I really think they should have spined up and voted this one down.
I don't care if there's a bill that issues free healthcare and fixes social security. If part of that bill says that 10,000 orphans will get murdered, you don't "take the good with the bad". You throw that shit out and fix it.
Sure, Bush is a madman. I'm used to that by now, I no longer feel the rage so strongly.
What really gets to me is that the damn Congress keeps rolling over and letting him get away with this shit. Sure, they huff and puff but they have no effing backbone to stand up to him when it comes time to vote. It's unacceptable, but still amazes me every. freaking. time.
This is hardly a DRM issue anyway. There is one download per platform, which until unlocked functions as the demo. It's basically old shareware style, but it just happens to phone home ONE TIME per install.
When was the last time you bought a game that had this *little* copy protection?
This jury should be able to convict him too, then! The amount of evidence is basically the same, and it sounds like he isn't up there on the personality charts either.
You're probably thinking of the semi-recently released PS3 game Eye of Judgment that uses an overhead camera to read the cards you place on the game mat.
Isn't that kind of like saying science is not math? Of course it isn't technically, but computer programming sure is a great way to describe a lot of the theory and put it into practice, and in many ways make it easier to discuss.
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Um. I almost modded you up to +5, but I was afraid of the rift in space and time which would have surely been generated by such a paradox.
Actually a better example of C/C++ knowing the size of the arrays would of been the sizeof() operator.
You're thinking of the infamous `size've` operator.
There is no 'OMGMYEYES' mod :(
Thing is, though, it's legal for the state but not for the nation. Who do you listen to?
you see, anyone can be a kernel developer!
Hmm... You just gave me an idea for a movie. RedHatatouille.
I really think they should have spined up and voted this one down.
I don't care if there's a bill that issues free healthcare and fixes social security. If part of that bill says that 10,000 orphans will get murdered, you don't "take the good with the bad". You throw that shit out and fix it.
That's the problem. ID has already "lost the fight" but is now being propped up by law.
Sure, Bush is a madman. I'm used to that by now, I no longer feel the rage so strongly.
What really gets to me is that the damn Congress keeps rolling over and letting him get away with this shit. Sure, they huff and puff but they have no effing backbone to stand up to him when it comes time to vote. It's unacceptable, but still amazes me every. freaking. time.
Really? You expected better of Texas? It was hard for me to even write those words in that order.
I'm going wherever they value loyalty the most.
Obviously it can't be an experiment if the version number = 2.0.
No, a jury decided it wasn't R. Kelly in those lyrics.
This is hardly a DRM issue anyway. There is one download per platform, which until unlocked functions as the demo. It's basically old shareware style, but it just happens to phone home ONE TIME per install. When was the last time you bought a game that had this *little* copy protection?
They not only created the game, but also are trying to get into distributing other works as well. It's called Greenhouse.
There's a patch, or at least a new build, out already. Check out the greenhouse site again.
8? lol. The books weren't on murder but police investigations. It all "looks" bad, but not bad enough to convict.
This jury should be able to convict him too, then! The amount of evidence is basically the same, and it sounds like he isn't up there on the personality charts either.
By default they come with 32 bit WEP, I think. It's technically not "unsecured", but the difference is basically negligible :p
You're probably thinking of the semi-recently released PS3 game Eye of Judgment that uses an overhead camera to read the cards you place on the game mat.
Your comment made me chuckle and then immediately feel sad for myself.
Isn't that kind of like saying science is not math? Of course it isn't technically, but computer programming sure is a great way to describe a lot of the theory and put it into practice, and in many ways make it easier to discuss.
Except that for CDs, there's only CD-R. It's DVDs that have the + and - options.
I had the same thought, and frankly, wouldn't be too surprised.
Somewhere in the universe, Bob Barker is crying.
Except that the "words" to that song are "woomp, there it is". Woomp.
Carry on.