It's one of the few games that actually make use of additional displays (even though multi monitor setups have become much more popular over the last couple of years).
You do realize there's more than one version of the box sets on this planet? The region 2 DVD and Blu-ray sets I bought from the UK certainly have that crap on them.
You could just as well add a message that the DVD can only be watched while the audience is balancing an entire encyclopedia on their nose. Doesn't necessarily make it a rule you're required to follow.
It's especially annoying on box sets (e.g. M*A*S*H or Firefly) like there's an unwritten rule that they have to put that crap on every single disc. Really annoying if you want to watch a bunch of discs back to back.
Seeing as how most Android apps are just glorified Java applets you'll probably be late for a meeting and once you're past the garage doors the car will simply power down again, displaying something about "GC overhead limit exceeded".
Because they had to have something which will still be compatible with newly updated file formats and the suits didn't want to wait until the OO project got their act together and fixed the backward compatibility.
Glad I'm not alone. With every additional unwelcome change Canonical makes to the defaults switching to a different distribution becomes more and more tempting.
True. OpenOffice certainly isn't perfect either. When OO reached 3 and repeatedly destroyed some documents when editing files created with 2.x several of our departments switched back to MS Office ("Better the devil you know...").
Same here. I bought my N900 last December through Amazon and some stores didn't start carrying it until early March. Even then it only popped up in a few stores here and there, the kind run by contract package resellers (e.g. mobilcom in Germany).
Might've been a bad time for you to stop taking those meds.;)
webOS is a Linux-based OS as well but due to the larger form factor and the to be expected increase in processing power I want something more productive rather than having to deal with a castrated "phone edition" (coming from an N900 owner).
In a sense it's no so much regular donating (as in simply giving money for a good cause) as appreciating something which is given to you for free and paying an amount you see fit.
For example I like to download free audio book episodes through www.podiobooks.com. They have a feature where you can donate money in relation to a specific show. The majority of that money goes to the author/creator of said show and the rest to the site which provides the service. That way you can give money to the people who decided to share what they created for free and at the same time support the upkeep of the free service which made it posssible for the creators to share it with you.
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You expect people on /. to RTFA?
Kinda like of Jeebs in Men In Black but he only was a dick whose head could grow back.
Orca?
And in between they always repeat themselves. BSG proved it.
Hey, at other places people pay a lot of money to swim with dolphins.
Didn't you get the memo?
Terrorists always have to be Muslims and wear a turban. It's part of the union regulations.
(shark instanceof Mammal) == false
Valid if you ignore the moderated groups.
It's one of the few games that actually make use of additional displays (even though multi monitor setups have become much more popular over the last couple of years).
You do realize there's more than one version of the box sets on this planet?
The region 2 DVD and Blu-ray sets I bought from the UK certainly have that crap on them.
Have you heard of this thing called "Reality TV"?
You could just as well add a message that the DVD can only be watched while the audience is balancing an entire encyclopedia on their nose. Doesn't necessarily make it a rule you're required to follow.
True.
It's especially annoying on box sets (e.g. M*A*S*H or Firefly) like there's an unwritten rule that they have to put that crap on every single disc.
Really annoying if you want to watch a bunch of discs back to back.
Seeing as how most Android apps are just glorified Java applets you'll probably be late for a meeting and once you're past the garage doors the car will simply power down again, displaying something about "GC overhead limit exceeded".
Because they had to have something which will still be compatible with newly updated file formats and the suits didn't want to wait until the OO project got their act together and fixed the backward compatibility.
Glad I'm not alone.
With every additional unwelcome change Canonical makes to the defaults switching to a different distribution becomes more and more tempting.
True. ...").
OpenOffice certainly isn't perfect either.
When OO reached 3 and repeatedly destroyed some documents when editing files created with 2.x several of our departments switched back to MS Office ("Better the devil you know
Same here. I bought my N900 last December through Amazon and some stores didn't start carrying it until early March. Even then it only popped up in a few stores here and there, the kind run by contract package resellers (e.g. mobilcom in Germany).
Nice!
A 4000$ paper weight.
Might've been a bad time for you to stop taking those meds. ;)
webOS is a Linux-based OS as well but due to the larger form factor and the to be expected increase in processing power I want something more productive rather than having to deal with a castrated "phone edition" (coming from an N900 owner).
Don't care about what OS it ships with as long as it can be nuked to replace it with Ubuntu/Debian.
In a sense it's no so much regular donating (as in simply giving money for a good cause) as appreciating something which is given to you for free and paying an amount you see fit.
For example I like to download free audio book episodes through www.podiobooks.com. They have a feature where you can donate money in relation to a specific show.
The majority of that money goes to the author/creator of said show and the rest to the site which provides the service. That way you can give money to the people who decided to share what they created for free and at the same time support the upkeep of the free service which made it posssible for the creators to share it with you.
When IE starts to actually conform to a standard I usually start to worry.
Does anybody still remember the days before Apple turned into a patent troll?
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