Meh. Makes your head spin a little because you can only rotate the blocks one way, but that's about it. Didn't even notice it until I stopped playing. Got to about as far as I do in normal tetris (level 6).
I'd say it's not a very good party if there's less than half a pizza per person... Works fine with an even number of people, and an odd number can always be turned even by inviting one more person.
The expressiveness of Love looks not with the eyes but with the mind is not due to English. It's due to the human interpreting the phrase. The same phrase can be written as (forgive me if the translation is not as elegant as the original, but that's usually the case with translations) !love.looksWith(eyes) && love.looksWith(mind) and a human should still be able to grasp the meaning of the sentence as long as they're familiar with the language. A computer will not.
Tell me about it. When I was new here I always used to read the articles before posting, but by then everyone had already commented and spent their mod points so I never got any karma! But then I learnt the proper way of doing things and now I've got karma to burn on offtopic posts about slashdot!
Being Finnish, I already use a comma as a decimal separator and a space as a thousands separator, but the whole point of making it standard is to make sure that I can say 1,234 without other people confusing it with 1 234 (or 1'234 as you seem to prefer).
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Meh. Makes your head spin a little because you can only rotate the blocks one way, but that's about it. Didn't even notice it until I stopped playing. Got to about as far as I do in normal tetris (level 6).
Seriously, it's only got an uptime of 8 years, it doesn't need to be rebooted yet!
No publisher would throw away 12 years of hype.
And I bet that's IPv4.
Creating a blur effect on 8-bit indexed colour is by no means impossible. You just need to be more clever about it.
Crash Override is much cooler. Though I'm also partial to Cereal Killer.
Not all terrorists are religious.
To the geek.
We're talking about Chrome on Linux here.
And for that you deserve to burn in the lowest of hells for all eternity.
self-aware
Been there, done that.
It's proof that it's reliable enough for their use.
Yes, back when they still encoded everything with the LATIN algorithm.
Besides, wouldn't the copyright holders to your name be your parents? (provided you haven't changed your name, of course)
I'd say it's not a very good party if there's less than half a pizza per person... Works fine with an even number of people, and an odd number can always be turned even by inviting one more person.
Yes, with your teeth. It's kind of hard to fit into your mouth all at once.
And as such, the solution is to make it the path of more frustration.
I would assume those would be: a stellar eclipse, stellar power, stellar panels and so on.
Chrome updates itself in the background without prompts. I fail to see how updating extensions the same way is at all surprising.
Are you saying that mHz is equivalent to m/s?
E.g. 128 breaks per second roughly equals a sound at 128 Hz.
There's nothing rough about that. Hertz (Hz) essentially means "per second".
The expressiveness of Love looks not with the eyes but with the mind is not due to English. It's due to the human interpreting the phrase. The same phrase can be written as (forgive me if the translation is not as elegant as the original, but that's usually the case with translations) !love.looksWith(eyes) && love.looksWith(mind) and a human should still be able to grasp the meaning of the sentence as long as they're familiar with the language. A computer will not.
You do know that reference counting is a (simple and limited) form of garbage collection?
Tell me about it. When I was new here I always used to read the articles before posting, but by then everyone had already commented and spent their mod points so I never got any karma! But then I learnt the proper way of doing things and now I've got karma to burn on offtopic posts about slashdot!
Or we could come up with completely new punctuation to do the job!
Being Finnish, I already use a comma as a decimal separator and a space as a thousands separator, but the whole point of making it standard is to make sure that I can say 1,234 without other people confusing it with 1 234 (or 1'234 as you seem to prefer).