IIRC the procedure to make sure games are always available for offline is to launch and then quit every game, tell steam to go to offline mode, then your suppose to make a backup of a file (you'll have to google it, but I think its Clientregistry.blob). Then go back online, if you ever find yourself w/o internet and a game is giving you lip about launching you use that backed-up file.
Less than the encryption solution we've been lusting for. Most of the notification laws are written such that if you've encrypted you don't have to tell anyone about the breach.
And then if you get caught doing that you run afoul of the data breach notification laws, pay ~$204 per record and then get additional fines tagged on for trying to hide it.
The DDOS wouldn't have to be anti Human Rights, who cares if their page is down for a few days or even a month that's not going to stop the Human Rights people
Were they going to stab him in the back just because or were they going to stab him in the back because if they didn't he was going to stab them in the back.
On a somewhat related topic I just finished Planetes, which I highly recommend.
Its suppose to be hard SciFi for the most part, but one thing that I've always wondered about and I can't really find anything about it is human growth in low gravity. One of the secondary characters was born on the moon, and she was 12y/o and was I guess about 6' tall. I was wondering if there was any truth to that?
I disagree 100%, maybe its because when I was growing up the only things to drink in the house were Whole Milk or Water. It was actually funny when my two brothers and I all came home from college over some three day weekend my parents tried to play ahead and bought two gallons so we wouldn't run out. It was all gone w/in 24 hours.
You're really trying that argument on/. you do know it wouldn't be hard to find at least a dozen people here who would castrate themselves with a spoon for the chance.
From the Wiki article, I haven't read the book, it doesn't seem to say that Text is better than Icons; it says that Icons w/o text are worse than Icon w/ text. I personally agree with that, I can locate something based on its Icon than I can find a string of text, even if they are the same size.
All I have to say about Handbrake is fuck that icon. I don't use the program that often at all. A few months back I wanted to convert some media files, I'm on vista so I hit the Win key and try to type in the app name. Now what was that program called, OK I remember the Icon was a pineapple with a drink next to it; I tried blender and about six different drink names, trying to come up with the name. I ended up having to Google the name
Slashdot Mirror
And when the science get done we get a neat gun
Right?
How can Breen be in charge I thought that City 17 was in Eastern Europe?
Oh the irony
Good info thank you
I'm fairly certain that's always been the case even when you have the physical media.
My personal opinion is I bought it, if you try to take it away I'll have no moral qualms about pirating it.
IIRC the procedure to make sure games are always available for offline is to launch and then quit every game, tell steam to go to offline mode, then your suppose to make a backup of a file (you'll have to google it, but I think its Clientregistry.blob). Then go back online, if you ever find yourself w/o internet and a game is giving you lip about launching you use that backed-up file.
I only get that because of Nick at night, back when Nick at night was the same channel as Nickelodeon, actually I think N@N is now called TV land.
The answer is still no then they don't really pay programmers in India
I would love to see the world through you eye just for a day.
Unfortunately I think he's being honest, granted we would love to require that but its not going to happen.
Less than the encryption solution we've been lusting for. Most of the notification laws are written such that if you've encrypted you don't have to tell anyone about the breach.
And then if you get caught doing that you run afoul of the data breach notification laws, pay ~$204 per record and then get additional fines tagged on for trying to hide it.
The DDOS wouldn't have to be anti Human Rights, who cares if their page is down for a few days or even a month that's not going to stop the Human Rights people
I kind of see that as chicken vs egg.
Were they going to stab him in the back just because or were they going to stab him in the back because if they didn't he was going to stab them in the back.
yeah but her growth was because of the moon, I was wondering if there was an validity to it
>I'll just feel bad for you
How could you not say "I'll just pray for you"
But isn't the ARES-I the smallest of the ARES series, and it matches the Delta-IV max load.
On a somewhat related topic I just finished Planetes, which I highly recommend.
Its suppose to be hard SciFi for the most part, but one thing that I've always wondered about and I can't really find anything about it is human growth in low gravity. One of the secondary characters was born on the moon, and she was 12y/o and was I guess about 6' tall. I was wondering if there was any truth to that?
I seem to remember hearing that some President said to the heads of NASA pick something from 2001 and its funded, they chose the Shuttle
54k for a kidney and part of the liver?
Couple of questions does the liver grow back or do I need to cut back on drinking, and where can I sign up?
I disagree 100%, maybe its because when I was growing up the only things to drink in the house were Whole Milk or Water. It was actually funny when my two brothers and I all came home from college over some three day weekend my parents tried to play ahead and bought two gallons so we wouldn't run out. It was all gone w/in 24 hours.
How do you not realize that deaths are very bad for business, there will be lawsuits and loss of business because well people died.
You're really trying that argument on /. you do know it wouldn't be hard to find at least a dozen people here who would castrate themselves with a spoon for the chance.
From the Wiki article, I haven't read the book, it doesn't seem to say that Text is better than Icons; it says that Icons w/o text are worse than Icon w/ text. I personally agree with that, I can locate something based on its Icon than I can find a string of text, even if they are the same size.
All I have to say about Handbrake is fuck that icon. I don't use the program that often at all. A few months back I wanted to convert some media files, I'm on vista so I hit the Win key and try to type in the app name. Now what was that program called, OK I remember the Icon was a pineapple with a drink next to it; I tried blender and about six different drink names, trying to come up with the name. I ended up having to Google the name