> It's only near elections the ministers get their
> arses in gear and do something positive for it's
> compulsory to vote if your enrolled here in
> Australia,
give it time, i'm sure it won't be long before america suggests non-compulsory voting (or make it compulsory) for australia and it's taken as good advice.
I have High Score! and it's a visually striking book, there's a photo of the original Space War machine - cool! However there is alot of material to cover in the history of gaming and it glosses over quite alot in an attempt to cover everything.
What I'd really love to see is a book detailing the history of gaming on the Commodore line of computers. Specifically the 64, 128 and the Amiga. Does such a thing exist?
this might be suicidal. but i did a time-lapse of me putting together a 3,000 piece jigsaw puzzle earlier this year.
nah - it's milton!
i never thought i see the day where someone asks for a dupe to be posted.
> It's only near elections the ministers get their > arses in gear and do something positive for it's > compulsory to vote if your enrolled here in > Australia, give it time, i'm sure it won't be long before america suggests non-compulsory voting (or make it compulsory) for australia and it's taken as good advice.
wow! forget RTFA. try RTFP:
/. reached a new low? and yet i still read it. :)
"to study three-dimensional granular flows"
has
here it is from another angle:
:( suggestions on how to convert a QuickTime to AVI *with* sound are more than welcome.
DSCN0030-linus-dunking.avi
please be kind and mirror it so the server doesn't die.
no sound though.
don't forget these two famous examples from popular music:
The Beatles: Paul is dead
Led Zeppelin: Stairway To Heaven
I have High Score! and it's a visually striking book, there's a photo of the original Space War machine - cool! However there is alot of material to cover in the history of gaming and it glosses over quite alot in an attempt to cover everything.
What I'd really love to see is a book detailing the history of gaming on the Commodore line of computers. Specifically the 64, 128 and the Amiga. Does such a thing exist?
warning - the asciimation contains spoilers for episode IV