You also have to pay for every hamster that is born from them, even if you already payed for the original hamster.
Additionnally, should the hamster die you are not allowed to get a replacement hamster from a friend, and the RIAA has begun cracking down on local pet stores for illegally distributing thousands of hamster, charging them thousands of dollars per hamster.
Not true. Posting it on the Internet is more aking to posting in in towns ALL OVER THE WORLD, *including* the enemy town. You can NOT tell me that only goodwilled Windows users are going to read that.
What you mention would be more akin to sending a bug report to MS, which is entirely reasonable.
How about: The average user doesn't care or know about any of the above?
Don't forget these are the users who choose "password" as their password.
The companies are not all to blame for faulty security.
Actually, that's why consoles are better than PCs, not why console games are better than pc games. I'd much rather have a game with near-infinite replay value than Halo, thank you.
Possessing the Civil Code of Quebec,I can tell you that when translations aren't prefectly in accord there is usually a little note informing the reader of how to interpret the law in question.
Slashdot Mirror
-People on slashdot might resist getting a free jab directed at Microsoft in
Light the bat-DDOS signal
Do you even know what "grinding" is? Variety my ass, MMOs are repetitive dreck.
The GInternet.
Homer: There's a 10,000$ bill in it for you
Barney: Oh yeah? Which president is on it?
Homer: Uhh..all of them. They're having a party.
Barney: Wow!
You also have to pay for every hamster that is born from them, even if you already payed for the original hamster.
Additionnally, should the hamster die you are not allowed to get a replacement hamster from a friend, and the RIAA has begun cracking down on local pet stores for illegally distributing thousands of hamster, charging them thousands of dollars per hamster.
Not true. Posting it on the Internet is more aking to posting in in towns ALL OVER THE WORLD, *including* the enemy town. You can NOT tell me that only goodwilled Windows users are going to read that.
What you mention would be more akin to sending a bug report to MS, which is entirely reasonable.
Why would terrorists attack oil? Most terrorist groups are FUNDED by oil money.
I'm sure the risk of oil-producing nations deciding to cause their consumers to be unable to buy anymore is gargantuan.
Seriously, why would they shoot themselves in the foot like that?
And then you'd die from cirrhosis of the liver before you have your midlife crisis. Great plan!
Why yes, since Man has such a great track record of playing God...
If some form of Communistic land-ownership "nations" actually develeopped... ..and worked?
Now THAT would be a win-win situation.
Amateur, I'm still waiting for the Terrapixel Mother of All Where's Waldo?'s.
How about: The average user doesn't care or know about any of the above? Don't forget these are the users who choose "password" as their password. The companies are not all to blame for faulty security.
The first Massively- Multiplayer online sport game Hooligans.
We're fucked.
Thousands of college students across the country die from drinking too much seawater.
Where you'll never be "bad" or "a criminal" if you have money.
Actually, that's why consoles are better than PCs, not why console games are better than pc games. I'd much rather have a game with near-infinite replay value than Halo, thank you.
Razor-sharp irony kills 3, wounds 25.
"Those who would sacrifice a little freedom for temporal safety deserve neither to be safe or free."
- Benjamin Franklin
I read it as "Get paid, do crack"
,am I disappointed the article did not talk about my dream job.
Man
If I PAID to see a movie why the hell would I need to be told not to pirate it? I paid for it!
was too cold. Oh well,at least no one saw it.
Possessing the Civil Code of Quebec,I can tell you that when translations aren't prefectly in accord there is usually a little note informing the reader of how to interpret the law in question.