That's why I'm clinging to my G600, which Logitech of course has also discontinued by now - it has a mouse wheel, but also 3 regular sized buttons that I can rest my index, middle and ring finger on; never mind the other dozen or so buttons...
While the article mentioned Image Direct where you can subscribe to physical issues of their comics via mail, I'm actually more a fan of the fact that they will also sell DRM-free, high-res PDF, ePub, CBZ and CBR copies of their releases directly via their site, which for me is a much better offer than physical copies - I live in Europe so shipping would be killer, and since my fucking upstairs ex-neighbor managed to flood my home and especially the room I kept my books, comics, DVDs and CDs in twice I've gone almost all-digital for my entertainment.
Also, it helps that Image - while having a few long-running superhero series (Spawn, Savage Dragon, the just ended Invinicible,...) and some reboots (Cyberforce, Witchblade, Kick-Ass,...) - also releases a variety of series in all kinds of genres, many also rather short instead of the endless same-y stream coming from Marvel and DC, like:
"Kingsman: The Secret Service" by Mark Millar and Dave Gibbons (differs quite a bit from the movie, but I guess Samuel L. Jackson as the baddie has more pull than some random 23 yo whiz kid...) "After Death" volume 1-3 by Scott Snyder and Jeff Lemire (still haven't read volume 3) Probably "Black Magic" volume 1 by Greg Rucka and Nicola Scott (after reading the next 2 issues a refresher after the long hiatus couldn't hurt) "Lazarus: Cull" by Greg Rucka, Michael Lark and Santi Arcas (plus what's been released of "Lazarus: X+66" by now) For the umpteenth time "Death Vigil" by Stjepan Sejic, because it's THAT good "Monstress" volumes 1 & 2 (I think I haven't read the last issue of #2 yet, so why not re-read the whole shebang?)
Eh, while I enjoyed Torchlight 1 and 2 (played Diablo 2 till the cows came home way back when and skipped D3 for disliking their greedy auction house) I've enjoyed Grim Dawn even more than both Torchlights.
Try running Elite: Dangerous on OS X - you literally cannot land on planets because Apple never bothered to implement OpenGL compute shaders on OS X, and there probably are not enough players to justify porting the game to Metal...
(The workaround would be installing Windows, where compute shaders are supported just fine in DirectX - on the same hardware...)
I know this is Slashdot, and I know I shouldn't have RTFA, but neither the summary nor the linked piece of clickbait fluff included a link to the actual freaking letter...
I think you might be pointing out a part of the problem and not the solution - I'd rather have Google fire all their so-called designers and let the coders build the interfaces...
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That's why I'm clinging to my G600, which Logitech of course has also discontinued by now - it has a mouse wheel, but also 3 regular sized buttons that I can rest my index, middle and ring finger on; never mind the other dozen or so buttons...
Upcoming movies:
32 movies to the end of feb, zero superhero movies.
https://www.rottentomatoes.com...
Well, at least "Battle Angel Alita" should probably count as a sci-fi superhero movie...
Should say "Veterinary scientists from Vienna", not "Viena"...
(But at least it doesn't say "Austrian Broadcast Company".)
Diamonds and Golf, among other things...
While the article mentioned Image Direct where you can subscribe to physical issues of their comics via mail, I'm actually more a fan of the fact that they will also sell DRM-free, high-res PDF, ePub, CBZ and CBR copies of their releases directly via their site, which for me is a much better offer than physical copies - I live in Europe so shipping would be killer, and since my fucking upstairs ex-neighbor managed to flood my home and especially the room I kept my books, comics, DVDs and CDs in twice I've gone almost all-digital for my entertainment.
Also, it helps that Image - while having a few long-running superhero series (Spawn, Savage Dragon, the just ended Invinicible, ...) and some reboots (Cyberforce, Witchblade, Kick-Ass, ...) - also releases a variety of series in all kinds of genres, many also rather short instead of the endless same-y stream coming from Marvel and DC, like:
Blood Stain, Chew, Curse Words, Death Or Glory, Death Vigil, Descender, Postal/Think Tank/The Tithe/Eden's Fall, Elsewhere, The Fix, The Fuse, I Hate Fairyland, Lazarus, Low, Monstress, Paper Girls, Rat Queens, Revival, Royal City, Saga, Scales & Scoundrels, Sex Criminals, Sunstone, Tokyo Ghost, Wayward and The Wicked + The Divine
Maybe it's just a piece of crap instead?
"Kingsman: The Secret Service" by Mark Millar and Dave Gibbons (differs quite a bit from the movie, but I guess Samuel L. Jackson as the baddie has more pull than some random 23 yo whiz kid...)
"After Death" volume 1-3 by Scott Snyder and Jeff Lemire (still haven't read volume 3)
Probably "Black Magic" volume 1 by Greg Rucka and Nicola Scott (after reading the next 2 issues a refresher after the long hiatus couldn't hurt)
"Lazarus: Cull" by Greg Rucka, Michael Lark and Santi Arcas (plus what's been released of "Lazarus: X+66" by now)
For the umpteenth time "Death Vigil" by Stjepan Sejic, because it's THAT good
"Monstress" volumes 1 & 2 (I think I haven't read the last issue of #2 yet, so why not re-read the whole shebang?)
Eh, while I enjoyed Torchlight 1 and 2 (played Diablo 2 till the cows came home way back when and skipped D3 for disliking their greedy auction house) I've enjoyed Grim Dawn even more than both Torchlights.
Push down on the knob, then swipe left/right, or up/down (depending on your preference, really).
You can watch the knob turn while not obscuring it with your fingers, and have it take up far less screen real-estate than a slider...
Which, by the way, is also how you should be able to twiddle an on-screen knob with a mouse.
Oh come on, get your facts straight - it was the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 detonating, not the S7!
Try running Elite: Dangerous on OS X - you literally cannot land on planets because Apple never bothered to implement OpenGL compute shaders on OS X, and there probably are not enough players to justify porting the game to Metal...
(The workaround would be installing Windows, where compute shaders are supported just fine in DirectX - on the same hardware...)
No, it has a link to a shitty article that's also not linking to the original letter.
But I guess you already knew that...
https://internetcreatorsguild.com/net-neutrality
I know this is Slashdot, and I know I shouldn't have RTFA, but neither the summary nor the linked piece of clickbait fluff included a link to the actual freaking letter...
Uh... the rights already reverted back to Marvel - that's why the upcoming next one might actually not suck for once...
Obligatory predator bonus link...
...since they were in French...
Kid Flash - duh.
Or "Baby's First Elite Dangerous", according to Yahtzee...
An offer you can't refuse...
Of course it's not XML - it's a ZIP file full of XML, JPG, PNG and what-have-you files.
The "PK" at the very beginning of the file should have been a huge hint...
Ever think about keeping your mouth shut?
Now they're going to close the tap for sure...
On can only hope...
I hope this serves as a warning for the ignorant people considering a vote for Donald or Hillery.
There corrected that for you.
I hope this serves as a warning for the ignorant people considering a vote for Donald or Hillary.
There I corrected that for you.
I hope this serves as a warning for the ignorant people considering a vote for Dolan or Killary.
There I corrected that for you.
Eh, fucking an Avocado might at least do something for your hair and skin...
I think you might be pointing out a part of the problem and not the solution - I'd rather have Google fire all their so-called designers and let the coders build the interfaces...
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