Maybe. There is a Seinfeld episode with Festivus, opposed to Christmas etc.
"The tradition of Festivus begins with the Airing of Grievances. I got a lot of problems with you people! And now, you're gonna hear about it. You, Kruger. My son tells me your company STINKS!"
Do hard disc drives really fail that quickly? Say right now you buy a 500gig drive, then pop it in your computer, copy all the data, then remove it from your computer and store it in another box/container. You're telling me that in 5 years time the hard disc drive could just die?
Exactly why would anything like that happen? "Nothing" is happening to the drive, yet it is able to stuff itself up somehow.
Excuse my ignorance:)
Just because it doesn't have 10 billion players, like Counter-Strike doesn't mean nobody plays it.
http://store.steampowered.com/stats/ then click "View Steam players per game".
As you can see, it is 9th on the list. It's definitely not unpopular!
There was only a bug-fixing update a few weeks before the Verizon US$100 000 duel tourney.
Valve have basically Left HL2: DM 4 Dead.
There is some truth in what you're saying... This is from the Free Software song:
When we have enough free software
At our call, hackers, at our call,
We'll throw out those dirty licenses
Even Stallman recognises them as being bad, or "dirty".
This is totally insane.
There is a thread over at Whirlpool about this: http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum-replies.cfm?t=1101155
A child has not been abused. The rational behind the child porno laws is to prevent children from being abused... Or so I thought.
"If a company releases the source to a program, by definition that program is "Open Source"."
I don't think so (I could be wrong, however). Sure, the source might be "open" and available, but that doesn't mean it's open source. It depends on the license that code is under. A programs source code could be freely available, but with restrictions attached to what you can/cannot do with the source, therefore it might not be "open source". It's all got to do with the license... Like not all open source programs are free software programs.
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This is probably the funniest first post I've read. It's "original". Great work :D
Maybe. There is a Seinfeld episode with Festivus, opposed to Christmas etc. "The tradition of Festivus begins with the Airing of Grievances. I got a lot of problems with you people! And now, you're gonna hear about it. You, Kruger. My son tells me your company STINKS!"
Yes, but you need the Greasemonkey plugin :)
+1 for Teeworlds. Although it is only multiplayer.
Ah okay. I didn't know that. Thanks :)
P.s. I didn't know hard disc drives were sentient.
Do hard disc drives really fail that quickly? Say right now you buy a 500gig drive, then pop it in your computer, copy all the data, then remove it from your computer and store it in another box/container. You're telling me that in 5 years time the hard disc drive could just die? Exactly why would anything like that happen? "Nothing" is happening to the drive, yet it is able to stuff itself up somehow. Excuse my ignorance :)
Wow, what a dickhead!
Just because it doesn't have 10 billion players, like Counter-Strike doesn't mean nobody plays it. http://store.steampowered.com/stats/ then click "View Steam players per game". As you can see, it is 9th on the list. It's definitely not unpopular! There was only a bug-fixing update a few weeks before the Verizon US$100 000 duel tourney. Valve have basically Left HL2: DM 4 Dead.
G'day, I'd like to point out that Valve isn't usually this quick. Take for example Half-Life 2: Deathmatch, the multiplayer component for the famous single player game. http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=248425 http://www.halflife2.net/forums/showthread.php?t=76660 These two links list quite a few bugs. There hasn't be a decent update for HL2: DM in about 2 fucking years.
There is some truth in what you're saying... This is from the Free Software song: When we have enough free software At our call, hackers, at our call, We'll throw out those dirty licenses Even Stallman recognises them as being bad, or "dirty".
But I'm not a coward ;)
Whoopee!
lol Oh shit, sorry. Whirlpool is gay (they don't value free speech, and delete posts a lot), just forget I even mentioned it :)
I laughed out loud.
This is totally insane. There is a thread over at Whirlpool about this: http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum-replies.cfm?t=1101155 A child has not been abused. The rational behind the child porno laws is to prevent children from being abused... Or so I thought.
How much fat is too much fat?
This looks interesting. But you really cannot get much cooler than QuakeWorld or CPMA.
That doesn't tell us much really... At least in the blurb. Not all the CC licenses share the same goal, of freedom.
I laughed out loud. :)
Rod Coronado is a madcunt! http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum-replies.cfm?t=1089803
"If a company releases the source to a program, by definition that program is "Open Source"." I don't think so (I could be wrong, however). Sure, the source might be "open" and available, but that doesn't mean it's open source. It depends on the license that code is under. A programs source code could be freely available, but with restrictions attached to what you can/cannot do with the source, therefore it might not be "open source". It's all got to do with the license... Like not all open source programs are free software programs.
C:\Games\GTAVC\gta-vc.exe ftw!
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Dude - He got owned by the FBI. The way I see it, is that the FBI are the hackers. They successfully tricked another hacker, therefore FBI > the guy.
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