Your reputation is dependent on every medium you communicate through. Lots of people have real-life relationships with friends and family mirrored on social networking sites. If someone gets your password and makes fake posts about you coming out as a paedophile, your reputation will be harmed.
He wouldn't deserve a thing. The events are defined by sets of rules, and staying within those rules is a necessary part of an event. Without doing so someone cannot legitimately say that have won anything, as they haven't participated in the event at all. Their result is irrelevant.
I know... I forgot to post in plaintext mode, so the less-than sign got removed as HTML. I forgot the semicolon at the end of the statement too.:( Fail.
Damn, caught! Believe it or not, that was the first thing that came to mind. What didn't come to mind was how to spell it, so instead I used the closest equivalent I knew.
And the only reason I can imagine why any manufacturer would choose to make a battery non-removable is to prevent an industry of [unapproved] replacement battery makers.
Or because it limits you to buying an entirely new device when the battery wears out; oh look, a new version has just been released!
Yeah, they can't see colour like we can. They also have bad visual accuity, but pretty good night-vision.
Mantis shrimps have the coolest visual system I've heard about; check it out. Human visual spectrum plus infrared, ultraviolet and polarisation perception.
I'd be embarrassed too if I were a member of the most dominant single species on the planet, but still got beaten up by something with one percent of my size, strength and intelligence in the middle of my own territory surrounded by others of my kind...
It seems pretty ridiculous to characterise anyone who wants to play a new game at a playable framerate as a 'hardcore gamer'. Mass Effect, Bioshock, Supreme Commander, Rainbow Six Vegas and so on are all good games for both casual or more frequent players, but would be completely unplayable on that hardware. Anyone wanting to play those games would probably feel that way.
You can already pair up unmatched AMD cards as long as they both have crossfire capability. I can't recall the exact details offhand, but I remember reading benchmarks of it on Anandtech some time ago.
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What fish-phillandering flounder modded this troll? Grow a sense of humour you silly chit!
The article seems to be down, here's Anandtech's analysis.
You may now dismiss my opinion because I'm ignorant/incompetent/doin it rong. Thank you.
You must be new here. This is Slashdot! If you want to be flamed by Vista fanboys, go to SH/SC on the Something Awful forums.
they're talking about 3 space dimensions
Ahem! The word is 'Spatial'.
FEMA has access to your Infolink anyway. Remember, Walton Simons is still heading it and he's got newer firmware than you, Denton!
Yeah... Now karma is measured in amps.
Then many people have 'bigger problems'.
Your reputation is dependent on every medium you communicate through. Lots of people have real-life relationships with friends and family mirrored on social networking sites. If someone gets your password and makes fake posts about you coming out as a paedophile, your reputation will be harmed.
Know what's even cheaper? Not going to war. Maybe governments should try that instead.
I suggest fusing their feet with a block of cement.
He wouldn't deserve a thing. The events are defined by sets of rules, and staying within those rules is a necessary part of an event. Without doing so someone cannot legitimately say that have won anything, as they haven't participated in the event at all. Their result is irrelevant.
I know... I forgot to post in plaintext mode, so the less-than sign got removed as HTML. I forgot the semicolon at the end of the statement too. :( Fail.
Thanks for the assist. With a little googling I found its genus, the Sphex or 'Digger Wasp'.
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Damn, caught! Believe it or not, that was the first thing that came to mind. What didn't come to mind was how to spell it, so instead I used the closest equivalent I knew.
Yes, definitely only the true libertarians.
Phone companies need to learn from instant messaging software. Make a 'Block Last Caller' button!
And the only reason I can imagine why any manufacturer would choose to make a battery non-removable is to prevent an industry of [unapproved] replacement battery makers.
Or because it limits you to buying an entirely new device when the battery wears out; oh look, a new version has just been released!
Yeah, they can't see colour like we can. They also have bad visual accuity, but pretty good night-vision.
Mantis shrimps have the coolest visual system I've heard about; check it out. Human visual spectrum plus infrared, ultraviolet and polarisation perception.
I'd be embarrassed too if I were a member of the most dominant single species on the planet, but still got beaten up by something with one percent of my size, strength and intelligence in the middle of my own territory surrounded by others of my kind...
Does anyone remember an experiment where the researchers caused some creature to get stuck in an infinite loop only by changing their environment?
Get a refund. Alternatively, use them as catapult ammunition and return them manually.
It seems pretty ridiculous to characterise anyone who wants to play a new game at a playable framerate as a 'hardcore gamer'. Mass Effect, Bioshock, Supreme Commander, Rainbow Six Vegas and so on are all good games for both casual or more frequent players, but would be completely unplayable on that hardware. Anyone wanting to play those games would probably feel that way.
You can already pair up unmatched AMD cards as long as they both have crossfire capability. I can't recall the exact details offhand, but I remember reading benchmarks of it on Anandtech some time ago.
Shit, it's last year already?
Maybe this could allow higher wages to the teachers and more activities for the students to partake in.
Call me cynical, but it seems vastly more likely that they'd just have their budget cut such that everything stayed the same, but cost less.