... and created a new email address for myself, and not only do I not let my address get out to stupid places on the net, I didn't give it to a single person! I have yet, in 8+ months, to get a *single* email sent to that account.
Ha! Take that, you spammer bastards.
As much as I respect supporting retarded children,
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I don't think I'd have them creating the art for my game.
I know, I know, it's not about how good a game LOOKS... but where there are a million other games out there that play JUST LIKE THIS one, it's not worth my time to play it unless it has something the others don't.
If you want a more original puzzle game, try out Deadly Rooms of Death. Great game, it will take you a very very long time to complete if you've never played it before.
It's even on sourceforge if you have some free time and some coding skills.
I'm a vegetarian, so that wouldn't appeal much to me. Do you know if they had alternatives for their vegetarian employees? Perhaps even something that wouldn't offend them? Just curious.
"I recommend only one account (the Administrator) for fastest performance... If you have only one User account (as recommended above) and you leave your password field blank you shouldn't be prompted for a username and password each time you bootup XP. This is the fast way to bootup."
So only have one account, the Administrator account, use it all the time, and don't put a password on it. Great advice.
Go to the Star Control Timewarp to see a group of people trying to make, from scratch, a worthy successor to Star Control 2. It currently has a working Melee game, and the full single player game is in the works.
Yeah, but for a Voyager movie, the crew could go back out for a ride on the Minnow II... er.. the Voyager.. II? and get lost in the Delta Quadrant again!
You're mixing up "Star Wars", which is imaginary, with "Star Trek", which everybody knows is real!
That's like saying Superman can beat up Jesus! It's a total non-sequiter
Of course, depending on the brand of DVD drive that comes in your Xbox, you may or may not be able to read anything burned to a CD-R.
Sure, there are other ways to get your movies to your Xbox, but if I've got a collection of 100 DivX movies on CD-R....
Well, you shouldn't be "cracking one off", you should be working. To compensate for your slacking off, your company will take ownership of any an all "output" you create while on the toilet.
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DROD: Journey to Rooted Hold has a native Linux version. A FreeBSD version and a Mac version are also in the works. Go to http://www.caravelgames.com/Articles/Games_2/Downl oadJtRH.html to download Windows, Linux, or Mac demos.
... and created a new email address for myself, and not only do I not let my address get out to stupid places on the net, I didn't give it to a single person! I have yet, in 8+ months, to get a *single* email sent to that account. Ha! Take that, you spammer bastards.
Jurassic Park?? Huh? You must have her confused with Ariana Richards
Every patent that is filed for is posted on slashdot. If nobody says "I was doing this back in...", then they get the patent.
'Nuff said.
If they *are* hooked up to the internet, and someone finds their IP, just post it here on slashdot and they'll be instantly defenseless.
to Xuranus...
I don't think I'd have them creating the art for my game. I know, I know, it's not about how good a game LOOKS... but where there are a million other games out there that play JUST LIKE THIS one, it's not worth my time to play it unless it has something the others don't.
It's even on sourceforge if you have some free time and some coding skills.
Download the latest drivers, then download the demos. They're nothing short of incredible. The Animusic one is spectacular.
I'm a vegetarian, so that wouldn't appeal much to me. Do you know if they had alternatives for their vegetarian employees? Perhaps even something that wouldn't offend them? Just curious.
Writing software is like building a bridge that can be move from location to location without any modifications.
"I recommend only one account (the Administrator) for fastest performance... If you have only one User account (as recommended above) and you leave your password field blank you shouldn't be prompted for a username and password each time you bootup XP. This is the fast way to bootup."
So only have one account, the Administrator account, use it all the time, and don't put a password on it. Great advice.
Go to the Star Control Timewarp to see a group of people trying to make, from scratch, a worthy successor to Star Control 2. It currently has a working Melee game, and the full single player game is in the works.
Yeah, but for a Voyager movie, the crew could go back out for a ride on the Minnow II... er.. the Voyager.. II? and get lost in the Delta Quadrant again!
I don't want to downplay the Linux effect, but I'm sure people using mod chips or buying an Xbox as a DVD player have made more of an impact.
This is how wonderful science is to animals.
Of course, depending on the brand of DVD drive that comes in your Xbox, you may or may not be able to read anything burned to a CD-R. Sure, there are other ways to get your movies to your Xbox, but if I've got a collection of 100 DivX movies on CD-R....
Fire burns, and water is wet!
Beware - owning this will be a DEAD giveaway that you have a very, very tiny penis.
Just be sure to wash your hands before putting your hands back on that fast computer.
Well, you shouldn't be "cracking one off", you should be working. To compensate for your slacking off, your company will take ownership of any an all "output" you create while on the toilet.
Doesn't everybody live at home by definition?
Although the pics are very high-rs, apparently Internet2 is very blurry.