Photoshop and Illustrator both make great use of the Capslock key. When engaged, the program will default to 'prescise' cursors (crosshair), in place of your standard cursor (Aarow, or brush)
You don't have to stop playing a videogame every 10 minutes to be bombarded with commercials. You can also choose when to play your favourite videogame.
Videogames don't specifically pit 2 good games against each other, allowing you to only play one.
TV's content may not suck, but the method is clearly inferior.
I like the buttons that have a sign: "Push Button for Audible Signal Only"
What follows is the chirping meant to allow the blind to find their way across.
Every day, I hear that damned thing chirping away, with not a blind person for 100km. Some asshat has pushed the button anyway, hoping it will work. Apparently they can't read.
What I want to know, is how is a blind person supposed to read the sign, let alone find the button.
Incase any of you didn't know, regardless of how much you/we think EP I & II may have sucked, they still raked in a wack of cash domestically:
Episode I: $431,088,295
Episode II: $310,675,583
I think what we're seeing here are at least + 741,000,000 reasons Lucas is considering 7,8,9.
If you've ever driven a car and instead of focusing on the road in front of you, tried looking at the windsheild, you'd realize just how hard it is to change focus quickly from the glass to the road. Now try driving with glasses on and focusing on the lenses of your glasses, while staying in your lane.
Further, when I go riding I spend most of the time with my visor up, to feel the wind on my face and enjoy the ride. Why would I want to keep my visor down, just so that it can tell me I'm speeding when I already know?
Personally, I fear no ATM. If I need cash, I simply go to the bank and get it from the official ATM there. That way I save my self $1.50 or what ever the FlybyNight ATM charges. I do this once, perhaps twice a month
The problem arises when people have created false Interac machines, or scam your bank cards information from it. I use Interac probably 3-4 times a day, and each time, do my best to ensue I can see the interac terminal, which my card is being scanned through, to allow my self a *little* piece of mind.
Now all we need is Jodie Foster to point all of her radio telescopes toward it, and we'll be having corporate sponsored alien space travel devices in no time.
Photoshop and Illustrator both make great use of the Capslock key. When engaged, the program will default to 'prescise' cursors (crosshair), in place of your standard cursor (Aarow, or brush)
The idea is: $30/month for talk 30.
Great.
+$6.95 Network Licencing Fee
+$2.75 Taxes
Total is almost $40/month for a plan called '30'.
It's not as bad as it is in the states, but it's still deceitful.
Is it really a good idea to name your new Space Shuttle after a Mythical Bird which is well know for bursting into flame?
Man makes machine, machine works for man. Machine commits murder, man trys to shut machines down. Machines go to war.
I guess it sounds like 50% of sci-fi storys out there...
You don't have to stop playing a videogame every 10 minutes to be bombarded with commercials.
You can also choose when to play your favourite videogame.
Videogames don't specifically pit 2 good games against each other, allowing you to only play one.
TV's content may not suck, but the method is clearly inferior.
Who gave the Canadian Department of National Defence $160,000,000?
Have you ever heard of Halflife?
Blue Shift?
Opposing Force?
Team Fortress Classic?
Counter Strike?
Day of Defeat?
This is called a successful business model, and personally if the engine isn't broken, why fix it?
What follows is the chirping meant to allow the blind to find their way across.
Every day, I hear that damned thing chirping away, with not a blind person for 100km. Some asshat has pushed the button anyway, hoping it will work. Apparently they can't read.
What I want to know, is how is a blind person supposed to read the sign, let alone find the button.
One decision since then has vilified them, and suddenly they are the bad guys trying to restrict our rights and freedoms.
Librarians around the United States, heaved a sigh of relief.
Hon, can you go to the shop and pick me up *insert gadget/techno babble here*
Episode I: $431,088,295
Episode II: $310,675,583
I think what we're seeing here are at least + 741,000,000 reasons Lucas is considering 7,8,9.
Further, can they legally call them the 'W' word?
Sure, they're not exactly the most honourable or squeaky clean businesses on the planet, but they sure as hell are the most popular.
End of story.
Insert pathetic Destiny's Child (R&B) Joke here.
Considering Oxygen is a gas at room temperature, when they say "Heat" they probably mean "Above Freezing"
How about making Windows Free?
Time Warner is also a member of the RIAA.
I smell something good for business.
Somehow, this got posted on Slashdot...
If you've ever driven a car and instead of focusing on the road in front of you, tried looking at the windsheild, you'd realize just how hard it is to change focus quickly from the glass to the road. Now try driving with glasses on and focusing on the lenses of your glasses, while staying in your lane.
Further, when I go riding I spend most of the time with my visor up, to feel the wind on my face and enjoy the ride. Why would I want to keep my visor down, just so that it can tell me I'm speeding when I already know?
The problem arises when people have created false Interac machines, or scam your bank cards information from it. I use Interac probably 3-4 times a day, and each time, do my best to ensue I can see the interac terminal, which my card is being scanned through, to allow my self a *little* piece of mind.
Then the actors become politicians, and throw the law back out again.
They shalt call it the Hollywood life cycle.
Now all we need is Jodie Foster to point all of her radio telescopes toward it, and we'll be having corporate sponsored alien space travel devices in no time.
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It would be kind of weird playing 3rd person in VR no?