My friends-and-family Flickr stream is full of idly-taken photos of my baby son as he sleeps in his car seat. It is not always inappropriate to take photos of a person discretely.
The scripting changes remove the ability to automate gameplay. These scripts would decide what spell to cast and who to cast it on. There are whole mods designed to automate gameplay, leaving only one decision up to the player: where to stand while fighting.
I play a priest as well. This is not a big deal. Blizzard can and will design encounters differently when people can no longer dispel without even thinking about it.
Part of the rationale behind long travel times is to make your travel meaningful. Picture World of Warcraft: you're grinding in Silithus, and you get a message from a guildie who wants to run Strat. These two areas are about as far apart as you can get in the game. You hearthstone back to Ironforge, immediately traversing an ocean and half a continent. You fly for ten minutes to cross the other half continent. Ten seconds to hearth and ten minutes to fly and you're at the complete opposite corner of the world.
WoW is a game where distance means nothing. Vanguard is trying to break away from that in some regards, giving a modicum of importance to the decisions you make.
Google's engineers have decreed that familiar email practices are no longer useful, and have substituted approaches they prefer, arrogantly denying users any choice.
Actually, I believe they can choose to not use Gmail, true?
I've settled into $20/hour, with no charge for family and close friends. I don't charge any markup for hardware I buy for people, I just bill them for the time it took to pull everything together.
I'm in central New Hampshire. Most people around here are just greatful to know someone who "knows computers."
I would really suggest some sort of media reader... I have a Lexar Mult-Card reader (the 7-in-1 I believe, a bit older than the current 12-in-1) and I insert my SD card whenever I need to transfer files around. It's not a huge expense, and doesn't take up a lot of time. A mountable Palm device would be nice, but I wouldn't expect to see one soon. (The Palm cradle is too conducive to removing the hardware, you would have to "eject" your PDA every time you picked it up.)
Conditional GET request and centralized feed reading services like the ones mentioned in this post are important to keep syndication bandwidth down. Also, beating people that update feeds every 5 minutes is good too.
I believe Google is planning another web-based application, akin to their Gmail service: a web-based browser. This revolutionary product will allow users to view web pages from the convenience of their web browser, alongside other pages if desired.
Slashdot Mirror
Slashdot has comments, friend/foe, and journal (blog) space. What's to prevent you from getting fired for using Slashdot?
Twitter says they have resolved this bug. http://status.twitter.com/post/587210796/follow-bug-discovered-remedied
It's webOS, lowercase "w."
I've got the eSATA/USB one sitting on the shelf next to my desk. Wish I had a hard drive to drop in. >_<
Sounds a lot like this post on Stack Overflow.
My friends-and-family Flickr stream is full of idly-taken photos of my baby son as he sleeps in his car seat. It is not always inappropriate to take photos of a person discretely.
"I wrote it down so I wouldn't have to remember!"
"Buggy beta" is redundant. Excuse me, waiter... my soup is wet.
File this one under the not-a-big-deal department.
The scripting changes remove the ability to automate gameplay. These scripts would decide what spell to cast and who to cast it on. There are whole mods designed to automate gameplay, leaving only one decision up to the player: where to stand while fighting. I play a priest as well. This is not a big deal. Blizzard can and will design encounters differently when people can no longer dispel without even thinking about it.
Funny that they mention World of Warcraft, since it's against the WoW Terms of Service to exchange in-game items for real-world currency.
The boxes on this page have been on my "to buy" list for a while:
http://www.sleevetown.com/cd-storage.shtml
Exactly. Tailoring your site to Google will provide the most bang for your buck. I'm sure some game publishers feel the same way about Wal-Mart.
Next version of Firefox to have twice as many capital letters in its name.
Part of the rationale behind long travel times is to make your travel meaningful. Picture World of Warcraft: you're grinding in Silithus, and you get a message from a guildie who wants to run Strat. These two areas are about as far apart as you can get in the game. You hearthstone back to Ironforge, immediately traversing an ocean and half a continent. You fly for ten minutes to cross the other half continent. Ten seconds to hearth and ten minutes to fly and you're at the complete opposite corner of the world. WoW is a game where distance means nothing. Vanguard is trying to break away from that in some regards, giving a modicum of importance to the decisions you make.
o rly?
I'm in central New Hampshire. Most people around here are just greatful to know someone who "knows computers."
Mod me -1 Flamebait if you must, but this submitter is retarded. The whole article should be modded Flamebait.
You want to go get some hard cocks?
Shit, what'd I say?
Make it legal to kick the crap out of anyone talking on a phone in a plane.
I would really suggest some sort of media reader... I have a Lexar Mult-Card reader (the 7-in-1 I believe, a bit older than the current 12-in-1) and I insert my SD card whenever I need to transfer files around. It's not a huge expense, and doesn't take up a lot of time. A mountable Palm device would be nice, but I wouldn't expect to see one soon. (The Palm cradle is too conducive to removing the hardware, you would have to "eject" your PDA every time you picked it up.)
Have you considered pedit for text file editing?
Conditional GET request and centralized feed reading services like the ones mentioned in this post are important to keep syndication bandwidth down. Also, beating people that update feeds every 5 minutes is good too.
I believe Google is planning another web-based application, akin to their Gmail service: a web-based browser. This revolutionary product will allow users to view web pages from the convenience of their web browser, alongside other pages if desired.
I get all my software from rsync.slackware.com, mozilla.org, and sourceforge.net. Free software does me right.