The comments on the article mention this and give a mildly plausible explanation that while operating within the 4th dimension, things that exist in lower dimensions(like distance) can be made up for. The fact that the Doc never goes in to detail about what the flux capacitor does can be used as a way to explain this away
Which is a troll comment since it was not a political killing. Journalists attaching themselves to military groups, be it a standing army, insurgent force, or PMC, die all the time, and not because they reported against the wrong people. Put yourself in a warzone and your chances of dying increase dramatically.
It's too bad because they don't have the balls to attack countries that will kill them for doing it. They claim to be high and mighty about truth, but in the end they won't raise a finger against companies like Russia because they'll end up dead rather than with standing warrants and strongly worded letters.
You can get Baldur's Gate+expansion, Icewind Dale+two expansions, Fallout, Fallout 2, and Betrayal at Krondor all together for less money than for Diablo, Diablo 2, and expansion. Or get Baldur's Gate+expansion and Icewind Dale+two expansions for same price and have (much) more content for games as highly received as Diablo 1/2.
1) Heavy industry is not popular. Correct.
2) No one is having water "brown outs" in CA. Valid concern in So Cal, but water isn't much of a problem in Nor Cal outside of Central Valley farming regions.
3) Major brownouts haven't occurred since we kicked Gray Davis' ass out of office
4) California is the shipping capital of the US. Plenty of consumer traffic, sure, but the Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles(ahem, busiest in the US) are the primary destination for imported Asian cars.
California is a poor choice for many reasons, but not for the ones you are spewing.
Silicon Valley has the flashy ones, but companies like Fisker that are pushing the envelope on the industry are expanding in So Cal. Production will almost always be elsewhere, though, since costs here are so ridiculous, especially for union labor.
Well, at least he's right about Visual Studio(as far as Windows is concerned). The fact that the Express version is free AND comes with a free implementation of MSSQL only cements it in because it is the entry point, it's free, and it's what everyone uses in lower division college courses. No better way to lock in your market
It mentions mobile devices.. you could just use Skyfire and get flash without having to worry about flash evercookie issues since it's rendered remotely
That's not how any of my friends use skype unless we're having a conference call/rolemaster session. Then it's just one webcam on the hex board. I don't need/want to see people when I call them
Domain helper.. is that the crap that automatically relocates you to some ad serving search website when you input an unrecognized dns in the web browser? That kind of crap is why I switched to 4.1.1.1
Because Ubuntu is open source, free to install/download/distribute without licensing issues, and not only for distribution with a bundled and licensed PC?
What's wrong with Open Office?
The comments on the article mention this and give a mildly plausible explanation that while operating within the 4th dimension, things that exist in lower dimensions(like distance) can be made up for. The fact that the Doc never goes in to detail about what the flux capacitor does can be used as a way to explain this away
Says who?
Which is a troll comment since it was not a political killing. Journalists attaching themselves to military groups, be it a standing army, insurgent force, or PMC, die all the time, and not because they reported against the wrong people. Put yourself in a warzone and your chances of dying increase dramatically.
Who is not a journalist. We're talking about journalists/civilians here. Not heads of foreign govt or revolutionaries
By company I meant country.
It's too bad because they don't have the balls to attack countries that will kill them for doing it. They claim to be high and mighty about truth, but in the end they won't raise a finger against companies like Russia because they'll end up dead rather than with standing warrants and strongly worded letters.
Correction, get BG and ID for the same price as Diablo 2 alone.
At this point in time? Yes.
You can get Baldur's Gate+expansion, Icewind Dale+two expansions, Fallout, Fallout 2, and Betrayal at Krondor all together for less money than for Diablo, Diablo 2, and expansion. Or get Baldur's Gate+expansion and Icewind Dale+two expansions for same price and have (much) more content for games as highly received as Diablo 1/2.
but what about releasing Diablo and/or Diablo 2 at a reasonable price rather than the full MSRP on Battle.net?
This comic must be full of futa then?
Actually, he's Not Sure
Can I get a Starsiege: Tribes Wrangler? I might actually buy that.
1) Heavy industry is not popular. Correct. 2) No one is having water "brown outs" in CA. Valid concern in So Cal, but water isn't much of a problem in Nor Cal outside of Central Valley farming regions. 3) Major brownouts haven't occurred since we kicked Gray Davis' ass out of office 4) California is the shipping capital of the US. Plenty of consumer traffic, sure, but the Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles(ahem, busiest in the US) are the primary destination for imported Asian cars. California is a poor choice for many reasons, but not for the ones you are spewing.
Silicon Valley has the flashy ones, but companies like Fisker that are pushing the envelope on the industry are expanding in So Cal. Production will almost always be elsewhere, though, since costs here are so ridiculous, especially for union labor.
It's what I've seen across numerous CSU and CCC campuses. Maybe it's a CA thing
Well, at least he's right about Visual Studio(as far as Windows is concerned). The fact that the Express version is free AND comes with a free implementation of MSSQL only cements it in because it is the entry point, it's free, and it's what everyone uses in lower division college courses. No better way to lock in your market
Looks like YT hasn't taken it down yet, so that bodes well I guess.
It mentions mobile devices.. you could just use Skyfire and get flash without having to worry about flash evercookie issues since it's rendered remotely
That's not how any of my friends use skype unless we're having a conference call/rolemaster session. Then it's just one webcam on the hex board. I don't need/want to see people when I call them
One word: Ribbons.
Domain helper.. is that the crap that automatically relocates you to some ad serving search website when you input an unrecognized dns in the web browser? That kind of crap is why I switched to 4.1.1.1
You can disable that easily within the NoScript configuration. As simple check box is all that is needed to be unchecked
NoScript blocks .jar
Because Ubuntu is open source, free to install/download/distribute without licensing issues, and not only for distribution with a bundled and licensed PC?