Q: On what platforms will StarCraft: Ghost be available? A: We are currently developing the game for multiple console systems. Further details regarding platform/country specifics will be released in the months ahead.
Your quote also mentions Sony, another big name down at the cracker factory. You're chosing an evil that incites a slashdot mob. Troll
Oh God. Get over it, Microsoft doesn't control EVERYTHING. They actually have wanted to get back into consoles, where they started. Besides, it's being developed for MULTIPLE PLATFORMS.
I hate you for being so elitest. I hate myself for writing in caps.
How many scientific discoveries are mistakes? I just have to wonder how many animals may have died side by side or next to one another. I'm dreading the day they find a "two-headed" sloth.
Linux will never be on the desktop if it doesn't get easier to use. Most users don't know what a command prompt is, so how could they understand a linux console? There's not enough robust software to use and the choice between desktop environments (KDE and Gnome) would confuse people. Don't even get me started on the fact that there are multiple desktops...
The only reasonable application I could think of this is for file sharing on a closed network (such as a schools) where files need to be shared out and distributed and still maintain the security to lock out script kiddies. I cant see this being used for anything other than static pages (I know redundant). While this techonology is meant to be used for web purposes, I think that the majority of the people that buy hard drives with two heads will find much better uses for it in networks that need to protect data that still needs to be read. Yes, most of this can already be done in software, however, I usually tend to think of the hardware solution as the best.
ps2 has both for those that can't afford broadband...
the bit ratings on the system are left over from the early days nintendo = 8 bit snes and genesis = 16 ps1 and saturn = 32 nintendo64 = well it has 64 in the name, so it's 64 bit right?
There's a simple way to delete IE for the common user. Just delete the Desktop Icon. Install New Browser. Set Browser to handle all web surfing needs. Easy as pie. Netscape is such a pain to deal with however. I use it on my linux partition and I hate it because I never know if I'm actually connected or not, since it just keeps cached pages on consistently (granted, this is probably an error on my behalf).
Why should Microsoft not include their own product in their os? Granted, Microsofts bullying of OEM's not to include Netscape in the past is foul play, but not allowing Microsoft to include IE in their OS is a bad move. There is no way IE is worth 30% of all of Windows XP or 2000, it's more like 10%.
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Repeat to yourself : if it ain't broke. don't fix it.
Now, it's not my money, but meh.
I know you're just joking but uh....the hole split in two..not the ozone...
It's a trap!!!!
science has ownership of its specifics. I personified the field.
and here's the one from the FAQ
Q: On what platforms will StarCraft: Ghost be available?
A: We are currently developing the game for multiple console systems. Further details regarding platform/country specifics will be released in the months ahead.
Your quote also mentions Sony, another big name down at the cracker factory. You're chosing an evil that incites a slashdot mob. Troll
then you should've put a
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and I mean, someone else agreed with you, so it wasn't clear.
You could write it on Win 3.11, debian, X, or bsd, I wouldn't care.
Are you kidding me? Did you ever try and play Diablo II within the first few weeks of release?
Oh God. Get over it, Microsoft doesn't control EVERYTHING. They actually have wanted to get back into consoles, where they started. Besides, it's being developed for MULTIPLE PLATFORMS.
I hate you for being so elitest. I hate myself for writing in caps.
or is this really fucking vague? 10-20 billion years is a 10 billion year time difference...
Way to go science and it's specifics.
How many scientific discoveries are mistakes? I just have to wonder how many animals may have died side by side or next to one another. I'm dreading the day they find a "two-headed" sloth.
It's yours. You are a threat to everyone and yourself.
Trees were ripe with platinum, and grass was full of silver.
Yeah....right...
Linux will never be on the desktop if it doesn't get easier to use. Most users don't know what a command prompt is, so how could they understand a linux console? There's not enough robust software to use and the choice between desktop environments (KDE and Gnome) would confuse people. Don't even get me started on the fact that there are multiple desktops...
wondering...did anyone else not see this coming?
*waits patiently for over zealous linux fans*
...how you're going to make the Under 21 marking on my CT Drivers License dissapper. I dont know, maybe I'm just being pessimistic
Just a couple of questions.
1. Why did you post this all as an a c?
2. why did you post this?
3. Where's my tin-foil hat
legs to me...on a fine lady, yeah that's right.
ok
i need to get out more.
The only reasonable application I could think of this is for file sharing on a closed network (such as a schools) where files need to be shared out and distributed and still maintain the security to lock out script kiddies. I cant see this being used for anything other than static pages (I know redundant). While this techonology is meant to be used for web purposes, I think that the majority of the people that buy hard drives with two heads will find much better uses for it in networks that need to protect data that still needs to be read. Yes, most of this can already be done in software, however, I usually tend to think of the hardware solution as the best.
What's going to happen when someone realizes the plans on how to build a rocket to get a man into space and in orbit are on a blocked website?
So when should I expect to see the girls of Lawrence Berkley issue of Playboy?
the xbox broadband adapter is onboard...
ps2 has both for those that can't afford broadband...
the bit ratings on the system are left over from the early days
nintendo = 8 bit
snes and genesis = 16
ps1 and saturn = 32
nintendo64 = well it has 64 in the name, so it's 64 bit right?
and so on and so on.
it's more accurate to look for the hard drive, memory, an nforce mobo, and processor.
He didn't say customer, he said consumer. The end user is the consumer. We are being damaged by Kazaa's activities.
Has anyone realized yet, that you're not actually pinging the teddy bear, but another server at MIT?
There's a simple way to delete IE for the common user. Just delete the Desktop Icon. Install New Browser. Set Browser to handle all web surfing needs. Easy as pie. Netscape is such a pain to deal with however. I use it on my linux partition and I hate it because I never know if I'm actually connected or not, since it just keeps cached pages on consistently (granted, this is probably an error on my behalf).
Why should Microsoft not include their own product in their os? Granted, Microsofts bullying of OEM's not to include Netscape in the past is foul play, but not allowing Microsoft to include IE in their OS is a bad move. There is no way IE is worth 30% of all of Windows XP or 2000, it's more like 10%.