Am I the only one who finds it somewhat unsettling to click "Login" and be logged in instantly without even entering any information? I mean, that just seems weird.
I don't think WoW would have any problem supporting every player on the same 'realm', but the client might have some problems. From my experience, most of the players are concentrated in the major cities (Orgrimmar, Undercity, Stormwind, Ironforge, Shattrath, and Dalaran). I play[ed] on a low-population realm, so other servers might be completely different. I guess it doesn't really matter for the sake of the argument. Anyway, even with the low population on my realm, the major cities consistently killed my FPS; I could not imagine having every bored player in the entire game hanging out in Shattrath. Plus, the chat channels would be even more clogged. On my server, there's always off-topic chat going on in trade (and that's about the only thing really), with every player it would be impossible to read anything before it gets scrolled away.
WoW just isn't designed for large amounts of players in the same place. It would require a complete overhaul to both the server and client sides to keep the game even remotely playable with the huge amounts of players that this would entail. It's just not feasible.
Last time I checked (which was about a year and a half ago), you could have characters on as many servers as you want, until you hit the 50 character limit. I don't think they would change this as it would create lots of problems if you already had characters on more than ten servers, so I'll assume they didn't.
I've done data recovery, it takes a lot less than a year for deleted files to degrade.
Not necessarily. Depending on the usage patterns, it could take even longer. I've found files that were deleted well over a year ago when doing an undelete. Files won't spontaneously degrade from a hard drive under normal conditions; they will sit there until they are overwritten.
A restaurant may not necessarily be owned by the public, but it still is a public establishment in that anybody can come in and eat and they shouldn't have to breathe in smoke while doing so.
But what if the eavesdropper has installed eye tracking software on my webcam and analyzes which code I look at? Clearly the system is flawed and will not be anonymous enough.
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No, it's not. .95 * 6 = 5.70
You are not working with facts, you are working with theories, and they do not belong in a science class.
And how exactly do you propose to teach science without scientific theories?
Am I the only one who finds it somewhat unsettling to click "Login" and be logged in instantly without even entering any information? I mean, that just seems weird.
"Weird Al" Yankovic did not create every parody ever.
...only two of these barbaric practices were stopped.
What? Religion is still quite common, and I know people who get stoned all the time!
Those are some pretty lofty expectations.
As long as the cuts are somewhat uniform, the two largest slices should be vertical.
I don't think WoW would have any problem supporting every player on the same 'realm', but the client might have some problems. From my experience, most of the players are concentrated in the major cities (Orgrimmar, Undercity, Stormwind, Ironforge, Shattrath, and Dalaran). I play[ed] on a low-population realm, so other servers might be completely different. I guess it doesn't really matter for the sake of the argument. Anyway, even with the low population on my realm, the major cities consistently killed my FPS; I could not imagine having every bored player in the entire game hanging out in Shattrath. Plus, the chat channels would be even more clogged. On my server, there's always off-topic chat going on in trade (and that's about the only thing really), with every player it would be impossible to read anything before it gets scrolled away.
WoW just isn't designed for large amounts of players in the same place. It would require a complete overhaul to both the server and client sides to keep the game even remotely playable with the huge amounts of players that this would entail. It's just not feasible.
Last time I checked (which was about a year and a half ago), you could have characters on as many servers as you want, until you hit the 50 character limit. I don't think they would change this as it would create lots of problems if you already had characters on more than ten servers, so I'll assume they didn't.
Wouldn't it be slightly elliptical due to gravity, or does the rocket's power simply outweigh gravity enough to make it insignificant?
Verizon returns ad-riddled yahoo searches instead of NXDOMAIN:
http://wwwwz.websearch.verizon.net/search?qo=www.dfgdsfasdfasdf.com&rn=KGStLXJazkT6isZ&rg=
And all of the links that are supposed to show you how to opt out (you have to change your DNS servers) have been giving 404 errors for months.
See for yourself, all the links on this page are broken: http://www.verizon.net/central/vzc.portal?_nfpb=true&_pageLabel=vzc_help_contentDisplay&case=dns_assist&partner=verizon&product=dsl
Now, I have no problem changing my DNS servers by myself but not informing anybody on how to opt out seems a bit fishy.
However, if you google a word it will give a link to its definition next to your search terms.
I've done data recovery, it takes a lot less than a year for deleted files to degrade.
Not necessarily. Depending on the usage patterns, it could take even longer. I've found files that were deleted well over a year ago when doing an undelete. Files won't spontaneously degrade from a hard drive under normal conditions; they will sit there until they are overwritten.
Well... it's better than vista.
1: error: expected ‘,’ or ‘;’ before ‘if’
I'm not sure how often this happens, as it only happened to me once, but text messages can be delivered to the wrong number.
These guys must be loaded. Would you believe the rates they're charging for interstellar calls?
A restaurant may not necessarily be owned by the public, but it still is a public establishment in that anybody can come in and eat and they shouldn't have to breathe in smoke while doing so.
2 + 2 = 4.999999999999925772
I don't think Mark Cuban has a trillion dollars just lying around.
So, shorten URLs using a different format for every website? Brillant!
...$100,000 per year; this is only $10K per month...
When I buy a cat, it's not "piracy" to let it procreate and give or sell the kittens, even if I'm reducing the potential profits of the cat breeder.
We'll see what the Feline Breeding Association of America has to say about that.
But what if the eavesdropper has installed eye tracking software on my webcam and analyzes which code I look at? Clearly the system is flawed and will not be anonymous enough.
I've never used a vacuum cleaner that sounded anything like a hot chord.