MMORPC; Massive Multiplayer Role Playing Chat. Why roleplaying? Well, it'll take all of three seconds before the entire population of the online community is FBI agents posing as 14 year old girls (or boys, now that the internet is taking off in Catholicism).
I first became interested in programming after seeing downloading a snake game onto my TI-83 in grade 8. It was non-assembly, so the source was visible, and I became greatly interested in the concepts. I learned most of the programming concepts that I still use today by screwing around on it during french class (although my french average dropped from an 85% to a 60% in the last two years). That crappy little TI-BASIC (language?) was my introduction to what is one of my favourite hobbies today, and possibly my future career. Even after learning some higher level languages, I still like to go back to the TI every now and then (during comp-sci class, as it is more interesting than this "OOT" shit-language they teach) to work in a simple environment. Of course, the real reason that I still program it, is that if I want to play any games on it, I need to make them myself (I fatally short circuited the link port by sticking the free end of a link cable in my mouth and pressing send on a dare).
I just saw "UK" and "spying" in the same general area, and the guitar immediately started off in my head. I haven't read through, because I don't want to destroy my euphoric mood by finding out that the article's only some whiny editor complaining about how the government's trying to track and shut down a child pornography ring, and how tahts a rights violation, or some other typical Slashcrap.
The Speed of Business has been estimated, by a group of eminent physicists and economists, as roughly equivalent to the Ludicrous Speed. Seeing as how I have restraining belts in my garage workshop, stopping for lunch might destroy my beautiful helmet, thus rendering me unnattractive to that nice Druish girl I'm holding captive. No, I'll leave UPS to the proffessionals.
Note to MOCs (Moderators On Crack): not offtopic, as comment is based on a rather uncreative allusion to what I originally thought was the story's topic after first reading its subject line, before reading the body.
Claims background radio-band noise sounds too much like the new (insert popular shit band here) album. Claims damages worthy of galaxy submitting itself to RIAA Imperial Rule, wants cost of moon-sized battlestation covered.
I once skipped school to see a movie
Just missed Phys. Ed. which was fine for me
When Portman got nippy
I got a huge stiffy
Once home 'net pictures filled me with glee!
Yeah, the rhymes don't really work, but I just wanted to express what I'm sure many other Slashdotters are feeling, a renewed crush on Natalie Portman, stronger than ever, once seeing her in reasonable(ly revealing) clothing and showing a half bit of emotion.
Let me translate, you god-damned moderator on crack: X is more than (connoting better than) 9, posted to an article on Apple's OS9 being completely phased out by Aplle's OSX.
You may not realise this, but a false "-1 offtopic" can really hurt a guy.
"Unleashed" is accurate. This reminds me of an old klingon proverb: "What is this talk of 'release'? Klingons do not make software 'releases'. Our software 'escapes,' leaving a bloody trail of designers and quality assurance people in its wake."
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MMORPC; Massive Multiplayer Role Playing Chat. Why roleplaying? Well, it'll take all of three seconds before the entire population of the online community is FBI agents posing as 14 year old girls (or boys, now that the internet is taking off in Catholicism).
I first became interested in programming after seeing downloading a snake game onto my TI-83 in grade 8. It was non-assembly, so the source was visible, and I became greatly interested in the concepts. I learned most of the programming concepts that I still use today by screwing around on it during french class (although my french average dropped from an 85% to a 60% in the last two years). That crappy little TI-BASIC (language?) was my introduction to what is one of my favourite hobbies today, and possibly my future career. Even after learning some higher level languages, I still like to go back to the TI every now and then (during comp-sci class, as it is more interesting than this "OOT" shit-language they teach) to work in a simple environment. Of course, the real reason that I still program it, is that if I want to play any games on it, I need to make them myself (I fatally short circuited the link port by sticking the free end of a link cable in my mouth and pressing send on a dare).
I just saw "UK" and "spying" in the same general area, and the guitar immediately started off in my head. I haven't read through, because I don't want to destroy my euphoric mood by finding out that the article's only some whiny editor complaining about how the government's trying to track and shut down a child pornography ring, and how tahts a rights violation, or some other typical Slashcrap.
Note to MOCs (Moderators On Crack): not offtopic, as comment is based on a rather uncreative allusion to what I originally thought was the story's topic after first reading its subject line, before reading the body.
Claims background radio-band noise sounds too much like the new (insert popular shit band here) album. Claims damages worthy of galaxy submitting itself to RIAA Imperial Rule, wants cost of moon-sized battlestation covered.
Sorry.
Calling Bill Gates a millionaire is like calling his prime product a nuisance.
Yeah, the rhymes don't really work, but I just wanted to express what I'm sure many other Slashdotters are feeling, a renewed crush on Natalie Portman, stronger than ever, once seeing her in reasonable(ly revealing) clothing and showing a half bit of emotion.
Counter-Strike is horrible training. Imagine the inefficiency in a real-life situation stemming from wall-hack paranoia.
I turn in trajllions of results per day to Brilliant Digital Entertainment. But where's my parade?!
I hate Americans because they all make stereotypes. _All_ of them!
They named it after the Television show, of course!
This week's installment:
stay tuned next week for: Helium
Moderators, I realize your brain says "-1 Troll", but the rapid movement of your collective right hands suggests a "+5 Informative", perhaps. ;)
You may not realise this, but a false "-1 offtopic" can really hurt a guy.
Thank you for your time.
vvvmmmvvvrrvv... AAH!!! Toomuchpressure!!!
Oh yeah, electronic, as in electronic mail or electronic business. An electronic Mac?! Imagine that!
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Oh yeah, try telling Wil that no one hates child heroes.
...would a single N'Sync member's corpse really make that much of a difference?
...That's Lunacy!
...SPOON!!!ium I mean, come on, its just common sense.
"Unleashed" is accurate. This reminds me of an old klingon proverb: "What is this talk of 'release'? Klingons do not make software 'releases'. Our software 'escapes,' leaving a bloody trail of designers and quality assurance people in its wake."