Reminds me of Godville, a mobile cow clicker sort of affair where you had an RPG hero who you couldn't control, only heal. All gear acquisition, fighting, quests, etc. were autonomous.
Pretty sure this has all been over the government not wanting to cooperate with the EU, and instead favoring Putin's Russia (despite the whole USSR thing), and the people wanting the opposite.
You might get a credit for it if you are an English major, but if you are doing anything that depends on that knowledge, they are going to want you pay for a real university course.
Slashdot Mirror
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Or the April Fool's jokes turn out to be prophetic.
The CoD player the article talks about is Kim Dotcom. You know, Megaupload and Mega.
Twitch Plays Bitcoin Miner.
Maybe he's one of those militant gays that /pol/ has told me about.
Reminds me of Godville, a mobile cow clicker sort of affair where you had an RPG hero who you couldn't control, only heal. All gear acquisition, fighting, quests, etc. were autonomous.
What about by lying about motive, like firing policies in most states?
What about the greatest terrorist organization of all: the Fed?
Dice made Beta because of Windows 8!
+1 Insightful since I already posted.
In modern schools, fighting back just gets you both suspended or expelled. And in court, fighting back just bankrupts you from legal fees.
So IBM's gonna try to play the SCO game?
Also both RISC.
From Outer Space?
I want to see an Open-Source Blues. It'd be better than Stallman's Free Software Song.
People wish ill on others for less. See: FOSS license arguments.
I did it with Borderlands 2, and it worked fine. Same for BF3 on Origin.
Buying an Xbox Telescreen is worse for freedom than proprietary software.
Pretty sure this has all been over the government not wanting to cooperate with the EU, and instead favoring Putin's Russia (despite the whole USSR thing), and the people wanting the opposite.
American here, we're 1/9th of the way there.
Nine Inch Nails is shit.
You might get a credit for it if you are an English major, but if you are doing anything that depends on that knowledge, they are going to want you pay for a real university course.
FTFY
Indians, Indians, brogrammers, brogrammers.
I thought it was that nerds were the subject-obsessed people, while geeks were the socially-inept ones.
Is it possible that companies are afraid of US-bugged hardware, or is it automation invalidating jobs for the moment?