I'd like to see Paradroid remade. I spent many hours playing that game. It would make a pretty FPS. Take over another robot and be able to use their weapons, be kinda neat to also use thier sensors.
Earth gave the exact same results, when they ran the experiments here. So since they couldn't prove that life existed on a planet known to have life either, they called it inconclusive.
That sounds really cool. when the RIAA knocks down your door and takes your computer; they put in the wrong password and BAM! you explosivly destroy your HD and all evidence.
Putting in for video games what we do for Magazines and Movies already. Hopefully this will eventually lead to a wider range of content in the 'adult' section of my video rental place. I can only take so much in flesh tones.
My mom got me camoflage dress slacks. I can never wear these to work, and who makes these things anyway? My mom is now officially, stylisticlly senile.
No tax, no government. No government, no authority. No authority, breakdown of civil society
I call bullshit. I say that it goes the other way. People behave civily so they create an authority, which turns into government, which then beats people up for taxes. If there were no government, people would still behave in a civil manner.
It's already happened once. With Word Perfect. Corel put out version 8 of Word Perfect, and by all counts it was/is one of the best word processors ever put out for Linux. But, the next version they didn't bother porting to Linux, they used some wierd setup with WINE and as a result version 9 sucked eggs on Linux.
The WINE people and now these Linuxant people have laudible goals, but if everything works fine through the compatibility layers then eventually nothing will be written natively. Only now it's drivers instead of applications.
When I store my cd's I use a geometrically arranged pattern of stacking, generally refered to as a 'pile'. Around my desk there are several piles of cd's that seems to merge with the cheetos and empty soda cans into a single big pile. Moving on to my living room, there is another 'pile' of DVD's on my TV and on my DVD player. It really is a versatile solution. It expands easily, finding what you want is easier than it looks as you can create a seperate pile for your most needed/used items. It works for more than just DVD's and CD's and can be expanded to include clothing, magazines/newspapers, old pizza boxes (for those linux in a pizza box experiments), bills, books.
I was reading what he did to the squirrels and was struck by parrelells to alien abductions...consider, the squirrel is looking for food, finds some, then BAM! he's stuck in a cage, moved into an alien environment, thrown in a jar and passes out. When he wakes up he's back in the wild with a new scar on his belly and he can feel an implant. He goes to tell his friends that there are these giant hairless creatures that took him to a strange place and performed experiments on him, but they all think he's crazy.
I think the point they were trying to make is since the public (as taxpayers) paid for the software, that the public should have access to the source code.
I just got started with Slackware. 8.1, I got from the back of a magazine. Been having a blast...for about 2 weeks, now 9.1 is out. Accursed upgrade cycle! On the other hand...Long live Slack!
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I'd like to see Paradroid remade. I spent many hours playing that game. It would make a pretty FPS. Take over another robot and be able to use their weapons, be kinda neat to also use thier sensors.
Earth gave the exact same results, when they ran the experiments here. So since they couldn't prove that life existed on a planet known to have life either, they called it inconclusive.
That sounds really cool. when the RIAA knocks down your door and takes your computer; they put in the wrong password and BAM! you explosivly destroy your HD and all evidence.
Whalers: We're whalers on the moon,
We carry a harpoon.
But there ain't no whales
So we tell tall tales
And sing our whaling tune.
I want to see someone do one of the asault rifles now
Even IN SOVIET RUSSIA, and covered with hot grits that joke is bad.
Speaking of legs, I'm disappointed this thing doesn't have legs. But it has what looks like caterpillar tracks and a front loader, WTF?
Putting in for video games what we do for Magazines and Movies already. Hopefully this will eventually lead to a wider range of content in the 'adult' section of my video rental place. I can only take so much in flesh tones.
They had that gene sequencer in reverse. How silly.
My mom got me camoflage dress slacks.
I can never wear these to work, and who makes these things anyway?
My mom is now officially, stylisticlly senile.
Wonder Woman a man....hey wait a minute isn't that on the BBC right now? or am I thinking of something else?
duh...coconuts
pay attention
so now that we know the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow, now we need to find out what the velocity is of a coconut laden one.
No tax, no government. No government, no authority. No authority, breakdown of civil society
I call bullshit. I say that it goes the other way. People behave civily so they create an authority, which turns into government, which then beats people up for taxes. If there were no government, people would still behave in a civil manner.
It's already happened once. With Word Perfect. Corel put out version 8 of Word Perfect, and by all counts it was/is one of the best word processors ever put out for Linux. But, the next version they didn't bother porting to Linux, they used some wierd setup with WINE and as a result version 9 sucked eggs on Linux.
The WINE people and now these Linuxant people have laudible goals, but if everything works fine through the compatibility layers then eventually nothing will be written natively. Only now it's drivers instead of applications.
so...who was cartman's mom?
Except that space programs are government run and not really capitalistic in any sense.
I live in a general state of malaise. Does taht make me Malaysian?
When I store my cd's I use a geometrically arranged pattern of stacking, generally refered to as a 'pile'. Around my desk there are several piles of cd's that seems to merge with the cheetos and empty soda cans into a single big pile. Moving on to my living room, there is another 'pile' of DVD's on my TV and on my DVD player. It really is a versatile solution. It expands easily, finding what you want is easier than it looks as you can create a seperate pile for your most needed/used items. It works for more than just DVD's and CD's and can be expanded to include clothing, magazines/newspapers, old pizza boxes (for those linux in a pizza box experiments), bills, books.
I was reading what he did to the squirrels and was struck by parrelells to alien abductions...consider, the squirrel is looking for food, finds some, then BAM! he's stuck in a cage, moved into an alien environment, thrown in a jar and passes out. When he wakes up he's back in the wild with a new scar on his belly and he can feel an implant. He goes to tell his friends that there are these giant hairless creatures that took him to a strange place and performed experiments on him, but they all think he's crazy.
F-you! you...
oh wait...f UNITS
my mistake.
I think the point they were trying to make is since the public (as taxpayers) paid for the software, that the public should have access to the source code.
What? You got a small case or something?
Not sure who to cast as arthur dent, but i think zaphod could be played by btruce campbell. michael dorn as a vorgon.
john leguizamo as the fly
im sure others will think of better
OK, Mr. no-nukes, what do you propose for a clean power source, that isn't dependant on fossil fuels?
I just got started with Slackware. 8.1, I got from the back of a magazine. Been having a blast...for about 2 weeks, now 9.1 is out. Accursed upgrade cycle! On the other hand...Long live Slack!
Don't look at me I voted for Kodos!