Firefox's solution was to turn off international domain names, while Opera's solution was to only allow IDNs on top level domains that have a responsible attitude towards granting domain names.
Yes! Please oh please some one finally make a playable game! I mean NES has been out since, what, 1982? All this time developers have been focusing solely on graphics, and lately on physics. Maybe in the year 2006 we will finally have a game that is fun.
The official price hasn't been revealed, but the PSP it from Lik-Sang + customs + VAT was less than what the rumored price was. And I already have my PSP now.
Well, I don't have the worldwide sales for each system at hand, but according to this page: http://the-magicbox.com/topten.htm about 5000 more PSPs have been sold than DS in Japan this year. I imagine it's pretty close in th US as well. If it is, I don't think DS is blowing PSP out of the water, because PSP has not been released everywhere yet. IMO It's not a fair comparsion.
DS has a clear lead at the moment, but I believe PSP will catch up in 2006.
It has been out 84 days longer in Europe. And counting.
And to my knowledge in the year 2005 PSP sales have been a little bit bigger that DS's sales. DS's lead comes largely from when PSP was not released in the USA yet.
IIRC, there were three guards in the town, and I talked to two of them and they said the same thing. I just thought that the third one would just repeat the same lines the two other did.
"Hm, have I talked to every single person in this town yet? No? I've missed the one person who'll say exactly what I need to hear to reach my next goal? *sigh*"
Like in Minish cap where you had to talk to that guard that blocked your path to the west? I had never talked to him before, so I didn't know that he insisted I learn some move that I had already learned. And even when I had learned the move, he still blocked the way until I talked to him the first time.
Firefox is a bad example also because they have copied pretty much every feature form Opera. The biggest feature that I can think of that is in plain Firefox and not in Opera is adding web forms as search keywords into bookmarks.
Actually, I don't really care if the front page gets cluttered, since I do practically all my searching using Opera's address bar.
Now one feature that DOES annoy me is Google's click-tracking. If I search something using google, check the top three results and figure out that my search terms are wrong.
So I use some other terms and notice that the three results are the same that I got from the last query after clicking them, because the urls are not he same in google because they track clicks.
I've made a privoxy filter that works unless the target url has special characters. So it looks like a job for user javascript.
Every time there is an article about a television with new features, someone has to whine about televisions being too complicated. There are plenty of televisions that are just that, they just don't get the coverage because it's not news!
The only button that is easy to remember on the PS controller is the triangle, and that's because it's at the top, so the shape of its glyph points to the right direction. Unfortunately, it's also one of the most rarely used buttons.
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Hey, you can take the PSP with you into bed.
Opera has this NOW, firefox doesn't. I was just commenting the current situation. I did not mean to imply that it was a permanent solution.
Firefox's solution was to turn off international domain names, while Opera's solution was to only allow IDNs on top level domains that have a responsible attitude towards granting domain names.
.coms, nets or orgs.
So no
Yes! Please oh please some one finally make a playable game! I mean NES has been out since, what, 1982? All this time developers have been focusing solely on graphics, and lately on physics. Maybe in the year 2006 we will finally have a game that is fun.
Oh god these twenty years have been horrible...
Well they don't exactly try to hide the fact on the page. And the runs are still fun.
Agreed. Just because it has a lot of text doesn't mean that it's not a troll.
95% of everything is crap. This is especially true for free games.
The official price hasn't been revealed, but the PSP it from Lik-Sang + customs + VAT was less than what the rumored price was. And I already have my PSP now.
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Megahertz is a liberal myth.
Yes, that's very ironic, Alanis.
Well, I don't have the worldwide sales for each system at hand, but according to this page: http://the-magicbox.com/topten.htm about 5000 more PSPs have been sold than DS in Japan this year. I imagine it's pretty close in th US as well. If it is, I don't think DS is blowing PSP out of the water, because PSP has not been released everywhere yet. IMO It's not a fair comparsion.
DS has a clear lead at the moment, but I believe PSP will catch up in 2006.
It has been out 84 days longer in Europe. And counting.
And to my knowledge in the year 2005 PSP sales have been a little bit bigger that DS's sales. DS's lead comes largely from when PSP was not released in the USA yet.
IIRC, there were three guards in the town, and I talked to two of them and they said the same thing. I just thought that the third one would just repeat the same lines the two other did.
"Hm, have I talked to every single person in this town yet? No? I've missed the one person who'll say exactly what I need to hear to reach my next goal? *sigh*"
Like in Minish cap where you had to talk to that guard that blocked your path to the west? I had never talked to him before, so I didn't know that he insisted I learn some move that I had already learned. And even when I had learned the move, he still blocked the way until I talked to him the first time.
So, is FP fixed point or floating point?
You know what's funnier than that joke?
Leukemia.
Firefox is a bad example also because they have copied pretty much every feature form Opera. The biggest feature that I can think of that is in plain Firefox and not in Opera is adding web forms as search keywords into bookmarks.
They use Opera.
Sometimes Google tracks normal search results. The urls are of the form "http://www.google.com/url?sa=U&start=1&q=your_url _here&e=some_number".
Actually, I don't really care if the front page gets cluttered, since I do practically all my searching using Opera's address bar.
Now one feature that DOES annoy me is Google's click-tracking. If I search something using google, check the top three results and figure out that my search terms are wrong.
So I use some other terms and notice that the three results are the same that I got from the last query after clicking them, because the urls are not he same in google because they track clicks.
I've made a privoxy filter that works unless the target url has special characters. So it looks like a job for user javascript.
Every time there is an article about a television with new features, someone has to whine about televisions being too complicated. There are plenty of televisions that are just that, they just don't get the coverage because it's not news!
The only button that is easy to remember on the PS controller is the triangle, and that's because it's at the top, so the shape of its glyph points to the right direction. Unfortunately, it's also one of the most rarely used buttons.
This is shortly after the previously reported HD-DVD announced three-layer HD-DVD that would hold a "mere" 45 GB.
Oh, the fools! If only they'd built it with four layers! When will they learn?!?
Writing emulators for NES, SNES and GB(C) is pretty trivial these days, and with N64 they have some inside information.