Hopefully it's worded in a way that specifies minimum transfer speed from the service providers servers. Not taking into account service area or other environmental factors. Basically making it a "This is the maximum amount we'll throttle you" Bill. I doubt it though.
How would he maintain lateral stability in that thing? Flap his arms? Looks like it would roll over as soon as you gun it.
There doesn't appear to be any engineering to take that into account. What is this guys hoping this thing will fly on, hopes and prayers?
So what your suggesting is that the government comes in and stomps all the companies that provide internet to Canadians into the ground? For companies like Shaw, sure why not, but what about all the responsible ISPs? What your talking about is privatizing the internet. That scares me because then you only have the government controlling the price and they will have no competition. "Tax the Internet!"
I was completely blow away by this game when I bought it in the package. It's very well done and ends with you wanting more. Hopefully with this release the community can create some new stuff and drum up interest in a sequel.
Don't have it? Buy it!
I've lived in British Columbia for 28 years and this is old news. They've been measuring the distance and stress on the plates between Vancouver and Vancouver Island for decades. Most of us are well aware that at any time we could get hit with an earthquake of biblical proportions.
If they don't provide a demo, people are just going to pirate the games to see if they're any good. Then I'd say you have a 50-50 chance that someone is actually going to buy a legal copy if it's any good.
Sounds like crazy talk to me. Pretty much every game I have for my Xbox 360 I tested as a demo first. Now sure you'll argue that I paid for a gold members for access but most can be played with a silver account.
You heard wrong like so many Americans these days. We call Canadian Geese... Canadian Geese . We have round bacon and strip bacon. Usually we call them both... bacon.
Ya'll liv'n in the south?
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Sign them up for their own mailing list. See if they can get themselves off it.
Hopefully it's worded in a way that specifies minimum transfer speed from the service providers servers. Not taking into account service area or other environmental factors. Basically making it a "This is the maximum amount we'll throttle you" Bill. I doubt it though.
How would he maintain lateral stability in that thing? Flap his arms? Looks like it would roll over as soon as you gun it. There doesn't appear to be any engineering to take that into account. What is this guys hoping this thing will fly on, hopes and prayers?
It’s possible that the 10-15 other people who bought one may have had issues you didn’t
Live in Canada? Maybe. Live in Victoria? Not likely. It only gets below -10C a few days a year in the worst winters.
It's not like they're sharpened to a blade. Titanium or enamel, they're all going to tear your flesh the same.
So what your suggesting is that the government comes in and stomps all the companies that provide internet to Canadians into the ground? For companies like Shaw, sure why not, but what about all the responsible ISPs? What your talking about is privatizing the internet. That scares me because then you only have the government controlling the price and they will have no competition. "Tax the Internet!"
Troll!? I was trying to be funny :(
You mean like this one in Dubai? http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=8c40dee8ec
I second this. It's been proved time and time again that more guns in the middle east is always the answer.
I quietly await news of the first murder related to "Forum Rage"
Did I read that right? You pay for the privilege of the same ads you get by not paying? Ok... good luck with that.
You need to be able to see your target.
I was completely blow away by this game when I bought it in the package. It's very well done and ends with you wanting more. Hopefully with this release the community can create some new stuff and drum up interest in a sequel. Don't have it? Buy it!
How many people do you think would use their username as their password? I bet quite a few.
I've lived in British Columbia for 28 years and this is old news. They've been measuring the distance and stress on the plates between Vancouver and Vancouver Island for decades. Most of us are well aware that at any time we could get hit with an earthquake of biblical proportions.
more likely, they'll dump money into an occupation force. Works for the US.
If they don't provide a demo, people are just going to pirate the games to see if they're any good. Then I'd say you have a 50-50 chance that someone is actually going to buy a legal copy if it's any good. Sounds like crazy talk to me. Pretty much every game I have for my Xbox 360 I tested as a demo first. Now sure you'll argue that I paid for a gold members for access but most can be played with a silver account.
Apology not accepted! You sir, are what is wrong with America and why our precious arcades are disappearing! Nah I'm kidding, your cool.
You heard wrong like so many Americans these days. We call Canadian Geese... Canadian Geese . We have round bacon and strip bacon. Usually we call them both... bacon. Ya'll liv'n in the south?
No purchase necessary. Free delivery right to your registry.
and don't worry about downloading said update. They've already done it for you.
RSS was specifically designed for repeated requests. I doubt Blizzard programmed /who with the same intention.
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