The only reason this doesn't scare me is that I'm supremely confident that government red tape, massive budgetary blow outs and vendor selection based purely on campaign contributions will never result in a workable system.
Here is a big benefit. A single unified login will obsolete sites like bugmenot.com overnight. And I'm sure the owners of that site would be happy to see it go.
Not even that. How do you know that any picture anyone supplies of some random chick no one has ever seen is real? You could just go photograph some random broad and claim that was her.
Don't put us on your list! Whatever will we do if you put our countries name on a list? I mean I might fly to another country and the people there could say "Hey! That guys country is on a LIST! Kill him!"
I realise there is probably a good technical reason why this isn't possible but wouldn't it be a bit easier to download a rip of the game and extract all the text? I know it wouldn't give context but it would greatly reduce typing.
I haven't used my Hotmail account in a long while, but the final straw of their ad-laden interface was the stupid "Today" tab. It was the first thing that showed up when you logged in. Why the hell would I be going to Hotmail unless it was to check my email? My Inbox is the first thing I should see, not the crappy "Today" tab that as far as I can tell is just there to get an extra ad impression.
Now I have gmail and it is all business, I log in and see my emails. No extra clicking and I don't even notice the ads.
As much as I hate it, Australian law requires ISP's to keep logs of all their users activities for 7 years. Meaning the records of the first porn site I ever visited should be expiring in about a month.
I don't like it, but it is entirely possible to log all web browsing activity.
1. Harry goes to school. 2. After a few weeks something weird starts to happen. 3. Ignore it until just before the school year ends. 4. Find out what was causing whatever was weird to happen. 5. Defeat it/Showdown with Voldemort.
If I remember correctly, look in the path bar, if you click on the level above where you are at, then it goes to that directory automatically...don't think Vista has an option to re-enable the "Up" button that is in XP. I could be wrong, though.
Americans need to get with the program. I don't know how your phone systems work there, but in the rest of the world all you need to do to change phones is to buy the phone and put your sim card in it. What is going on over there?
when going to trainstations, there's people who might try to beat you off just because you don't give them a cigarett or you look too good for their liking or rich.
Slashdot Mirror
Funk?
Can someone please explain what Anti-matter actually is? Is it matter just misnamed and slightly different? Is it the absence of matter?
Could I hold it?
How do you make it?
Further to that...
What the fuck is a pocket gopher?
Commodore didn't create the OS that ran on the C64. Microsoft did.
The only reason this doesn't scare me is that I'm supremely confident that government red tape, massive budgetary blow outs and vendor selection based purely on campaign contributions will never result in a workable system.
Actually it only took two to get "Marc Ecko's Getting Up: Contents Under Pressure" banned in Australia. The situation is pathetic.
What annoys me the most about this is that Australia has perfectly good laws under which to charge him. Why aren't they good enough?
How do you know the wikipedia entry wasn't copied directly from that comment?
Here is a big benefit. A single unified login will obsolete sites like bugmenot.com overnight. And I'm sure the owners of that site would be happy to see it go.
Not even that. How do you know that any picture anyone supplies of some random chick no one has ever seen is real? You could just go photograph some random broad and claim that was her.
Don't put us on your list! Whatever will we do if you put our countries name on a list? I mean I might fly to another country and the people there could say "Hey! That guys country is on a LIST! Kill him!"
It could, and probably will, happen.
I realise there is probably a good technical reason why this isn't possible but wouldn't it be a bit easier to download a rip of the game and extract all the text? I know it wouldn't give context but it would greatly reduce typing.
I haven't used my Hotmail account in a long while, but the final straw of their ad-laden interface was the stupid "Today" tab. It was the first thing that showed up when you logged in. Why the hell would I be going to Hotmail unless it was to check my email? My Inbox is the first thing I should see, not the crappy "Today" tab that as far as I can tell is just there to get an extra ad impression.
Now I have gmail and it is all business, I log in and see my emails. No extra clicking and I don't even notice the ads.
As much as I hate it, Australian law requires ISP's to keep logs of all their users activities for 7 years. Meaning the records of the first porn site I ever visited should be expiring in about a month. I don't like it, but it is entirely possible to log all web browsing activity.
Wow what an amazing and fortunate coincidence!
1. Harry goes to school.
2. After a few weeks something weird starts to happen.
3. Ignore it until just before the school year ends.
4. Find out what was causing whatever was weird to happen.
5. Defeat it/Showdown with Voldemort.
But seriously I love the books.
I've always said second life is like four times better then half-life.
If I remember correctly, look in the path bar, if you click on the level above where you are at, then it goes to that directory automatically...don't think Vista has an option to re-enable the "Up" button that is in XP. I could be wrong, though.
Wow, I can't believe people can learn to interpret languages that consist almost entirely of different sized and weighted question marks. Impressive!
Now they will have to find what came between Homo Sapian and Homo Floresiensis. /ducks for cover.
Americans need to get with the program. I don't know how your phone systems work there, but in the rest of the world all you need to do to change phones is to buy the phone and put your sim card in it. What is going on over there?
Screw Upgrading, I finally have the hardware to allow my Windows XP install to boot as fast as my Amiga used to.
Isn't it 16bit values?
Actually now I have a look at the Wikipedia topic I fear I'm opening a can of worms.