The problem with the mod is that HL2 itself barely runs on most people's PC nowadays. Who can develop except those with super 3Ghz processors with $500 video cards. I'd expect another year and a half before the mod community really picks up.
What would it take to create an engine that allow the destruction of the entire environment. Sure it's nice to toss toilets at a wall, but I'd like to see the wall collapse after 20 hits.
Like I said, wait 20 years. The gassing and incinerating was not public knowledge until years after Allies troops invaded German territory. At the time of the war, nazi mistreatment was not on your daily newspaper covers.
Vice versa, cheerleader posing is about the only thing acceptable enough to broadcast. Since it won't hurt Bush's chance of getting back in the office.
Heh, the N-Gage was irrelevant after the 1st week launch. It has on record one of the worst 1st week sales in any console ever. It reduced in price significantly, and still performed worst than Atari Jaguar.
When Tom Brokaw and Dan Rather, two of the more well influential journalists quit in the middle of a war, that's no coincidence. We obviously have alot of things to hide.
Just count 20 years from now, and all of us Americans will be as shocked as the Germans citizens who discovered the prisoner camp mistreatments for the first time.
But I won't read it until 50% of the magazine is bloated with advertisement. Isn't that the requirement for all high-subscription based popular magazine.
Well that's easy to answer. Capcom has more sequels than any other video game company in the industry. It's only natural for games to take place in more or less the same atmosphere sequel after sequel.
Mega man series street fighter series RE series Devil may cry series Omnimusha series zzzz.....
I had a friend who used to throw away the credit cards if the person checking the signature did anything suspicious. Like dropping the card on the floor or staring at it in an unusual manner. Paranoid or not, this person went through a new card every other month and never had a single problem.
DRM? I think subscription is the mighty blow. If there is any solution that is a 1-time purchase with no need to assemble/build anything. Work-out-of-box while being subscription-free. Then I am sold!
Of course the quality has to be good too. Don't need all the features, basics will do.
EA is in uncharted territory now. No company has ever released 3 football games in one season. One of the following has to happen. Either they burn out their developers for good. OR all 3 football games will basically be identical.
Yeah that site rulez. Except sometimes I wonder the validity of the posts. Pick up free Blah Blah here. But what if the joke's on you, and there is nothing there.
US absolutely can't do a thing. It's the same old issue of a spammer in Antartica 1000 miles away across the world, pressing "send, send, send".
I love how a million American parents are writing a million complaint letters to Clearchannel etc for flashing 1 second of Janet Jackson's breast. Here they are at the mercy of the porn spammers, and can't do a thing.
Well the bulletin is really a mistake. So those fixes won't cut it. The 3 real bulletin goes...
- It's official, our Windows XP IS a vulnerability. - It's official, our Internet Explorer IS a vulnerability. - It's official, our Windows media player IS a vulnerability.
I agree. I am more interested in what I shouldn't mess with in the OS. How about an extremely safeproof tutorial to upgrading 2.4 to 2.6 kernel. And yeah, let me know exactly what I shouldn't do!
Start from scratch! The U.S. patent system is screwed up beyond belief. There is nothing I can say here that hasn't already been said before. Also we need to make it so that no corporations can own patents. Only individuals or groups of individuals should own patents. An entire corporation is too big and too financially strong of an entity to own a patent.
Yeah, with GTA san andreas I went full speed with a car into a skateboarding ram. After that I went for pizza. Paid for it, then robbed the restaurant.
If only I could do this in real life, I wouldn't play video games.
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One day redhat wants to put all the best resources in improving RH enterprise series.
The next day redhat wants to put all the best resources in rescuing RH Fedora.
Life was just better when there was a universally superior redhat 9. We could have successfully been at redhat 10 by now.
The problem with the mod is that HL2 itself barely runs on most people's PC nowadays. Who can develop except those with super 3Ghz processors with $500 video cards. I'd expect another year and a half before the mod community really picks up.
What would it take to create an engine that allow the destruction of the entire environment. Sure it's nice to toss toilets at a wall, but I'd like to see the wall collapse after 20 hits.
