You're in the wrong place. You used the words "industrial/mechanical design" to people who couldn't tell you the difference between rotational and injection molding.
The fact of the matter is that if you played SMB 2 you didn't miss anything. The game was actually quite popular in its Doki Doki Panic form in Japan, and Nintendo bought the title from a client developer and repurposed it into a Mario game. SMB2 is identical to DDP except for the use of different sorts of main characters (Mario folks as opposed to a family in DDP.)
If I had mind filters I'd filter out every person that ever used the phrase "liberal media" forever. It would save on having to filter out all the concepts as bullshit afterward.
The best way to instantly create a trade surplus in the US would be to make New York City and Los Angeles "autonomous regions" with separate measures of trade and GDP.
WEEEEL! uses advanced nanotech to provide the perfect circular-object experience. Don't be fooled by imitations! This is no stone-age caveman equipment, one step up from a square on a stick! This is the WHEEL FOR THE FUTURE.
I have never been to a legitimate site based on a.biz domain.
In that regard, it's actually useful- if a site is in.biz, that's like having your company's contact email as a hotmail account. The name even sounds goddamn sleazy.
IMO, the whole TLD thing needs to go right out the window unless it gets enforced meaning.
Country code domains should be given to government departments, corporations incorporated there, and citizens (full names.) The US government, incidentally, should have to drop.gov and become.gov.us to match up with this.
Beyond that, ALL TLDs should be available, with any valid characters you like put in. I should be able to have.fack or.keke or.whatever. All of these special TLDs are crap because anyone who has a.com pretty much automatically owns other TLDs. If I bought apple.mobile, Apple would sue me and win. So they should only have.apple to use- then they can do powerbook.apple, ipod.apple, imac.apple, whatever.
Why is the answer always to lock things down totally?
Why not just block outgoing transfers, and encourage people to leave their torrent clients open with their files, so that if people want the newest demo or movie trailer or whatever, they can find it via LAN bandwidth. Let the earliest finders take the brunt of it and then work from there. A system like BT is perfectly suited to this and I am shocked that no one does it.
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You're in the wrong place. You used the words "industrial/mechanical design" to people who couldn't tell you the difference between rotational and injection molding.
I mean no. No on all counts.
I was thinking more along the lines of a Darwinian paradise involving rare gas and crossbows.
It's only Darwinian if it doesn't eliminate YOU.
holy shit! legal trends lead to excellent style choices, to be enjoyed by all! NEXT COMES THE WHORING! ARRRRR.
You do know that green isn't a primary color, right?
10 PRINT "FUCK"
20 PRINT "YOU"
30 GOTO 10
END
omg you have one disk of a 2 disk game for download AND YOU WON'T PUT IN THE OTHER DISK FUCK YOU&^!)!L:Q210__+2134
NO CARRIER
"Why doesn't ours look like that?!"
"Cause you never let me kill the damn vampires."
Perhaps you were mistakenly redirected. This site has ALWAYS been this way, and people like you have ALWAYS bitched about it, and to no end.
If cable charged by the minute, ads of all types would have to go away, or be uncharged time.
from the if-you-don't-have-wifi,-what-do-you-have? dept.
wires
...when you use UCITA to then go and dig through everyone's machine that you think might have your random $10,000 100-line program. W00!
I don't need more than 100 meters to do my house up in wiring (I imagine some people might, but they have enough money for other things.)
Info here.
The fact of the matter is that if you played SMB 2 you didn't miss anything. The game was actually quite popular in its Doki Doki Panic form in Japan, and Nintendo bought the title from a client developer and repurposed it into a Mario game. SMB2 is identical to DDP except for the use of different sorts of main characters (Mario folks as opposed to a family in DDP.)
Although you have to admit that we NEED a planet named after the god of the dead. Perhaps we can put some trash out there and christen it.
If I had mind filters I'd filter out every person that ever used the phrase "liberal media" forever. It would save on having to filter out all the concepts as bullshit afterward.
The best way to instantly create a trade surplus in the US would be to make New York City and Los Angeles "autonomous regions" with separate measures of trade and GDP.
Instant book-cooking surplus, wow!
If your head is more than a couple yards away from your pocket, the only guy you get to talk to is the one that changes the water in your head-vat.
Why use a WHEEL when you can use a WEEEEL!(tm)
WEEEEL! uses advanced nanotech to provide the perfect circular-object experience. Don't be fooled by imitations! This is no stone-age caveman equipment, one step up from a square on a stick! This is the WHEEL FOR THE FUTURE.
WEEEEEEEEEEEE(l)!
The only cops that will come to your door are the spelling police.
Then you can set up some techno music too, and it'll be like homestar runner.
I have never been to a legitimate site based on a .biz domain.
.biz, that's like having your company's contact email as a hotmail account. The name even sounds goddamn sleazy.
In that regard, it's actually useful- if a site is in
IMO, the whole TLD thing needs to go right out the window unless it gets enforced meaning.
.gov and become .gov.us to match up with this.
.fack or .keke or .whatever. All of these special TLDs are crap because anyone who has a .com pretty much automatically owns other TLDs. If I bought apple.mobile, Apple would sue me and win. So they should only have .apple to use- then they can do powerbook.apple, ipod.apple, imac.apple, whatever.
Country code domains should be given to government departments, corporations incorporated there, and citizens (full names.) The US government, incidentally, should have to drop
Beyond that, ALL TLDs should be available, with any valid characters you like put in. I should be able to have
Why is the answer always to lock things down totally?
Why not just block outgoing transfers, and encourage people to leave their torrent clients open with their files, so that if people want the newest demo or movie trailer or whatever, they can find it via LAN bandwidth. Let the earliest finders take the brunt of it and then work from there. A system like BT is perfectly suited to this and I am shocked that no one does it.