Serious question: why do you rip to mp3 instead of to wma or ogg or some other more efficient format? mp3s are stone age; their only remaining use, so far as I can see, is as a common format of exchange on p2p.
Since if I enter my username (composed from my real name) and an incorrect password three times, it locks me out.
I say "my" username, but if I enter any username - easily deductible by composing any two first and last names - and an incorrect password three times... that account gets locked out.
I'm sure that nobody with malice aforethought, a dictionary of names, and a frisky Perl script will ever feel the urge to increase every customers' security by having them locked out.
OK, they win. I was going to moan about the refresh on the camera being inadequate, the flight time being useless, and the inability to hover meaning that it has two modes: flying, and crashing.
But having seen in action? Must... own... tiny... whirring... affront to God. Must.
I'm not sure why you bought it then, since it was pretty clear that it wouldn't be carrying the same range of sequels and franchises as the PS3/XBox 360.
I guess it depends how fast you want to spend money, and how much time you've got to grind through games. After a hard day's work, sometimes Wii Sports is really all I can manage. My son and I enjoy puzzling through Zack and Wiki, the missus grudgingly admits to liking Lego Star Wars, and when they've gone to bed, I can bust out Resident Evil 4.
I think it's probably fair to compare the Wii's sales to most of the sum total of PS3 and XBox if we want to know how many casual vs hard core gamers there are. So it's not really true that "most people" enjoy casual gaming. At most, it's pushing 40%.
The USAF doesn't report to Congress. Since their Commander in Chief treats Congress like a jizz rag, it's unreasonable to expect anyone in the armed forces to show them any respect. They won't cut budgets, and the most that they every do is write Sternly Worded Memos, or go running to the courts like little snivelling bitches, wailing "Pretty please make everyone obey the law."
I swear, the USA is one lost staring contest away from a bloodless military coup. I mean, if it hasn't already happened. How would we tell the difference?
OK, let's talk about what the GPL actually says. Specifically, the difference between the GPL and the LGPL.
Why is the LGPL not sufficient to achieve the FSF's goals? They don't like it, they heavily discourage its use: what is it about the GPL that's so significant to the FSF, and why?
The license can claim whatever it wants about its purpose, but Stallman's oft-stated goal is to destroy proprietary closed source software by any means necessary. The GPL mechanism intended to achieve that isn't the freedom-to-distribute clause, it's the viral clause. If that weren't the significant clause, then why does the FSF keep banging on and on about using the GPL instead of the LGPL? Infection is the
If we're sharing opinions, then I think it's very difficult to take an "extreme" view of the GPL.
He wasn't convicted, so the judge considers that what he did didn't break her interpretation of the law.
RTFA. The judge let him slide because he's (apparently) a retard. The theory seems to be: smart enough to steal from thousands of people, too dumb to know that it's wrong. He is effectively above the law, because the law is a liberal ass.
There may have been a velociraptor hiding under the seats without you even knowing. Those things are smarter than Republicans, and nearly as smart as cats.
Only if they don't care about the quality of the employee. By that argument, we should welcome fat, ugly hookers simply because they drive the price down.
On the bright side, you only have to live with the noise until the next time your 360 breaks down, then you get a respite while you wait for them to send you another refurbished box.
With only 300 people, they're probably all closely related, which explains why they might have trouble counting family members. It also explains why they have a word for "5 or 6", doubtless used for fingers and toes.
Clearly you - like your hero, Hitler - are simply saying that those retarded Nanooks are incapable of constructing such a rich language as English, the language of Shakespeare and the Baby Jesus.
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Serious question: why do you rip to mp3 instead of to wma or ogg or some other more efficient format? mp3s are stone age; their only remaining use, so far as I can see, is as a common format of exchange on p2p.
Wait - you're saying aliens are from Belgium?
Since if I enter my username (composed from my real name) and an incorrect password three times, it locks me out.
I say "my" username, but if I enter any username - easily deductible by composing any two first and last names - and an incorrect password three times... that account gets locked out.
