You know what else are traditional family values? Beating your wife. Letting priests rape orphans. Supporting dictators. Listening to jazz music. Drinking Diet Coke. Milk, eggs, coffee.
It's the same thing in Canada. Even flyers have mixed units. I saw a tile cutter on sale at Canadian Tire, which had the following specifications: can cut tiles up to 12" wide, 12 mm thick.
"4:20" sounded like a bible reference or something, and I didn't feel like reading whole paragraphs of make-believe stories that are supposed to reference something or other.
For videogames, what you need is X-ray vision. The ability to see the electric signals in the LCD gril before they hit the actual pixels will give you an advantage of several milliseconds compared to your opponents. The same principle applies to Monster cables' gold-plated, titanium-coated, oxygen-free optical cables which give you pure digital audio, free of data which are not zeros or ones.
Some idiots think it was made by Apple, only works on Apple devices and so they think AAC isn't a valid choice.
Just searched Google. Zero results. I just invented a new word!
<Fluttershy>Yay!</Fluttershy>
Funny + Insightful + frightening = Funinsightening.
Even worst: the damn thing auto-plays so you can't open a bunch of tabs at once and they're making me download something I'm not going to use.
Waste of bandwidth is what it is. Let's hope it's part of the stupid april first pranks. Then again it appears that beta is real, so who knows.
You know what else are traditional family values? Beating your wife. Letting priests rape orphans. Supporting dictators. Listening to jazz music. Drinking Diet Coke. Milk, eggs, coffee.
Gay rights? Religious beliefs? What?
P.S.: this is Slashdot, I didn't RTFA.
And Facebook didn't make the Oculus Rift, Apple didn't create AAC, etc.
Haters gotta hate.
I'm guessing "for a smartphone" is the new part, just like new patents based on old ideas are approved when you add "on the Internet" to it.
It's the same thing in Canada. Even flyers have mixed units. I saw a tile cutter on sale at Canadian Tire, which had the following specifications: can cut tiles up to 12" wide, 12 mm thick.
2014 divided by 4 divided by 1 equals 503.5
If you're going to write dates in the ISO format, you might as well write them properly: 2014-04-01
Powerful enough Intel CPU for MAME and direct Arduino-style ports for all the inputs and outputs of modern, home-made arcade cabinets?
You should know that iTunes runs perfectly fine on a proper operating system.
That's not insightful at all, unless the factories started employing 2-year old babies.
I once delivered a pizza and the guy paid me with twenty thousand bitcoins. Too bad my dog ate the paper with all the numbers on it.
"4:20" sounded like a bible reference or something, and I didn't feel like reading whole paragraphs of make-believe stories that are supposed to reference something or other.
And my quote applies to everybody, including me.
Why are you calling me a republican? I'm Canadian you insensitive clod!
You spelled Judas wrong.
Thirty seconds is too short and would open the doors for debate, just like we're doing now. Why not 15 seconds? Or how about 45?
By setting it at one minute, there's less chance of arguing about it. And in our modern, Internet time, two minutes is just too long.
Nope, for that you're going to need infrared hearing.
Thirty seconds is too generous, if such a system would be implemented it should be sixty seconds.
I don't get the "4:20" part.
You no like many time more faster? It's more better plus double good!
Today's version would probably look like:
BitCoin
LiteCoin
DogeCoin
or Pot(Coin)
Everybody rides for a fee
Update: CoinEx.pw is online again and all my coins are still there.
For videogames, what you need is X-ray vision. The ability to see the electric signals in the LCD gril before they hit the actual pixels will give you an advantage of several milliseconds compared to your opponents. The same principle applies to Monster cables' gold-plated, titanium-coated, oxygen-free optical cables which give you pure digital audio, free of data which are not zeros or ones.