ONE suspicious signal that never repeated. Well if you consider that good reason for belief I'm not so sure why so many of you have trouble believing in God
Perhaps because that one suspicious signal is still one more than any supposed God has ever given us?
I've always been a fan of
Windowmaker which plays nicely on OpenBSD. It's quite lightweight, customizable and doesn't interfere with what I want to do.
I'll be 42 in December. After having my mind polluted by Sesame Street as a youngster I started to gobble down cookies, hid in garbage cans and dreamt of living with a male life-partner when older.
Sadly, my life went to shit and I'm none of those things. I don't like cookies, dislike taking out the trash and live with a WOMAN and our child. Ick!
The problem is that NewYorkCountryLawyer (Ray Beckerman) is a publicity whore. This story is just more of his anti-IP FUD that will, in the end, mean nothing.
Oddly enough, that was also the past. I'm nearly 42 and remember very well music stores with racks full of 45 RPM records with just one song per side.
It was only when the music industry realized they could milk more money out of the consumers' wallet by forcing them to buy full LPs of 90% filler that the "buy an album for one good song" system came about. It killed the 45.
We do that for a point to point that is 12 miles and pay $1500.00 a month.
We pay CA$100 a month for a few kilometer run at a city on the east coast in.ca. The transceivers were something like $900 each but that's a one-time hit.
I have it on the 360. Not a bad game but they should really have called it "System Shock 3: Underwater Metropolis". There's a terrible sense of "been there, done that" with this game. Yeah, it's a successor to SS2 but there's no shortage of ammo, things are easy to hack, it's not creepy like SS2 was... In short, I'll be replaying SS2 before replaying Bioshock.
It's the PS2 version. I'm hoping that the binaries themselves haven't been changed so the PC users among us will get a chance to shuffle the AO PS2 level/map files to the PC for the game the way it was intended.
Biggest myths of all have been around for ages.
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The screeches of the monkeys in System Shock 2 always freak me out, no matter how many times I play it. (playing BioShock right now and it's nowhere near as scary as SS2 IMHO)
Or the sounds Haunts make in the Thief series.. eek.
The fact is that almost every event mentioned in the Bible has been historically verified.
Oh, sure, the bible might hit some basic human history right. I was referring to the supernatural voodoo. There's no evidence of planetary flooding, rising from death and the rest of the mythology.
Also, unless I'm blind, I can't see any reference to actual peer reviewed scientific journals in the Wiki.
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ONE suspicious signal that never repeated. Well if you consider that good reason for belief I'm not so sure why so many of you have trouble believing in God
Perhaps because that one suspicious signal is still one more than any supposed God has ever given us?
I've always been a fan of Windowmaker which plays nicely on OpenBSD. It's quite lightweight, customizable and doesn't interfere with what I want to do.
Any child psychologists in the house?
I'm sure there are but they probably just lurk and view slashdot as a large sample of the population...
I'll be 42 in December. After having my mind polluted by Sesame Street as a youngster I started to gobble down cookies, hid in garbage cans and dreamt of living with a male life-partner when older.
Sadly, my life went to shit and I'm none of those things. I don't like cookies, dislike taking out the trash and live with a WOMAN and our child. Ick!
The problem is that NewYorkCountryLawyer (Ray Beckerman) is a publicity whore. This story is just more of his anti-IP FUD that will, in the end, mean nothing.
I didn't know Gene Simmons read slashdot.
Ha. thanks for the good laugh :)
The future is a la carte.
Oddly enough, that was also the past. I'm nearly 42 and remember very well music stores with racks full of 45 RPM records with just one song per side.
It was only when the music industry realized they could milk more money out of the consumers' wallet by forcing them to buy full LPs of 90% filler that the "buy an album for one good song" system came about. It killed the 45.
I usually leave them dead in a ditch by this point.
And aliens would have the same psychology as we do?
More importantly, will they believe in Jesus?!
If ET ever comes here I hope their first contact isn't with primitive thinking kooks.
did they make more or less profit than what they would have made with the standard sales method?
Standard sales method:(per $)
$.53 to record company
$.27 to record execs' Mercedes fund
$.18 to record execs' cigar fund
$.02 to Radiohead.
New distribution method:(per $)
$.01 to bandwidth costs
$.99 to Radiohead
meah I made that all up.
Hahaha, purely fucking tasteless joke but I laughed out loud. :)
Bahaha! Damn my mod points expired. Good one!
Ace of Spades is on a previous Guitar Hero. You can find videos on YouTube of people playing it.
I'll second (or third or fourth) that.
I see it very often immediately after a story goes leaves the ~mysterious future~ and hits the present.
We got some Fucking SLAYER!!!!!
Agreed, but you know deep down that Jack Thompson will be raising a stink about kids playing "satanic" music or some other superstitious nonsense.
(the idea being bad registrars auto-register it and ICANN gets mad) Forgot to preview
No match for "ICANNARETHIEVINGCUNTS.COM".
Let's see what happens.
We do that for a point to point that is 12 miles and pay $1500.00 a month.
We pay CA$100 a month for a few kilometer run at a city on the east coast in
As you make a simple request for you "foe list", it's not a question that needs to go to the master server
My foe list has its own dedicated Cray XT4 for processing.
I have it on the 360. Not a bad game but they should really have called it "System Shock 3: Underwater Metropolis". There's a terrible sense of "been there, done that" with this game. Yeah, it's a successor to SS2 but there's no shortage of ammo, things are easy to hack, it's not creepy like SS2 was... In short, I'll be replaying SS2 before replaying Bioshock.
It's the PS2 version. I'm hoping that the binaries themselves haven't been changed so the PC users among us will get a chance to shuffle the AO PS2 level/map files to the PC for the game the way it was intended.
Religion persists against all common sense.
Hrmm... he must have three users because I've never rimmed his asshole.
The screeches of the monkeys in System Shock 2 always freak me out, no matter how many times I play it. (playing BioShock right now and it's nowhere near as scary as SS2 IMHO)
Or the sounds Haunts make in the Thief series.. eek.
The fact is that almost every event mentioned in the Bible has been historically verified.
Oh, sure, the bible might hit some basic human history right. I was referring to the supernatural voodoo. There's no evidence of planetary flooding, rising from death and the rest of the mythology.
Also, unless I'm blind, I can't see any reference to actual peer reviewed scientific journals in the Wiki.