No kidding. Whenever I go over to my freind's house, we might be watching one of the more "obscure" channels (in that very few people watch them) and there's times where the audio will drop to tinny crap, or the signal would just skip kind of like a scratched CD.
The point being that it's a unique marking, which makes it easier to identify as stolen property. As one of the other posters pointed out, though, it could be passed off as "unwanted".
Because he's looking at the word, holding that word in memory, then typing it back out, not looking at a letter, holding that letter in memory, then typing it back out. It makes perfect sense to me.
I'm running a very similar setup (really just less RAM), and it's very playable at 1024x768 high detail, although there's some flicker and it gets a bit jerky opening doors sometimes.
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Black boxes are a problem beause they can be used to track you.
Blowing out speakers is solving a public nuisance, if in an illegal and destructive fashion.
Different things entirely.
The real problem with those is that the IR LED isn't powerful enough, it's focused and of limited range.
I presume you're talking about contact.
The one thing that bugged me about that...
What's the presumed charachter width of the display? 80 chars? two million?
Maybe you mean kilometer? As it is, I'm just shy of 2m tall, so that'd be pretty small for 5000 people. Unless we made them really tiny...
*strokes chin in thought*
Rectangular prism
There, happy? =P
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No, it's not. Although I did once use "fuckyoukeegan" when a kid named keegan kept asking for the password to my guest account.
Yeah, my "Myself" isn't too bad.
It's a weak password, but it's approaching decency.
Different kernels, I would imagine, so, yes.
Someone might prove me wrong, but I think I'm correct.
Windows CE is only Windows by name. It's a completely different codebase, running on completely different processors.
No kidding. Whenever I go over to my freind's house, we might be watching one of the more "obscure" channels (in that very few people watch them) and there's times where the audio will drop to tinny crap, or the signal would just skip kind of like a scratched CD.
You might have been trying to funny, but I wonder about moving the peices in both dimensions?
Well, I was mostly right.
Thanks for the correction.
ECS = Elite Computer Systems.
They make a lot of cheap motherboards.
They're unfortunately hit or miss, it seems.
Ditto. Being on slashdot has to add 2 or three points right there.
Sure ya can. Just crank up the bulb strength, add a couple lenses, douse the screen in some hydrocarbons... and POOF! burnt in pacman!
How soon we forget.
Yes, w95 did blue screen.
constantly
Couldn't you use an aerator of some sort?
The point being that it's a unique marking, which makes it easier to identify as stolen property. As one of the other posters pointed out, though, it could be passed off as "unwanted".
Except that the things are engraved, which makes them a bit more difficult to fence.
You give the script kiddies too much credit.
Alternately, there's cases like me.
I had it on preorder, and bought it a little over a week later (I had things to do...) after having beaten it.
Belkin?
Link to a reason why? I'm curious.
Because he's looking at the word, holding that word in memory, then typing it back out, not looking at a letter, holding that letter in memory, then typing it back out. It makes perfect sense to me.
I'm running a very similar setup (really just less RAM), and it's very playable at 1024x768 high detail, although there's some flicker and it gets a bit jerky opening doors sometimes.