These also work well for other non-computer related things. For instance, I use one on my iron (yes, I actually iron my shirts!) so the cord can be neatly tucked out of the way without having to wrap it around the handle a bazillion times.
Remember how all the benchmarks put the P3 ahead of the P4 (clock for clock) when the P4s debuted? It seems this little trick of theirs could cause developers to say "Wow, the P4 really is fast compared to the P3."
This really shouldn't come as much of a surprise to anyone, since it was announced last fall that Tivo and Netflix had worked out some sort of agreement for downloadable movies...
Games like Neverwinter Nights, or other real RPG's I find I lose interest quickly, then feel like I have wasted my money
Actually, I found NWN to be perfect for my playing style. Create a fighter or barbarian or something and the game is pretty much a point-n-click hack-n-slash game. If you feel that the main campaign is too long, there're tons of 3-4 hour modules (or shorter or longer, depending on your mood) that people have made. Many of them are a perfect way to spend a crappy rainy day inside. Certainly well worth the 50 bucks I spent on it 3 years ago.
That's a really pretty drawing of a mountain you've got there...
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So by your logic, the definition of extraordinary is something that is "incredibly ordinary," huh? Hey, here's a hint, why don't you try doing some research before you open your shithole mouth. I dunno, maybe try seeing how some literary analysis sites define antihero before running with your (wrong) assumption. There's a good chance that they might (just maybe) have more of a clue than you do...
This is really only news when a couple of big labels actually sign on.
Except in the movie industry, they're called studios. Labels are those things in the music/record industry. It seems many/.ers can't seem to differentiate between the two. However, now that my pedantry is out of the way, the point of your post is well taken.
Actually, downloading the.torrent file (as a broswer currently does) is entirely consistent with his list. Should every possible type of helper app be integrated with a browser?
I haven't seen mwave.com mentioned yet. Admittedly, I haven't ordered from them in a few years, but the few times I did use them they had a good selection, good prices and pretty fast shipping.
CompUSA, CircuitCity, and BestBuy. They always have great prices, along with incredibly knowledgable staff if you decide to visit their physical stores. Oh, and always make sure to get the extended warranty. You're a fool if you don't.
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Is that the pr0n-viewing Knoppix-based distribution?
Demanding that something become obsolete is quite suspicious.
You misspelled American.
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These also work well for other non-computer related things. For instance, I use one on my iron (yes, I actually iron my shirts!) so the cord can be neatly tucked out of the way without having to wrap it around the handle a bazillion times.
If you're writing a letter to the editor of your local newspaper, which guide do you follow?
Remember how all the benchmarks put the P3 ahead of the P4 (clock for clock) when the P4s debuted? It seems this little trick of theirs could cause developers to say "Wow, the P4 really is fast compared to the P3."
This really shouldn't come as much of a surprise to anyone, since it was announced last fall that Tivo and Netflix had worked out some sort of agreement for downloadable movies...
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...and they aren't anything to shake a stick at.
But I was under the impression you did want to shake a stick at them...
Why does it not surprise me that the irc.goatse.cx troll wants thick cables?
Ahhh, but isn't the point of all the marketspeak to make it so that neither the customer nor the vendor even know what the expectations are?
I tried using the MAC cloning feature of my router, but websites still kept on identifying my machine as running Windows...
Instead all we got was a stupid dog.
He's not that stupid. I mean, he manages to keep track of where I saved all my files and everything. I wish my real dog could do that for me...
Games like Neverwinter Nights, or other real RPG's I find I lose interest quickly, then feel like I have wasted my money
Actually, I found NWN to be perfect for my playing style. Create a fighter or barbarian or something and the game is pretty much a point-n-click hack-n-slash game. If you feel that the main campaign is too long, there're tons of 3-4 hour modules (or shorter or longer, depending on your mood) that people have made. Many of them are a perfect way to spend a crappy rainy day inside. Certainly well worth the 50 bucks I spent on it 3 years ago.
That's a really pretty drawing of a mountain you've got there...
So by your logic, the definition of extraordinary is something that is "incredibly ordinary," huh? Hey, here's a hint, why don't you try doing some research before you open your shithole mouth. I dunno, maybe try seeing how some literary analysis sites define antihero before running with your (wrong) assumption. There's a good chance that they might (just maybe) have more of a clue than you do...
Apparently we have exhausted all the good TLAs and must venture further into FLAs.
I thought they were called ETLAs...
Yes, if we could just get them all working together on some sort of United Linux, all of our problems would be solved...
He's just trying to live up to his namesake. Cos, y'know, everything on the Internet is, like, free, man!
This is really only news when a couple of big labels actually sign on.
/.ers can't seem to differentiate between the two. However, now that my pedantry is out of the way, the point of your post is well taken.
Except in the movie industry, they're called studios. Labels are those things in the music/record industry. It seems many
PS. The world is not black and white.
I'm colorblind, you insensitive clod!
Actually, downloading the .torrent file (as a broswer currently does) is entirely consistent with his list. Should every possible type of helper app be integrated with a browser?
And if I click on an .exe, my browser should execute it. No wait, that's not a good thing...
I haven't seen mwave.com mentioned yet. Admittedly, I haven't ordered from them in a few years, but the few times I did use them they had a good selection, good prices and pretty fast shipping.
CompUSA, CircuitCity, and BestBuy. They always have great prices, along with incredibly knowledgable staff if you decide to visit their physical stores. Oh, and always make sure to get the extended warranty. You're a fool if you don't.
Nah. They'll just replace her with a script.