What civil liberties? Britons have no expectation of privacy, no right of self-defense, and no right of free speech. As we say in America, "Other than that, how was the play, Mrs. Lincoln?"
Microsoft will probably come out with FSXI, but it will require you to fly with a co-pilot named Bob and Clippy will pop up from time to time saying, "It looks like you're trying to file a flight plan."
Coming from EA, it will probably be unplayable as it will require the DVD remain in the drive at all times, try to activate itself over the Internet every thirty minutes, and require a blood sample for authentication every time the game is started up.
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If the Chinese hire them to hang out around the water cooler, does that make them coolies?
TeX has been adopted by W3 as the new HTML 6 standard.
Run, you fools!
Despite being the former mayor of Dallas, it sounds like Mr. Kirk should permanently move to Washington or Chicago where he'll feel more at home.
Why not just have the phones suck the heat from the user's bodies? They're already sucking our lives away every time they ring.
Our civil liberties are doing just fine thanks
What civil liberties? Britons have no expectation of privacy, no right of self-defense, and no right of free speech. As we say in America, "Other than that, how was the play, Mrs. Lincoln?"
anyone know what Intel's planning to do with the Itanium?
Microsoft will probably come out with FSXI, but it will require you to fly with a co-pilot named Bob and Clippy will pop up from time to time saying, "It looks like you're trying to file a flight plan."
I'm just angry that Microsoft axed the entire Flight Simulator team.
Here now, what's all this then? Somebody has a knife? In the UK? No worries, a constable will be around shortly to confiscate it!
Coming from EA, it will probably be unplayable as it will require the DVD remain in the drive at all times, try to activate itself over the Internet every thirty minutes, and require a blood sample for authentication every time the game is started up.
This isn't just true in the U.S. Check the other story today that reminds us how Microsoft made several national ISO committees its bitch.