eq1 was my first mmo and what got me hooked. I started when kunark came out and got out when they released GoD.
Good times, but man, I don't miss 8 hour corpse runs in TOV cuz the only guild necro was MIA. I hear they got some kind of fancy corpse summoner npc now though!
Ask for money if they pirated it. I have downloaded several ebooks because I wasn't sure if the book was worth paying. If by halfway through the book, I realize it is worth the money and not junk, I'll go to the author's site and pay for it. I'm sure this is not the norm, but I'm sure a lot of good-hearted people do the same.
Just a thought - some money is better than no money!
...were the words that caught my attention while deploying an app I wrote for the telemarketing dept. Apparently someone snaked another guy's prospect. A blade was brandished but the security guard broke it up before someone actually got stabbed.
First clue to be careful should have been the armed security guard, right?
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eq1 was my first mmo and what got me hooked. I started when kunark came out and got out when they released GoD. Good times, but man, I don't miss 8 hour corpse runs in TOV cuz the only guild necro was MIA. I hear they got some kind of fancy corpse summoner npc now though!
Ask for money if they pirated it. I have downloaded several ebooks because I wasn't sure if the book was worth paying. If by halfway through the book, I realize it is worth the money and not junk, I'll go to the author's site and pay for it. I'm sure this is not the norm, but I'm sure a lot of good-hearted people do the same. Just a thought - some money is better than no money!
You have to bash them for ANYTHING. Also, if you ever want to be part of the in-group, you need to refer to them as "M$"
On my laptop that runs Vista, I already have to restart every 2 hours. But with Win7, If I don't pay, they will do it for me? Sign me up.
Java was original?
Always used and heard "Web Designers" for what you described.
...were the words that caught my attention while deploying an app I wrote for the telemarketing dept. Apparently someone snaked another guy's prospect. A blade was brandished but the security guard broke it up before someone actually got stabbed. First clue to be careful should have been the armed security guard, right?