Interestingly, what's considered "blue" in the West is seen as 2 distinct colours in Russia. I guess that means it takes twice as long for Russian's to get bored?
Something similar here. Static IPs (10), no cap, no contention, ADSL2+. Moved about 960GB last month, little more the month before.
When you don't think about the bandwidth, people get into the habit of downloading huge things, then throwing them away - it's easier to re-download than store them.
I had a 30 minute walkthrough with Bethesda in Leipzig last week. The first thing I noticed was how polished the game was. Bethesda have left the game very open, you certainly don't have to shoot your way through everything. I got the feeling that most of the combat will/has to be done through the bullet time system though.
Complaining works? Then I'd like to complain about the phrase "going forward". There's enough buzzword bingo in work - I shouldn't have to deal with it here too.
Perhaps if we got a bunch of angry people together to complain about marketingspeak, we could end up afflicting positive change in the long run?
"Share your iPhone's EDGE or 3G Internet connection with your computer using NetShare. NetShare provides a SOCKS5 proxy for your computer to connect to."
Actually, they're talking about core gamers, as opposed to, for example, casual gamers.
The casual segment is currently worth more than the core, and puzzle games are very popular there.
Yip, it's 2 machines in 1 case. The ethernet isn't crossed patched, and I don't see anywhere the motherboards are connected, so really they just have a really small cluster.
It was a HP Pavillion DV2000 w/2GB RAM. Yeah, a laptop. More likely a Core Duo model than a Turion. The video would be either a GeForce Go 7200, Go 6150 or a Go 430.
> Anyone who believes this, where are you right now? Boxers or briefs? How long is your penis / how big are your tits?
At home. 8" / 34C. Damn red wine.
Take a look at the JSF C++ coding standards - www.research.att.com/~bs/JSF-AV-rules.pdf - Stroustrup had a hand in them and our internal standards use them as a base.
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> You have the right to say whatever you want about your product So long as it doesn't break any FDA or FTC rules. YMMV.
No, they're made of a material that can stop flying glass and shrapnel. The aim was to minimise secondary casualties, not remove primary ones.
Interestingly, what's considered "blue" in the West is seen as 2 distinct colours in Russia. I guess that means it takes twice as long for Russian's to get bored?
Something similar here. Static IPs (10), no cap, no contention, ADSL2+. Moved about 960GB last month, little more the month before. When you don't think about the bandwidth, people get into the habit of downloading huge things, then throwing them away - it's easier to re-download than store them.
I had a 30 minute walkthrough with Bethesda in Leipzig last week. The first thing I noticed was how polished the game was. Bethesda have left the game very open, you certainly don't have to shoot your way through everything. I got the feeling that most of the combat will/has to be done through the bullet time system though.
Cut just one wire in a scsi cable. Hours of entertainment.
Punched cards. Been around forever, will be around forever.
It is this reality that leads many to conclude there are no limits, no ethics, no principles in business.
In business, there is a single priciple: make money for the shareholders. Here, at least, companies are legally required to make as much as they can.
Yeah. A picture of HIM. Not really what everyone was looking for.
Stupid AVG plugin.
*nods* That's why they filmed the moon landings there. In the directors cut, Buzz Aldrin gets chased by a T-Rex.
Complaining works? Then I'd like to complain about the phrase "going forward". There's enough buzzword bingo in work - I shouldn't have to deal with it here too. Perhaps if we got a bunch of angry people together to complain about marketingspeak, we could end up afflicting positive change in the long run?
"Share your iPhone's EDGE or 3G Internet connection with your computer using NetShare. NetShare provides a SOCKS5 proxy for your computer to connect to."
Link to TFR: http://www.theesa.com/about/ESA_2008_AR.pdf
You say that like a post can only be moderated one thing...
Nope, they filmed it on Mars, using the lower gravity to save money.
Actually, they're talking about core gamers, as opposed to, for example, casual gamers. The casual segment is currently worth more than the core, and puzzle games are very popular there.
Yip, it's 2 machines in 1 case. The ethernet isn't crossed patched, and I don't see anywhere the motherboards are connected, so really they just have a really small cluster.
It was a HP Pavillion DV2000 w/2GB RAM. Yeah, a laptop.
More likely a Core Duo model than a Turion.
The video would be either a GeForce Go 7200, Go 6150 or a Go 430.
> Anyone who believes this, where are you right now? Boxers or briefs? How long is your penis / how big are your tits? At home. 8" / 34C. Damn red wine.
No. This. Is. Spartaaaaa!
I used to have a similar attitude, until it occured to me that if you can't be replaced, you can't be promoted. Or go on holiday...
Take a look at the JSF C++ coding standards - www.research.att.com/~bs/JSF-AV-rules.pdf - Stroustrup had a hand in them and our internal standards use them as a base.