In any game that is not solely driven by luck, it is skill, knowledge and experience that make you a more likely winner. These traits are also what help you in figuring out how to cheat the game.
With so many hackers around here, I'm quite surprised to see mostly everybody else looking for a psychological explanation.
It appears that I'd also need to rename my distro. The latest Catalyst driver significantly reduced performance even on switching between windows... not even kidding.
Also, it was on National Georgraphic Wild during the weekend.
A whole movie about it (which takes time to make), in Bulgarian (add time for translation), a replay.
The whole damn internet is built on a one-to-one/two/many way messaging (since we're speaking abstract) protocol.
I wonder if there's actually any new messaging protocol invented since 2005 that's worth mentioning.
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That's what I thought too.
In any game that is not solely driven by luck, it is skill, knowledge and experience that make you a more likely winner. These traits are also what help you in figuring out how to cheat the game.
With so many hackers around here, I'm quite surprised to see mostly everybody else looking for a psychological explanation.
It appears that I'd also need to rename my distro. The latest Catalyst driver significantly reduced performance even on switching between windows ... not even kidding.
Also, it was on National Georgraphic Wild during the weekend. A whole movie about it (which takes time to make), in Bulgarian (add time for translation), a replay.
Why not?
'Cause I for one am not a she, it should've been 'they'.
Why is the user a she?
The whole damn internet is built on a one-to-one/two/many way messaging (since we're speaking abstract) protocol. I wonder if there's actually any new messaging protocol invented since 2005 that's worth mentioning.
I'm actually surprised no one has mentioned PHP yet.
I actually think the 'humor' tag fits it perfectly.
Indeed. When the news for Ubuntu dumping GNOME came out I was actually disappointed, but it's starting to make some sense now.