WTF. He didn't say that the movies being released were crap, just that they didn't keep him engaged. Pretentious of you to think that because you think highly of the movies listed then so must everyone else.
IMO there's only a handful of great FPS.
For me: Duke Nukem (the original), Unreal (first one), and Half Life (first one). All of those games really made me just say "wow" and I enjoyed them thoroughly. There's others that I enjoy, Quake 2 comes to mind.. I used to love to play online when my ISP provided a dedicated server for customers. It was fun, but not in the same class as the others I mentioned.
Hey, on another topic. WTF is up with this whole "AAA Title" bullshit? How is a "AAA Title" defined? Something that John Carmack squats down and delivers to the fans beneath him?
Yep.. it's a lame idea for an article. In other news, the titanic has survived sinking in the ocean because with only a few billion dollars it could be repaired.
You may not have been paying attention over say the past.. 20 or so years, but that corruption exists in every state's government. The specifics may involve infrastructure, rigging presidential elections (like we had with G. Bush when his brother was running FL) or as "simple" as the Sarah Palin scandal that resulted in her leaving office early.
Like unicorns, I've never heard of an honest politician... Rumors, yes; but they are quickly debunked.
Surely the SMTP protocol is a one way messaging protocol - and is older than I am!
Yeah that or Morse code. Or maybe Indian smoke signals. Or Prehistoric Cave paintings. I think all of those are "one way messaging protocols" more or less.
Legalize and regulate prostitution in the US. Then books like "How to Lose Weight Through Sex" can be put into practice. I bet French IT workers aren't undersexed.
I guess we'll have to agree to disagree. Code signing in it's current form is merely a revenue vehicle for the signing authority and does not mean the slightest thing in relation to quality. In the end it may have the opposite effect since it lulls users into a false sense of security.
Why not just use seawater for toilets. It's not a potable system anyway. This way you're not wasting fresh water. I guess you still have to do something with the waste, but that seems like 1/2 the battle right there.
Besides that, the BSOD died in 2000. Few people under 25 will even get the reference.
It's still alive and well. I think I heard they were changing the color in win8 (black or something?). AFAIK all operating systems have some kind of variant from the guru meditation error on Amiga to the text based kernel panic on linux or the black "you need to restart your computer" os crash on MacOS. Microsoft just got famous for it because their OS was very pervasive, and the fact that it's relatively easy to crash the os due to the os allowing direct hardware access to user mode software.
I can recognize a good thing when I see it and making BSoD jokes when it comes to the foundation just belittles the work they do.
They do seem to be interested in doing some good. I think he's trying to atone for his sins before he dies. Whatever the reason, I struggle to trust anything Mr. Bill does even when it really is a good thing. Human nature, I suppose.
Who is better, the Christian that goes to church every Sunday and makes sure everyone knows he goes to church, or the Christian that doesn't always go to church, but volunteers at the soup kitchen downtown and tells nobody?
I think they should re introduce the stockades. If a company does this, then the executives must spend 48 hours in stockades on a public street and the company should be made to fund buckets of rotten fruit and veggies for passers buy to throw.
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I just signed up about 20 minutes ago. You got it partially right. What you see are those exact words with checkboxes next to them so you can allow or disallow those things.
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WTF. He didn't say that the movies being released were crap, just that they didn't keep him engaged. Pretentious of you to think that because you think highly of the movies listed then so must everyone else.
I was surprised to see Wikipedia listed as a "social media" site.
Yes, from TFA the keyboard is $99.
IMO there's only a handful of great FPS.
For me: Duke Nukem (the original), Unreal (first one), and Half Life (first one). All of those games really made me just say "wow" and I enjoyed them thoroughly. There's others that I enjoy, Quake 2 comes to mind.. I used to love to play online when my ISP provided a dedicated server for customers. It was fun, but not in the same class as the others I mentioned.
Hey, on another topic. WTF is up with this whole "AAA Title" bullshit? How is a "AAA Title" defined? Something that John Carmack squats down and delivers to the fans beneath him?
Yes, HL2(and ep 2) had those annoying boat and car scenes, but I trust Carmack and co to get this one right.
I thought those were fun.. /shrug
I know what you mean.
Thanks! No more of that experts exchange garbage! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EqWRaAF6_WY
Original concept for Kill Bill was also written out on napkins.
That explains a lot.
Yep.. it's a lame idea for an article. In other news, the titanic has survived sinking in the ocean because with only a few billion dollars it could be repaired.
You may not have been paying attention over say the past.. 20 or so years, but that corruption exists in every state's government. The specifics may involve infrastructure, rigging presidential elections (like we had with G. Bush when his brother was running FL) or as "simple" as the Sarah Palin scandal that resulted in her leaving office early.
Like unicorns, I've never heard of an honest politician... Rumors, yes; but they are quickly debunked.
This is a good thing. Especially if some criminal stole your identity and picture. They should work on communicating with people better though.
I think you'd have a hard time convincing John H. Gass
Surely the SMTP protocol is a one way messaging protocol - and is older than I am!
Yeah that or Morse code. Or maybe Indian smoke signals. Or Prehistoric Cave paintings. I think all of those are "one way messaging protocols" more or less.
I guess that's for people who are into S&M.
I don't think I'd purchase any product that had "OMG" printed on the packaging.
less shittier
LOL
Legalize and regulate prostitution in the US. Then books like "How to Lose Weight Through Sex" can be put into practice. I bet French IT workers aren't undersexed.
From TFA: (At least until it gets shut down as a security threat.)
Looks like it's already been slashdotted, so they won't need to.
I guess we'll have to agree to disagree. Code signing in it's current form is merely a revenue vehicle for the signing authority and does not mean the slightest thing in relation to quality. In the end it may have the opposite effect since it lulls users into a false sense of security.
I'm psyched!
Why not just use seawater for toilets. It's not a potable system anyway. This way you're not wasting fresh water. I guess you still have to do something with the waste, but that seems like 1/2 the battle right there.
Besides that, the BSOD died in 2000. Few people under 25 will even get the reference.
It's still alive and well. I think I heard they were changing the color in win8 (black or something?). AFAIK all operating systems have some kind of variant from the guru meditation error on Amiga to the text based kernel panic on linux or the black "you need to restart your computer" os crash on MacOS. Microsoft just got famous for it because their OS was very pervasive, and the fact that it's relatively easy to crash the os due to the os allowing direct hardware access to user mode software.
I can recognize a good thing when I see it and making BSoD jokes when it comes to the foundation just belittles the work they do.
They do seem to be interested in doing some good. I think he's trying to atone for his sins before he dies. Whatever the reason, I struggle to trust anything Mr. Bill does even when it really is a good thing. Human nature, I suppose.
Who is better, the Christian that goes to church every Sunday and makes sure everyone knows he goes to church, or the Christian that doesn't always go to church, but volunteers at the soup kitchen downtown and tells nobody?
The Christian that goes to church every Sunday.
I think they should re introduce the stockades. If a company does this, then the executives must spend 48 hours in stockades on a public street and the company should be made to fund buckets of rotten fruit and veggies for passers buy to throw.
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I just signed up about 20 minutes ago. You got it partially right. What you see are those exact words with checkboxes next to them so you can allow or disallow those things.
I think that would be people who:
1) Want to use an unverified app or app store
and
2) Know how to do it.
That's one of the problems with Apple. They treat all their customers like idiots when it's possible that some of their customers may not be.