I will be absolutely shocked if this movie gets made by Hollywood with the original story intact. I don't think that they'd ever dare do it, just like they can't do the end of Watchmen as in the comic.
The radio show On the Media recently covered a similar thing:
Army of Three
Last month, the FCC hit Fox stations with the largest ever aggregate fine for indecency on TV. The offending material was a scene on the short-lived reality show "Married by America," involving strippers and whipped cream. Regulators said the move was triggered by 159 citizen complaints. But Buzzmachine.com blogger Jeff Jarvis tells Bob that the actual number of angry missives was much, much smaller. Link to audio and transcript (midway down the page)
And hardly any user-created levels, either. Is it just too complicated or too time consuming to make stuff with the D3 engine?
Perhaps it has something to do with the way that id doesn't seem very connected to their community anymore. They don't seem to be as interested in fostering a relationship with the community as Valve or the UT people are...
It's not like people aren't going to buy HL2 because they have to wait. And then Valve gets free press about how they're a victim of their own popularity, which probably increases sales to 'average' users even more.
Have there ever been any studies like this of bookreading? Is it what your doing (ie reading for long periods) or what you're doing it on (on screen vs. on a page)?
Pick up some of there gummy bears from the bulk foods. They're the best you'll ever have and only $1.49 per pound. Seriously!
Wishin' we had a Meijjer store here in Washington, DC...
We have some other brand of e-voting machine. With no paper, and no network connection -- just a power cord into the wall. Wonder what happens if they're unplugged? Or crash?
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I will be absolutely shocked if this movie gets made by Hollywood with the original story intact. I don't think that they'd ever dare do it, just like they can't do the end of Watchmen as in the comic.
I love Alan Moore's stories. Hate his movies.
Announcements of security vulnerabilities in Netscape 4 or Mosiac?
Maybe now I'll check the game out.
Did he do much work on Steam?
Way too many pages to click through to read it all.
They now take unleaded instead of regular.
Check out The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Vol. 2.
Excellent stuff! No relation to the horrendous League movie.
Apparently not.
The radio show On the Media recently covered a similar thing:
Army of Three
Last month, the FCC hit Fox stations with the largest ever aggregate fine for indecency on TV. The offending material was a scene on the short-lived reality show "Married by America," involving strippers and whipped cream. Regulators said the move was triggered by 159 citizen complaints. But Buzzmachine.com blogger Jeff Jarvis tells Bob that the actual number of angry missives was much, much smaller.
Link to audio and transcript (midway down the page)
And hardly any user-created levels, either. Is it just too complicated or too time consuming to make stuff with the D3 engine?
Perhaps it has something to do with the way that id doesn't seem very connected to their community anymore. They don't seem to be as interested in fostering a relationship with the community as Valve or the UT people are...
It's not like people aren't going to buy HL2 because they have to wait. And then Valve gets free press about how they're a victim of their own popularity, which probably increases sales to 'average' users even more.
Have there ever been any studies like this of bookreading? Is it what your doing (ie reading for long periods) or what you're doing it on (on screen vs. on a page)?
Isn't that THE classic Christmas toy?
Pick up some of there gummy bears from the bulk foods. They're the best you'll ever have and only $1.49 per pound. Seriously!
Wishin' we had a Meijjer store here in Washington, DC...
More control panels in audio drivers is the future!!!
And tunes! Forget transistors, where's my tube-powered soundblaster?
Nope. Just a little touchscreen black box on legs. It's got plastic wings that obscure what you're doing, but no curtains.
We have some other brand of e-voting machine. With no paper, and no network connection -- just a power cord into the wall. Wonder what happens if they're unplugged? Or crash?
You know it can't be good when a lawyer has to explain something.
Perhaps Apple will be opening another store soon -- for adults only!
Maybe that's why my jar of Gerber Ham and Ham Gravy doesn't taste like I remembered it.
And I'm an addict.
So is my brother, Luigi.
Even larger cupholders.
The true story behind the the Ipod's headphone jack.
There aren't any letters after "Z" that I know of.
Mars sounds like a dreamy undisclosed location to me!