Quote from the letter: "Also, we hereby state, that the information in this notification is accurate and that we are authorized to act on behalf of the owners of the exclusive rights being infringed as set forth in this notification."
Why the fuck would I get involved in your pyramid scheme for a GMail invite? If someone can't get a GMail invite for free, they're retarded.
No, seriously. Every time GMail is mentioned (and a lot of times it isn't), people are handing out GMail invites to people who reply to their posts of send them an email. I got two for two tries. GMail invites are not rare!
Do not fall for pyramid schemes. They don't work for anyone exept the top few layers.
Only if the bayesian filter sucks. Or rather: Only if the tokenizer of the filter sucks. Bayesian filters don't have to treat the message as a raw string. They are free to parse it to, for example, remove comments, use image urls, or the difference between the foreground and background color in html mails as words.
You can make a tokenizer that not only treas a word written like this: 't.r.i.c.k.y', as the word 'tricky', but also as a "pseudoword" like 'trick:dottedword.' So the "bayesian part" of the filter would see these two words: 'tricky' and 'trick:dottedword.'
And there is of course loads of information that can be extracted from the headers of the mail.
Most parents probably don't have a clue how many games a system has, and don't care. They either listen to little Timmy, or look at the price tag. At most the parents will ask a clerk which is the one that plays Pokemon day-glo purple.
I admit, I haven't been on the page lately, but I have been on the page multiple times during the last 5 years, and even with experience, I've had trouble finding the correct links.
If they've made downloading the free player easier, good. It sure took a while...
And is there an easy way of downloading your free player without you trying to get me to download your non-free player every step of the way?
Technological solution to a social problem
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I thought the general consensus was that technological solutions to a social problems don't work.
Do people honestly think these look good
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Do the people who make Powerpoint presentations honetly think the sweeps and other effects look good? Because I've seen many presenters getting embarassed about the letter flying around the screen when they're trying to make a point.
And if you just have to use some transition effect, pick one. Do not use a different random one on each page.
Once again limitations that only screw the people who actually pay for their software. Who would pirate this version?
Just like copy protection that renders games unplayable on machines with a certain cd-rom drive, while it does nothing to stop warez-versions from spreading...
Not to mention "speed." I just read that one guy recieved a letter from MPAA for downloading Super Metroid speed run.
Quote from the letter: "Also, we hereby state, that the information in this notification is accurate and that we are authorized to act on behalf of the owners of the exclusive rights being infringed as set forth in this notification."
I am sure that most of the games will be garbage, as most games have been garbage for the past decade.
Sturgeon's Law. 90% of everything is crap.
And every game on the list is categorized as "action adventure", games like Darkstalkers 3 and Ridge Racer.
Action, yes. Adventure, no way. Unless you count driving around the race track an adventure.
Interesting ideas? Yes. Complete horse shit? That too.
Why the fuck would I get involved in your pyramid scheme for a GMail invite? If someone can't get a GMail invite for free, they're retarded.
No, seriously. Every time GMail is mentioned (and a lot of times it isn't), people are handing out GMail invites to people who reply to their posts of send them an email. I got two for two tries. GMail invites are not rare!
Do not fall for pyramid schemes. They don't work for anyone exept the top few layers.
Even better: duct tape and aluminum foil.
Your question assumes that I sometimes cease picking my nose.
No no no, that's the spinning piledriver back breaker ball buster kick.
Yeah, it's just electric shock.
It wants it is joke back? Whaaaaa?
Oh yes, Malboro. He's a badass. Especially in FF8.
Send me one.
Actually they have the same monsters. Their looks may be a little updated, but there's always Bombs and Behemots and Cactuars in the games.
Nothing for you to see here. Please move along.
It won't matter much at that point. Every game gets pirated the moment it is released.
Only if the bayesian filter sucks. Or rather: Only if the tokenizer of the filter sucks. Bayesian filters don't have to treat the message as a raw string. They are free to parse it to, for example, remove comments, use image urls, or the difference between the foreground and background color in html mails as words.
You can make a tokenizer that not only treas a word written like this: 't.r.i.c.k.y', as the word 'tricky', but also as a "pseudoword" like 'trick:dottedword.' So the "bayesian part" of the filter would see these two words: 'tricky' and 'trick:dottedword.'
And there is of course loads of information that can be extracted from the headers of the mail.
Nice way to sneak malware in to the peepers' machines.
Most parents probably don't have a clue how many games a system has, and don't care. They either listen to little Timmy, or look at the price tag. At most the parents will ask a clerk which is the one that plays Pokemon day-glo purple.
I admit, I haven't been on the page lately, but I have been on the page multiple times during the last 5 years, and even with experience, I've had trouble finding the correct links.
If they've made downloading the free player easier, good. It sure took a while...
Oh, I forgot one other thi...BUFFERING.
Real, have you looked at your player software?
And is there an easy way of downloading your free player without you trying to get me to download your non-free player every step of the way?
I thought the general consensus was that technological solutions to a social problems don't work.
Do the people who make Powerpoint presentations honetly think the sweeps and other effects look good? Because I've seen many presenters getting embarassed about the letter flying around the screen when they're trying to make a point.
And if you just have to use some transition effect, pick one. Do not use a different random one on each page.
Once again limitations that only screw the people who actually pay for their software. Who would pirate this version?
Just like copy protection that renders games unplayable on machines with a certain cd-rom drive, while it does nothing to stop warez-versions from spreading...
It won't replace the desktop at least as long as my fingers are not ultra portable as well.