Wasn't Firefox supposed to be the anti-bloat fork of SeaMonkey? Are we going to have another fork in another year that's the anti-bloat version of Firefox?
I can only imagine what will happen if 10000 casual gamers sign on and see all the collection and simple rescue quests are done and what remains is an epic battle requiring 300 players to complete (LFG 299 PST).
And you missed the point entirely, once "Drive the orcs from the town" was done, it'd be replaced with something like "Help farmer bob from newly rescued town rebuild...." Or like: "Collect $foo $bar for $baz" gets replaced with "Help $quux steal $foo $bar from $baz"
Once the quest is done it's not gone forever, the entire point of the story is that there will always be quests, but not the exact same things.
Can we please stop posting this crap to YRO? This is what the Politics section is for, so those of us who want to come to/. for News for Nerds rather then Daily Kos can read a decent site with the politics section turned off.
Undercover cops buy drugs in the course of performing their duties as a law enforcement officer and the state doesn't have to prosecute them for buying them.
If they want to sell more of those Apteras to people besides the 'OMGTHEENVIROMENT' groups, they will seriously have to give that vehicle a better look.
Well that shoulda been: irc://irc.freenode.org/wikimedia-tech
<Splarka> I clicked http://e-wikipedia.net/w/en/Special:Random and it's trying to load [[Leech_(computing)]] but not having much success <Splarka> > Access denied: remote loader detected. <Splarka> <3 <brion> sorry folks, i ruined your fun <OverlordQ> awww
This is what I don't get. Where does this sense of entitlement come from? The "Well I wouldn't buy it in the first place" argument is full of shit. If you wouldn't buy it in the first place then obviously dont put much weight in it so why do you just *have* to download it? Can people just not go without? Has society turn into a bunch of self-entitled assholes?
They may be able to see more of your data than your friends or network members can -- and you also expose your friends' data when you add the application
Unless Facebook has given these people a special little hack into their API they can't get any more then any other facebook app can, and depending on your privacy settings, can turn out to be not much at all.
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Wasn't Firefox supposed to be the anti-bloat fork of SeaMonkey? Are we going to have another fork in another year that's the anti-bloat version of Firefox?
I can only imagine what will happen if 10000 casual gamers sign on and see all the collection and simple rescue quests are done and what remains is an epic battle requiring 300 players to complete (LFG 299 PST).
And you missed the point entirely, once "Drive the orcs from the town" was done, it'd be replaced with something like "Help farmer bob from newly rescued town rebuild ...." Or like: "Collect $foo $bar for $baz" gets replaced with "Help $quux steal $foo $bar from $baz"
Once the quest is done it's not gone forever, the entire point of the story is that there will always be quests, but not the exact same things.
Can we please stop posting this crap to YRO? This is what the Politics section is for, so those of us who want to come to /. for News for Nerds rather then Daily Kos can read a decent site with the politics section turned off.
Not a laser, but interesting trick nonetheless.
So rolling around a projector to . . . project an image is a clever trick? So what's the projectors normal function then?
It may be just me, but I always felt IPv6 is a solution looking for the problem. [..] And lots and lots of NAT or proxying.
And NAT is a problem masquerading as a solution.
Anyway, I am ready to bet some cash that IPv6 will never become a major transport protocol.
I know I will do whatever I can to keep it far far away.
And I'll keep on enjoying all the free services people provide for IPv6 enabled hosts.
Also, most of the world is using Windows XP. Can you show me where in my TCP/IP settings panel I am supposed to enter my IPv6 information? Exactly.
You don't. As is the benefit of IPv6, if it's installed it should be automagically configured. It shouldn't require manual configuration.
Compared to the 1.2mil+ uid's, yea I'd consider ~100k low.
If your UID wasn't so slow I'd have to say "Welcome to Slashdot, you must be new here", but now I'm rather stumped on what to say.
Undercover cops buy drugs in the course of performing their duties as a law enforcement officer and the state doesn't have to prosecute them for buying them.
Fixed that for ya.
The article about trolling is the next one down. Easy mistake to make.
If they want to sell more of those Apteras to people besides the 'OMGTHEENVIROMENT' groups, they will seriously have to give that vehicle a better look.
To view the slideshow . . err I mean 'flowgram' (whatever the fuck that's supposed to mean), you dont need to register.
They're not all in Tampa, they have a bunch in Netherlands and a few more in South Korea.
A simple notice to a dev/admin would of taken care of this a long time ago.
If you're not allowed to do what you want with the device, you do not own it.
You can do what you want with it after you buy it. You just need a contract to buy it, slightly different.
And/or simply 'Grow a pair'
I don't have to do that with the latest PC game.
This is what I don't get. Where does this sense of entitlement come from? The "Well I wouldn't buy it in the first place" argument is full of shit. If you wouldn't buy it in the first place then obviously dont put much weight in it so why do you just *have* to download it? Can people just not go without? Has society turn into a bunch of self-entitled assholes?
Wrong. All the 'use utf8' pragma does it say your source code is in utf8, it has no effect on the value of your variables and such.
Hence:
And their usage as such has been deprecated for the last decade by the relevant standards bodies.
Your point being what exactly?
That sounds exactly like SpamCop.
Remind me in a year or two when the PC version finally comes out.
They may be able to see more of your data than your friends or network members can -- and you also expose your friends' data when you add the application
Unless Facebook has given these people a special little hack into their API they can't get any more then any other facebook app can, and depending on your privacy settings, can turn out to be not much at all.