I saw that, however I didn't see sports games in the area where you could vote on which games to include. That was at 3:15 this morning, so I fully admit that I may have missed them.
Nice trick about the credit card. I'll keep that in mind should I ever have to open up my MB.
But still, I have to wonder about all of the whining. These are rather trivial tasks to perform on physical objects. I would hate to think of the consternation that would ensue if any of them bought furniture at Ikea (iKea?) I imagine they'd have a freaking heart attack at a carburetor refurb or the frame-off resto of a Porsche 928.
I always figured he was on the take and owned by the banking industry. So is he on loan to the motion picture industry, or are they the actual owners of record? Or perhaps a time-sharing sort of deal?
No such luck. Just looked at the choices. If they are any indication, the exhibit will be solely for home based games featuring changeable media (cartridges or discs). No arcade games.
And while I don't generally care for them, they ignored the 'sports game' genre. Don't recall seeing any racing titles.
It's the Smithsonian. They're usually pretty good about such things. It'll probably get short shrift compared to the games themselves, but we should see a bit of good stuff.
Are you intentionally missing the point that others are trying to explain? Every single thing you 'know' about middle Earth comes from the same potentially tainted source.
Given how cartoonishly the antagonists in LoTR were portrayed, it would take a very deft author to avoid seeming over the top if the positions were reversed.
You're new here. Slashdotters think that their particular use case and vision of computing is identical to that of millions and millions of businesses and consumers. This despite the fact that everyone they go (went) to school with was 'teh stoopid' and probably a 'Windoze using luser' who watches neither anime nor Star Trek, and is thus different from and inferior to them in every way.
Oh come on! Why don't you address the real question here - why is Steve Jobs competing in a jailhouse rodeo competition tomorrow afternoon? Is this really appropriate behavior for someone that is so close to death?
After staying on your mom for 8 seconds last night, it shouldn't be any big deal to get on another 1000 lb. cow.
Muslims not only have all that, they also throw in the Djinn, which are, believe it or not, God's creation from a parallel universe, and do have free will. (Although it's pretty stupid to worship them or ask them for anything, as they are usually not helpful in any manner.)
Who are not helpful in any manner, muslims or the Djinn?
Looking at the first google result for "2009 Design News 'Golden Mousetrap' Awards" I can safely say that while I have no idea what any of that crap is, I'm doubting that the products are sold with hipster TV ads or big tittied blonde comfort girls.
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That's a rather modest proposal.
I saw that, however I didn't see sports games in the area where you could vote on which games to include. That was at 3:15 this morning, so I fully admit that I may have missed them.
Nice trick about the credit card. I'll keep that in mind should I ever have to open up my MB.
But still, I have to wonder about all of the whining. These are rather trivial tasks to perform on physical objects. I would hate to think of the consternation that would ensue if any of them bought furniture at Ikea (iKea?) I imagine they'd have a freaking heart attack at a carburetor refurb or the frame-off resto of a Porsche 928.
A well earned 'insightful' mod.
Too late! Oh, wait, Linux fanboyism or Windows fanboyism? Hell, the fp looks like Mac fanboyism for deity's sake...
I always figured he was on the take and owned by the banking industry. So is he on loan to the motion picture industry, or are they the actual owners of record? Or perhaps a time-sharing sort of deal?
Au contraire. We acknowledge that our use case is unusual, but we also believe it to be superior.
That makes you half right, anyway.
No such luck. Just looked at the choices. If they are any indication, the exhibit will be solely for home based games featuring changeable media (cartridges or discs). No arcade games.
And while I don't generally care for them, they ignored the 'sports game' genre. Don't recall seeing any racing titles.
It's the Smithsonian. They're usually pretty good about such things. It'll probably get short shrift compared to the games themselves, but we should see a bit of good stuff.
Why would the competition help you out with lower prices when they can also raise their prices and make their shareholders happy.
Price elasticity.
Is that you Randall?
Yes, we all saw 'Clerks'.
Are you intentionally missing the point that others are trying to explain? Every single thing you 'know' about middle Earth comes from the same potentially tainted source.
Given how cartoonishly the antagonists in LoTR were portrayed, it would take a very deft author to avoid seeming over the top if the positions were reversed.
You're new here. Slashdotters think that their particular use case and vision of computing is identical to that of millions and millions of businesses and consumers. This despite the fact that everyone they go (went) to school with was 'teh stoopid' and probably a 'Windoze using luser' who watches neither anime nor Star Trek, and is thus different from and inferior to them in every way.
After all this time, how do you still find the patience to answer jedediah's ignorance regarding Apple products?
Oh come on! Why don't you address the real question here - why is Steve Jobs competing in a jailhouse rodeo competition tomorrow afternoon? Is this really appropriate behavior for someone that is so close to death?
After staying on your mom for 8 seconds last night, it shouldn't be any big deal to get on another 1000 lb. cow.
Weird. My God was doing just fine with stone tablets until some old Jew busted them all up. Guess that's why he sent his son around to kick some ass.
[Citation needed]
your buggy captchas suck, i wont even try to re-post.
And nothing of value was lost.
Muslims not only have all that, they also throw in the Djinn, which are, believe it or not, God's creation from a parallel universe, and do have free will. (Although it's pretty stupid to worship them or ask them for anything, as they are usually not helpful in any manner.)
Who are not helpful in any manner, muslims or the Djinn?
Fuck that noise. Any God worth worshipping would be a boomkin.
Looking at the first google result for "2009 Design News 'Golden Mousetrap' Awards" I can safely say that while I have no idea what any of that crap is, I'm doubting that the products are sold with hipster TV ads or big tittied blonde comfort girls.
You misspelled Linux. Funnily, it came out as Microsoft. Go figure. A Freudian slip perhaps?
FTFY. Monocultures are bad, m'kay?
One sales droid's abject terror is another sales droid's golden opportunity.
Or golden shower.