This Westlake guy is full of it. Can't find it in stores, either? Huh, I guess that EEE PC at the Target down the block doesn't have Linux after all like the display model, and for $250. Been to Best Buy in a while, buddy? I like how the guy who screams of FUD is the one spreading it the most.
Maybe some of the Creative and SanDisk players are alright, but until only recently have either company put out anything as simple and easy as the iPod. I just picked up a Sansa Clip yesterday and spent a few hours trying to find out why the player wouldn't read my ID3 Tags.
I played the closed beta. Fun, and only about 250 MB of data to download the first time. I only played with the bots for a little bit, though, so I might jump into the open beta if I have my Windows partition handy.
You cannot correlate young age with those stupid actions. There are people over twenty-five who have done idiotic things such as what you posted; what's your point?
It is a reasonable argument to just stop consuming, which is what I'm doing, anyway. And the companies like to blame piracy for their lowered profits, when in reality it's just people not buying their crap. There are more options than buy or pirate, you know.
I'm running Ubuntu 8.10 on a 2.0Ghz Celeron, and it also sucks ass. I'll probably end up moving to Lenny in the next week until I get around to buying a new computer.
Well, the Blu-Ray image is practically every Debian package on all the servers out there; what's the point in hosting them twice?
And I can attest to some very successful Jigdo downloads and installations. I have a whole bunch of Debian 4.0 discs laying around that I used Jigdo to install, and had zero issues.
'[fake-coughing] Moonlight... so deadly... Choking... [laughs] Kidding! When I said "Firefox plug-in," the deadly was in massive sarcasm quotes. I could take a bath in this stuff, put it on cereal, rub it right into my eyes, honestly, it's not deadly at all. To me. You, on the other hand, are going to find its deadliness a lot less funny.
I see that the freeware evangelists are running scared now that their days are numbered. In an unbiased comparison, I have independently concluded that a legally licensed Windows machine, with a faster CPU processor and RAM memory, a bigger screen and a bigger Hard Disk memory is cheaper than the ubuntu machine, because of a sound investment strategy based on felicitous risk management and foresight.
You said : 'You better go back to school because your math is definitely not sound. You failed to factor in your $299 (your quote) for Vista'
Not so - lets add it up again.
$299 for the Vista
$50 for the case
$50 for the genuine Microsoft keyboard and mouse
$100 for the motherboard
Total = $499
What is there not to understand ? The deductivistic summation of such figures adds up to $499.
It's JerryLeeCooper, some (probably jokester) troll on ZDNet. (http://rixstep.com/1/1/20070724,00.shtml)
I don't know why AC's are posting it's that teacher who took the CD's from the student a few months ago. It's not. Get your trolls straight.
These games never really surpassed anything but an emulation of movies, interspersed with point-and-click gameplay. There's more to it to that, but games as a medium shouldn't be defining themselves through the definition of movies or books.
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...and then another $150 for Vista Service Pack 2.5. Err, excuse me, I mean Win7.
This Westlake guy is full of it. Can't find it in stores, either? Huh, I guess that EEE PC at the Target down the block doesn't have Linux after all like the display model, and for $250. Been to Best Buy in a while, buddy? I like how the guy who screams of FUD is the one spreading it the most.
Maybe some of the Creative and SanDisk players are alright, but until only recently have either company put out anything as simple and easy as the iPod. I just picked up a Sansa Clip yesterday and spent a few hours trying to find out why the player wouldn't read my ID3 Tags.
...and what website are we on again?
I played the closed beta. Fun, and only about 250 MB of data to download the first time. I only played with the bots for a little bit, though, so I might jump into the open beta if I have my Windows partition handy.
You cannot correlate young age with those stupid actions. There are people over twenty-five who have done idiotic things such as what you posted; what's your point?
Two themes available: Fisher-Price or "I've been sprayed with Crisco" black. Take your pick.
If it's good enough for Palin, it's good enough for Slashdot.
I've only been on Slashdot a month or two, and I already know KDawson stories are always fun for various reasons.
Have you looked at what's in your mouth lately?
It was the "misunderestimate" that tipped me off, too.
That's who's attacking the whole Windows-IE tie-in deal. It's the EU, not the US.
They know that some are scams, and some are legit, just like a phone book.
If they can't hack GTA4, I think GTA4 will have to follow the users in this case.
It is a reasonable argument to just stop consuming, which is what I'm doing, anyway. And the companies like to blame piracy for their lowered profits, when in reality it's just people not buying their crap. There are more options than buy or pirate, you know.
I'm running Ubuntu 8.10 on a 2.0Ghz Celeron, and it also sucks ass. I'll probably end up moving to Lenny in the next week until I get around to buying a new computer.
I agree. I used OO.o 3.0 in Etch for a few weeks without a single issue.
Well, the Blu-Ray image is practically every Debian package on all the servers out there; what's the point in hosting them twice? And I can attest to some very successful Jigdo downloads and installations. I have a whole bunch of Debian 4.0 discs laying around that I used Jigdo to install, and had zero issues.
Well, then again, we're not all 14 year olds that get turned on by that...right?
'[fake-coughing] Moonlight... so deadly... Choking... [laughs] Kidding! When I said "Firefox plug-in," the deadly was in massive sarcasm quotes. I could take a bath in this stuff, put it on cereal, rub it right into my eyes, honestly, it's not deadly at all. To me. You, on the other hand, are going to find its deadliness a lot less funny.
Because when all those millions of Joe Public's upgraded from XP to Vista or Win7, everything worked swimmingly out of the box, right?
That's the original version.
I see that the freeware evangelists are running scared now that their days are numbered. In an unbiased comparison, I have independently concluded that a legally licensed Windows machine, with a faster CPU processor and RAM memory, a bigger screen and a bigger Hard Disk memory is cheaper than the ubuntu machine, because of a sound investment strategy based on felicitous risk management and foresight. You said : 'You better go back to school because your math is definitely not sound. You failed to factor in your $299 (your quote) for Vista' Not so - lets add it up again. $299 for the Vista $50 for the case $50 for the genuine Microsoft keyboard and mouse $100 for the motherboard Total = $499 What is there not to understand ? The deductivistic summation of such figures adds up to $499.
It's JerryLeeCooper, some (probably jokester) troll on ZDNet. (http://rixstep.com/1/1/20070724,00.shtml) I don't know why AC's are posting it's that teacher who took the CD's from the student a few months ago. It's not. Get your trolls straight.
These games never really surpassed anything but an emulation of movies, interspersed with point-and-click gameplay. There's more to it to that, but games as a medium shouldn't be defining themselves through the definition of movies or books.