I'm sure that nobody with malice aforethought, a dictionary of names, and a frisky Perl script will ever feel the urge to increase every customers' security by having them locked out.
s/have/haven't.
Not that it matters: it'll get modded as insightful, funny, and troll anyway.
It doesn't looks as though they have overcome the twitchiness. Perhaps the idea is to buy them by the gross. You only need one to get through.
OK, they win. I was going to moan about the refresh on the camera being inadequate, the flight time being useless, and the inability to hover meaning that it has two modes: flying, and crashing.
But having seen in action? Must... own... tiny... whirring... affront to God. Must.
Roofies are technology.
Lets terraform the Terran atmosphere first, then worry about the Venusian one.
I'm not sure why you bought it then, since it was pretty clear that it wouldn't be carrying the same range of sequels and franchises as the PS3/XBox 360.
I guess it depends how fast you want to spend money, and how much time you've got to grind through games. After a hard day's work, sometimes Wii Sports is really all I can manage. My son and I enjoy puzzling through Zack and Wiki, the missus grudgingly admits to liking Lego Star Wars, and when they've gone to bed, I can bust out Resident Evil 4.
I think it's probably fair to compare the Wii's sales to most of the sum total of PS3 and XBox if we want to know how many casual vs hard core gamers there are. So it's not really true that "most people" enjoy casual gaming. At most, it's pushing 40%.
The USAF doesn't report to Congress. Since their Commander in Chief treats Congress like a jizz rag, it's unreasonable to expect anyone in the armed forces to show them any respect. They won't cut budgets, and the most that they every do is write Sternly Worded Memos, or go running to the courts like little snivelling bitches, wailing "Pretty please make everyone obey the law."
I swear, the USA is one lost staring contest away from a bloodless military coup. I mean, if it hasn't already happened. How would we tell the difference?
That's optimistic; can you evolve one of those in only 10,000 years?
OK, let's talk about what the GPL actually says. Specifically, the difference between the GPL and the LGPL.
Why is the LGPL not sufficient to achieve the FSF's goals? They don't like it, they heavily discourage its use: what is it about the GPL that's so significant to the FSF, and why?
And I'm happy enough with my wife, but Alyson Hannigan is slimmer and I bet she'd be more responsive. Why settle?
The license can claim whatever it wants about its purpose, but Stallman's oft-stated goal is to destroy proprietary closed source software by any means necessary. The GPL mechanism intended to achieve that isn't the freedom-to-distribute clause, it's the viral clause. If that weren't the significant clause, then why does the FSF keep banging on and on about using the GPL instead of the LGPL? Infection is the
If we're sharing opinions, then I think it's very difficult to take an "extreme" view of the GPL.
RTFA. The judge let him slide because he's (apparently) a retard. The theory seems to be: smart enough to steal from thousands of people, too dumb to know that it's wrong. He is effectively above the law, because the law is a liberal ass.
Bad things never happen to bad people?
There may have been a velociraptor hiding under the seats without you even knowing. Those things are smarter than Republicans, and nearly as smart as cats.
Unfortunately, the question is: what happened to them.
Only if they don't care about the quality of the employee. By that argument, we should welcome fat, ugly hookers simply because they drive the price down.
On the bright side, you only have to live with the noise until the next time your 360 breaks down, then you get a respite while you wait for them to send you another refurbished box.
And if it's not against the EULA of MMOGlider to be loaded by Warden, you can bet it will be by tomorrow.
Your correctitude will be scant solace as you burn in hellfire for all eternity, heretic.
With only 300 people, they're probably all closely related, which explains why they might have trouble counting family members. It also explains why they have a word for "5 or 6", doubtless used for fingers and toes.
Frost, hoar, slush, ice, black ice, falling, dusting, lying, drift, blizzard.
Clearly you - like your hero, Hitler - are simply saying that those retarded Nanooks are incapable of constructing such a rich language as English, the language of Shakespeare and the Baby Jesus.
Who's "them"? AFAIK, Slashdot replaced its "editors" with a very small shell script back in 2002.