I guess you would have to read the article instead of just skimming it. I saw University of California, Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence California and University of Toronto
>The director's cut eliminated the cheesy voiceover. Voiceover narrations almost never work (Dances with Wolves comes to mind, ug) except when done by John Cusack.
Don't forget about the Wonder Years! That was the pinacle of voiceover narrations
That type of law wouldn't be passed by a county. That is a state or federal thing. A local government really only worries about how high your fence is, or if you dog has it's dog tags
This is the problem. We have people who just hack at stuff at home, and don't understand that to a large organization $400 is not very much money. On my home computer, $400 will add a fair bit of speed to my system. To my server at work, if the compiler is as good as they claim, it would be better spent there.
The difference being comic books have always been considered nerd material. So news about a comic book movie is news for nerds. While a completley biased "documentry" about a America is politcal news, it's not really nerd news. I mean, nerds care about politics, but so do business people, and blue collar workers etc. There is lots of news that is quite important, that doesn't make it to slashdot, because it's not nerd news, They have to keep relevant, or you end up with information overload
I didn't see Farenheit 9/11 but I did see Dodgeball. It was pretty funny. Something about people getting hit in the face with stuff that cracks me up. I give it 3 and a half stars
I definetly agree with the white buttons being easier on the larger controller. The position of those on the small controller is not very convenient for me
I really didn't have a problem with the original controller, but I have big hands. The PS2 controller is okay, but as far as trying to use the buttons as analog buttons, it's hopeless. Of course, none of these compare to the old NES contollers. I loved the any surface possible was cut at 90 degrees, as to minimize the damage they would do to your hands!
I think their research was right with the X-box controller. I have a ps2 and an X-box, but I, and everyone else I know, agrees that the X-box controller is far supperior. Of course, most people also agree that the S controller is better then the huge one, but the huge one is not nearly as uncomfortable as it looks. As far as backward compatibility, why would I want to play a bunch of old games? The only PSX game I played on my ps2 were Super Puzzle fighter and Dragon Warrior VII, both which didn't really rely on graphics...everything else is ps2, cause it just looks better
I haven't heard of any problems with using the recommended oil change, providing you are using a high quality full-synthetic oil, like Delvac 1. The oil looks dirty immediately, but that is the nature of the beast. If you check out TDI club, there has been numerous oil analysis done, and they all seem to agree with the recommendations.
But I totally agree, it's not a low cost car, if you want that, get an Echo or something like that
I will say it's still a pain in the ass, even if you own your own company. I think if the rules were straight forward, it might not be so bad, but nothing is straighforward!
Slashdot Mirror
I guess you would have to read the article instead of just skimming it. I saw University of California, Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence California and University of Toronto
>The director's cut eliminated the cheesy voiceover. Voiceover narrations almost never work (Dances with Wolves comes to mind, ug) except when done by John Cusack.
Don't forget about the Wonder Years! That was the pinacle of voiceover narrations
But it looks like you did miss the first word: "science".
I personally vote for World's Biggest Dorkfest
You really need to see more movies. It wasn't good, but was missing all the stuff that could make it one of the worst movies of all time
Is that in the constitution somewhere? I am unfamilliar with american politics
That type of law wouldn't be passed by a county. That is a state or federal thing. A local government really only worries about how high your fence is, or if you dog has it's dog tags
Good point. They should have used Carrier Pigeons
Apparently the parent never read Dune
Much lower standard of living then the US? Do you have anything to back that up? Canada was ranked 4th in the UN's best place to live ranking.
Okay, so maybe a RAID 0 would be nice. I don't think you really have to worry about the redundancy for a game
I don't know about the RAID and 4 drives either. It isn't supposed to be reading much of the drives during play, is it?
This is the problem. We have people who just hack at stuff at home, and don't understand that to a large organization $400 is not very much money.
On my home computer, $400 will add a fair bit of speed to my system. To my server at work, if the compiler is as good as they claim, it would be better spent there.
The difference being comic books have always been considered nerd material. So news about a comic book movie is news for nerds.
While a completley biased "documentry" about a America is politcal news, it's not really nerd news. I mean, nerds care about politics, but so do business people, and blue collar workers etc. There is lots of news that is quite important, that doesn't make it to slashdot, because it's not nerd news, They have to keep relevant, or you end up with information overload
Testinf isn't a good idea...takes too long for the results to come back, ruining the mood
Because, without companies owning blocks, subnetting becomes a bitch
This does seem as on topic as talking about a political movie on a news for nerd board
I didn't see Farenheit 9/11 but I did see Dodgeball. It was pretty funny. Something about people getting hit in the face with stuff that cracks me up. I give it 3 and a half stars
You know there's nothing wrong with that name.
There was nothing wrong with it... until I was about 12 years old and that no-talent ass clown became famous and started winning Grammys
I definetly agree with the white buttons being easier on the larger controller. The position of those on the small controller is not very convenient for me
I really didn't have a problem with the original controller, but I have big hands. The PS2 controller is okay, but as far as trying to use the buttons as analog buttons, it's hopeless.
Of course, none of these compare to the old NES contollers. I loved the any surface possible was cut at 90 degrees, as to minimize the damage they would do to your hands!
I think their research was right with the X-box controller. I have a ps2 and an X-box, but I, and everyone else I know, agrees that the X-box controller is far supperior. Of course, most people also agree that the S controller is better then the huge one, but the huge one is not nearly as uncomfortable as it looks.
As far as backward compatibility, why would I want to play a bunch of old games? The only PSX game I played on my ps2 were Super Puzzle fighter and Dragon Warrior VII, both which didn't really rely on graphics...everything else is ps2, cause it just looks better
I haven't heard of any problems with using the recommended oil change, providing you are using a high quality full-synthetic oil, like Delvac 1. The oil looks dirty immediately, but that is the nature of the beast. If you check out TDI club, there has been numerous oil analysis done, and they all seem to agree with the recommendations.
But I totally agree, it's not a low cost car, if you want that, get an Echo or something like that
I will say it's still a pain in the ass, even if you own your own company. I think if the rules were straight forward, it might not be so bad, but nothing is straighforward!
Don't forget the 7% GST on everything and your provincial sales tax too