If it follows previous versions, it's really fast until add-ons essential to making the browser usable are installed, then it will bog down to IE levels.
> Why not pick a topic that effects everyone now? Huh? Have I fallen for a joke post or do you really not see how the environment effects everyone now?
> dollar devaluation and the fed who prints money and causes inflation, spend time blogging about politicians that the main stream media ignores (Ron Paul) "This just in. New lands have been discovered beyond US borders. More at 11."
It would be ironic if development had been delayed due to the developers suing id for stealing their content, and now it has finally been released it contains id content.
It seems odd that this issue would only appear on a Sony PS2 if the problem was with the TV. I own a Westinghouse TV and have it connected to a HD-DVD player via HDMI and have never seen this issue.
You are mistaken in thinking that it only affected modded 360s.
Also, MS should of pulled the update as soon as it was apparent it was killing 360s, but they didn't and it affected a lot more units because of that.
I managed to get £50 worth of GAME vouchers to compensate for the update killing my 360, but it was the 3rd time my 360 needed replacing due to shoddy hardware/software.
Why on earth would you want to stack different denominations of currency? It would have to be quite a high stack to pose a 'topple' risk due to the difference in sizes.
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My UK ISP has a 30gig on peak (8am to 10pm Mon - Fri) and 300gig off peak (all other times) limit, which is more than enough.
They also don't throttle or block P2P traffic, which is nice.
If it follows previous versions, it's really fast until add-ons essential to making the browser usable are installed, then it will bog down to IE levels.
It's all a Scientologist plot to find and destroy Xenu in an ironic fashion.
I don't recall Linux winning the desktop yet, so there is another step in there:
3.5. ??????
"Project Gutenberg has volunteered to host [all it legally can of] the IMSLP's catalog"
Only idiots use the word 'sku' outside of a retail environment. :|
How about 'package'? It makes more sense than 'stock keeping unit'...
> Apple knows how many iPhones have been sold and how many have been activated with ATT. The difference is the number that are unlocked.
Of course, that does not take into account the phones bought and not activated because they are for Xmas gifts etc..
Utter bollocks.
There are a multitude of ways that the authorities could of been informed of the flaw without terrorising a random family.
The guy is a grade-A tosser and I hope he gets severely punished.
> Why not pick a topic that effects everyone now?
Huh? Have I fallen for a joke post or do you really not see how the environment effects everyone now?
> dollar devaluation and the fed who prints money and causes inflation, spend time blogging about politicians that the main stream media ignores (Ron Paul)
"This just in. New lands have been discovered beyond US borders. More at 11."
> but the vast majority wouldn't even begin to work on a console.
Actually, the majority are already on consoles.
On console already:
Bioshock
DiRT
HL2: Orange Box
Call of Duty 4
Medal of Honor: Airborne
PC Only:
World in Conflict
Civ 4: Beyond the Sword
Supreme Commander
Crysis
Even the PC only ones have no real reason why they could not be adapted.
Face facts, PC gaming is in steady decline.
Well, if Ian Snobody wants to pay for it, let him.
I demand this story is changed to add in some sort of link to the iPhone.
It sticks out like a sore thumb without one.
They sell a large amount of content to oversea markets. Providing their entire range of shows without DRM could damage that revenue stream.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manny_Calavera
What a guy!
The Daily Mail is about as reliable as Fox.
Sample headline:
DO THE UNEMPLOYED INFECT ENGLAND WITH AIDS?
http://www.qwghlm.co.uk/toys/dailymail/
I fail to see any irony in the situation.
It would be ironic if development had been delayed due to the developers suing id for stealing their content, and now it has finally been released it contains id content.
PS3 not PS2, obv.
It seems odd that this issue would only appear on a Sony PS2 if the problem was with the TV. I own a Westinghouse TV and have it connected to a HD-DVD player via HDMI and have never seen this issue.
Do you see?
That's what Debit cards over here do too, in addition to the chip and pin option.
PES6 on 360 is fun to play DESPITE your ignorance of basic functions an online title should have.
Capcom seem to grasp the concept that "next gen" does not mean higher resolution but 50% less features and lots of slow-down.
You are mistaken in thinking that it only affected modded 360s.
Also, MS should of pulled the update as soon as it was apparent it was killing 360s, but they didn't and it affected a lot more units because of that.
I managed to get £50 worth of GAME vouchers to compensate for the update killing my 360, but it was the 3rd time my 360 needed replacing due to shoddy hardware/software.
Why on earth would you want to stack different denominations of currency? It would have to be quite a high stack to pose a 'topple' risk due to the difference in sizes.
It's a dilema every gamer has. Who is the worst?
It fails W3C validation with 138 errors, which isn't ideal.
It's like when Michael Jackson payed off the family of that kid he was alleged to of molested. Apart from everyone knows he did it.