Yes, I see. This make perfect sense. What I want is a better way to partition my drives so I need to follow the 'encrypted' path. Can't imagine why I missed that...
The problem really isn't R* or EA (not that they're faultless here), it's the employees. If you LOVE games so much that you're willing to sell you soul to a studio, then who's fault is it? It's like the battered wife that LOVE the man so much that she'll keep going back no matter how badly he beats her. Is the man faultless? Absolutely NOT! But it isn't he who continues to go back for more abuse.
Hey Devs, wake up! Stop putting up with the abuse! No need for a union, just stop taking it.
Oh yeah, and if it's true that studios hire 20-somethings and expect them gone by 30, let me tell you something... your 20-something. You have you're whole life in front of you. Quit. Move. Stand up and say, "NO!" Whatever you want, you're 20-something. The night is still young!! Once you get to be 40-something, you'll understand what I'm saying here.
So we've got the global warming crowd shouting about how we're ruining the planet by warming it up... but there are peat bogs in Alaska and evidence that the planet was, at one time, much warmer in currently cold areas. Bringing back this 'warmness' is bad and evil -- regardless of the fact that it once was.
Now we've got scientists (no doubt some of the very same that are on the global warming band wagon) wanting to repopulate North America with long departed species because... well... that's the way it used to be!!!!
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Sounds like they could benefit from a virtual environment to test things out in.
After this last year, I might not be as amazed as you think.
Yes, I see. This make perfect sense. What I want is a better way to partition my drives so I need to follow the 'encrypted' path. Can't imagine why I missed that...
Ever heard of LVM? Well, OK, maybe *YOU* have... but the Ubuntu folks sure haven't.
The problem really isn't R* or EA (not that they're faultless here), it's the employees. If you LOVE games so much that you're willing to sell you soul to a studio, then who's fault is it? It's like the battered wife that LOVE the man so much that she'll keep going back no matter how badly he beats her. Is the man faultless? Absolutely NOT! But it isn't he who continues to go back for more abuse.
Hey Devs, wake up! Stop putting up with the abuse! No need for a union, just stop taking it.
Oh yeah, and if it's true that studios hire 20-somethings and expect them gone by 30, let me tell you something... your 20-something. You have you're whole life in front of you. Quit. Move. Stand up and say, "NO!" Whatever you want, you're 20-something. The night is still young!! Once you get to be 40-something, you'll understand what I'm saying here.
So we've got the global warming crowd shouting about how we're ruining the planet by warming it up... but there are peat bogs in Alaska and evidence that the planet was, at one time, much warmer in currently cold areas. Bringing back this 'warmness' is bad and evil -- regardless of the fact that it once was.
Now we've got scientists (no doubt some of the very same that are on the global warming band wagon) wanting to repopulate North America with long departed species because... well... that's the way it used to be!!!!
What a crock the whole way around.
Tradeclient does this very well... I've been using it for quite some time with multiple accounts (recieve and send).
Not much unless your willing to become a corporate member ($100 minium fee)
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So much for that.I believe that Tandy (AKA Radio Shack) sold a unit (Tandy 2000 I think) for a VERY short period of time that used the x186... could be wrong though.
I believe that Tandy (AKA Radio Shack) sold a unit (Tandy 2000 I think) for a VERY short period of time that used the x186... could be wong though.