Adults who willingly make a choice to use certain things constantly at harm to themselves are not society's burden. We don't ban McDonald's because some folks don't eat anything else and hurt themselves in doing so.
Pirates aren't engaging in cyberwar. While I wouldn't think for a minute that the copyright cartels would pass up sticking their noses in this, it's not the main issue here.
I've found you can sort of recreate the experience by using Google to search directly for unprotected index pages or by sitesearching uploading sites like Mediafire and Rapidshare for key words....granted, you're liable to find much worse than what you were trying to search for.
I'm not sure if this is a particularly clever troll or just a grammar nazi in training, but the GP was using "past" correctly as an adverb, not a verb.
The problem with allowing the general public to make content for a game is that you get content the general public makes. If you really want to play in Penisworld, be my guest, but as for me, I prefer content with coherent design beyond the capabilities of Joe Nobody.
Finding Nemo has so many "peril" scenes I want to shoot myself by the end of the fiftieth act, and they're all scary for kids. That movie in particular would lose nothing if the violence were toned down and edited by someone who's not in love with every scene.
My 2-year-old niece has yet to be frightened by anything in Finding Nemo over the 20+ times she's watched it.
Perhaps your kids are just pussies?
"Researchers from HP Palo Alto studied videos uploaded to YouTube and found that popularity has little to do with quality or persistence."
Let me be the first to say "I told you so."
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My teacher used to say that. I'd always ask him how many report cards I'd need to buy a car.
+1, unny
What happened to Falcons 2-8?
Being able to shoot yourself in the head in a FPS? That's revolutionary.
Pah! Trespasser was doing that back in 90's. Call me when there's a real revolution.
I don't think it was called anything before it was discovered, actually.
Adults who willingly make a choice to use certain things constantly at harm to themselves are not society's burden.
We don't ban McDonald's because some folks don't eat anything else and hurt themselves in doing so.
Pirates aren't engaging in cyberwar. While I wouldn't think for a minute that the copyright cartels would pass up sticking their noses in this, it's not the main issue here.
I've found you can sort of recreate the experience by using Google to search directly for unprotected index pages or by sitesearching uploading sites like Mediafire and Rapidshare for key words. ...granted, you're liable to find much worse than what you were trying to search for.
An MMORPG where I can't cheat is already a ruined experience by me.
I'm not sure if this is a particularly clever troll or just a grammar nazi in training, but the GP was using "past" correctly as an adverb, not a verb.
Beautiful poem.
It's rare to find real art like this in a comment form.
Quit breathing and stealing all that oxygen, you malicious bastard!
We'll run out!
"All three say they are flush with cash, enough to upgrade and expand their broadband networks on their own."
I don't know what their real reasoning is, but you can be assured that it is not because they want to be responsible and expand with their own money.
The problem with allowing the general public to make content for a game is that you get content the general public makes. If you really want to play in Penisworld, be my guest, but as for me, I prefer content with coherent design beyond the capabilities of Joe Nobody.
Finding Nemo has so many "peril" scenes I want to shoot myself by the end of the fiftieth act, and they're all scary for kids. That movie in particular would lose nothing if the violence were toned down and edited by someone who's not in love with every scene.
My 2-year-old niece has yet to be frightened by anything in Finding Nemo over the 20+ times she's watched it.
Perhaps your kids are just pussies?
+1 Correct.
So your argument is that because it exists, children are forced to play it and become rapists?
They aren't releasing the ROM. They're releasing a patch to the ROM. The patch contains entirely their own work.
To fix your comparison: You can't sue me for making a script that turns the characters in your non-free program blue.
"I don't want to read a wall of text so I'm assuming the mods didn't want to read a wall of text and assumed it was a troll." - Spazztastic
"Researchers from HP Palo Alto studied videos uploaded to YouTube and found that popularity has little to do with quality or persistence." Let me be the first to say "I told you so."
I wish there was a +1 Correct mod. This isn't exactly insightful or interesting.
Of course breaking out of jail isn't legal.
What next, Apple claims that water is wet?
Wrong. Dolphin is already playing two or three Wii games perfectly.
Not really.
As a casual pirate, I must say that it does not.