did they end up "posting carelessly"? I thought they have an Intranet that is separate from the web servers.
Too bad they can't catch the terabyte torrent distributors, or hell, even the scence itself, so they try to catch the naïve, computer illiterate and often innocent grandmas and children.
I, on the other hand, am pissed off because when I hear that I'm getting non-DRM music, I expect it to be consumer-friendly, but INSTEAD, they still use the "prove your innocence" approach, because God forbid spreading music brought from iTunes into P2P networks, like it's the only source of music for P2P networks anyway!
Why would the publisher care if a trailer was rated [as AO]? The whole reason behind ESRB being practically mandatory on games is because major retailers (e.g. Wal-Mart) don't sell games unless they have been rated by the ESRB.
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Since when did Sonera operate in the US?
Oh, really? Or then the dumb idiot pulls of a three-revert, or the good user brings it up on the talk page, or even better, notifies an admin of a badly behaving IP and gets someone to solve the whole issue. The greatest weakness of Wikipedia is the prejudiced approach that people often hold against it and how it handles vandalism/etc.
The damned "problems" you're talking about exists.. tadaaa, Only In America!(tm). So, start lobbying or something. Because we're enjoying some really awesome internets.. hahahaha..
Who dares to let through such idiotic abuse's [sic] of the apostrophe?!
It holds a certain nostalgic value. I'm really happy to hear this.
Consoles will get cheaper by then, well, at least X360 should. Also, a slightly larger user base will be available than there is right now, which means more sales, and Microsoft's exclusive episode packs (two of them) were announced for 2008. This should definitely boost sales and also give people time to save money on a console. Really, not a bad move if you're a patient fan.
Just because you're on Linux doesn't mean everyone has to run Java software. Torrent FTW.
Yeah, MGS4 or GTA4 deserve it. Halo/CoD came around like one year ago, pfft.. MGS and GTA have been around for well over 10 years and don't rely on a beowulf cluster of 10-year-old Xbox players who have no taste for FPSs (PC FPSs > * > console FPSs) to make themselves famous.
Hmm.. as opposed to Americans who are of a somehow "non-European" descent? :)
TL;DR. :p
Why are "children" capitalized? Is "Nigerian Children" some kind of a scammer group? What a funny name..
Sorry if I'm ignorant of some aspects of aviation technology, engines, or physics, but can't they use jet engines to slow it down, and then user whatever method that would otherwise be unusable at too high speeds?
Grand Theft Auto hijacked the event.
How did this get on the front page of Slashdot?
Too bad they can't catch the terabyte torrent distributors, or hell, even the scence itself, so they try to catch the naïve, computer illiterate and often innocent grandmas and children.
It's really exciting to finally find a new brother, enlightenment. :)
Whatever happened to the Strategic Defense Initiative?
No! The question is: "will it run Linux?", you insensitive clod!
It's "[g]reat job, Sun!", not "[g]reat job Sun!".
Compare "I eat Tom" with "I eat, Tom".
I, on the other hand, am pissed off because when I hear that I'm getting non-DRM music, I expect it to be consumer-friendly, but INSTEAD, they still use the "prove your innocence" approach, because God forbid spreading music brought from iTunes into P2P networks, like it's the only source of music for P2P networks anyway!
Nope. Flash, perhaps?
Why would a government-owned media company need DRM?
Why would the publisher care if a trailer was rated [as AO]? The whole reason behind ESRB being practically mandatory on games is because major retailers (e.g. Wal-Mart) don't sell games unless they have been rated by the ESRB.