Adaware is still the best free spyware detection program there is to my knowledge. I'd be happy to accept a better free alternative.
Where is SoulSeek on the list? Does anyone else think edonkey seems too techie?
Screw KVMs. Get a monitor that accepts both DVI and VGA input at the same time.
One machine connects via VGA. The other machine connect thru a VGA-to-DVI cable.
Like I said, wait 20 years. The gassing and incinerating was not public knowledge until years after Allies troops invaded German territory. At the time of the war, nazi mistreatment was not on your daily newspaper covers.
Vice versa, cheerleader posing is about the only thing acceptable enough to broadcast. Since it won't hurt Bush's chance of getting back in the office.
Heh, the N-Gage was irrelevant after the 1st week launch. It has on record one of the worst 1st week sales in any console ever. It reduced in price significantly, and still performed worst than Atari Jaguar.
When Tom Brokaw and Dan Rather, two of the more well influential journalists quit in the middle of a war, that's no coincidence. We obviously have alot of things to hide.
Just count 20 years from now, and all of us Americans will be as shocked as the Germans citizens who discovered the prisoner camp mistreatments for the first time.
But I won't read it until 50% of the magazine is bloated with advertisement. Isn't that the requirement for all high-subscription based popular magazine.
Well that's easy to answer. Capcom has more sequels than any other video game company in the industry. It's only natural for games to take place in more or less the same atmosphere sequel after sequel.
Mega man series
street fighter series
RE series
Devil may cry series
Omnimusha series
zzzz.....
I had a friend who used to throw away the credit cards if the person checking the signature did anything suspicious. Like dropping the card on the floor or staring at it in an unusual manner. Paranoid or not, this person went through a new card every other month and never had a single problem.
DRM? I think subscription is the mighty blow. If there is any solution that is a 1-time purchase with no need to assemble/build anything. Work-out-of-box while being subscription-free. Then I am sold!
Of course the quality has to be good too. Don't need all the features, basics will do.
EA is in uncharted territory now. No company has ever released 3 football games in one season. One of the following has to happen. Either they burn out their developers for good. OR all 3 football games will basically be identical.
LOL LOL.
Brazil will still win with a secondary human roster.
US will show up with football players with pads and an american football robot.
English robots will have to carry 10x the armor to protect themselves from insane crowds who try to light them on fire.
I wouldn't go that far. After all Bush prefers low tech, innovationless profit like oil.
Yeah that site rulez. Except sometimes I wonder the validity of the posts. Pick up free Blah Blah here. But what if the joke's on you, and there is nothing there.
US absolutely can't do a thing. It's the same old issue of a spammer in Antartica 1000 miles away across the world, pressing "send, send, send".
I love how a million American parents are writing a million complaint letters to Clearchannel etc for flashing 1 second of Janet Jackson's breast. Here they are at the mercy of the porn spammers, and can't do a thing.
Well the bulletin is really a mistake. So those fixes won't cut it. The 3 real bulletin goes...
- It's official, our Windows XP IS a vulnerability.
- It's official, our Internet Explorer IS a vulnerability.
- It's official, our Windows media player IS a vulnerability.
That's like celebrating security on windows. Please, this is NOT a flamebait.
I agree. I am more interested in what I shouldn't mess with in the OS. How about an extremely safeproof tutorial to upgrading 2.4 to 2.6 kernel. And yeah, let me know exactly what I shouldn't do!
Start from scratch! The U.S. patent system is screwed up beyond belief. There is nothing I can say here that hasn't already been said before. Also we need to make it so that no corporations can own patents. Only individuals or groups of individuals should own patents. An entire corporation is too big and too financially strong of an entity to own a patent.
Yeah, with GTA san andreas I went full speed with a car into a skateboarding ram. After that I went for pizza. Paid for it, then robbed the restaurant.
If only I could do this in real life, I wouldn't play video games.
If they want to cook even faster, a heatpipe straight from the ATI or Nvidia would be nice. I'd like to use an Omaha steak as a heatsink.
I have never needed to rely on knoppix. For every major failure, I just use the setup installation OS CDs to boot.