I wasn't trying to change the subject, I was just saying that before 30 trolls jumped at me saying that it's a kid's console like they always do.
Back on topic now. I agree, the gamecube is dying quickly, but there are still a fair number of redeeming games for it. The PS2 has enough good games right now to keep me happy for years to come. As for the Xbox? I just can't find any Xbox exclusive games I want to play. There used to be one or two, but now they're on PC. I haven't had any problems whatsoever in regards to long loading times or bad framerates. If by "jaggies" you mean jagged edges of polygons, not many games have a big problem with that. Of course, I don't care as much for graphics as I do for gameplay.
It is true that the Xbox is technically a more powerful platform, but back to my original point: It doesn't matter because it doesn't have enough good games. It can have the smoothest, prettiest games out there for all I care, but if they bore me, I simply won't play them. Besides, most are only marginally better looking at best.
Just trying to cover all bases? Bullshit. Why not create an EULA saying, "You may not look at, use, download or redistribute this program. You also agree to give us as much money as we demand from you for any reason." and send the lawyers off against anyone you (the company) don't like? This can be used for the same reasons you outlined above, so why the hell not?
It also makes me wonder at what point the courts will decide that an EULA isn't legally enforcable.
Okay, so it uses an open source compatibility layer and looks like Windows. So what? Looks do NOT matter. It uses the Linux kernel, runs all regular Linux programs, it's not Windows... It must be Linux!
2 weeks, 18 months, doesn't matter. I get extended service plans on pretty much all high end items like that I buy. I don't see why you shouldn't spend the extra bit and protect it instead of having to buy a new one when it breaks on you.
(I'm at home now) We will be able to find your purchase if you provide us with the approximate date of purchase, and whatever card you might have used to buy it with. Cash might be trickier. Talk to a manager.
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...But with a 4 digit pin, it's trivial to break. Go ahead and combine that with Google's server farm.
Not like I care, though. I'm using it right now; I've been looking for something like this for a long time now.
If they make a really, really big one, do they get to call it Bugzilla?
He's commenting on the summary saying "Gamasutra reports that Cedega 1.5 has been released".
I was quite disappointed when it just spat out "Rainbow" instead of displaying one. I didn't catch on to programming until I got an XT.
For mplayer, edit codecs.conf. On my system (Ubuntu), it's in /etc/mplayer/. Search for ffh263 and add the following line:
format 0x3336324D
HTH
Maybe he was dictating?
---------- compile java ----------
Chickenofbristol55.java:5: ';' expected
for (x=0 xx+1;x++){
^
Chickenofbristol55.java:5: ';' expected
for (x=0 xx+1;x++){
^
Chickenofbristol55.java:8: illegal start of expression
}
^
3 errors
Normal Termination
Output completed (0 sec consumed).
I can not read your comment because it does not compile properly.
I wasn't trying to change the subject, I was just saying that before 30 trolls jumped at me saying that it's a kid's console like they always do.
Back on topic now. I agree, the gamecube is dying quickly, but there are still a fair number of redeeming games for it. The PS2 has enough good games right now to keep me happy for years to come. As for the Xbox? I just can't find any Xbox exclusive games I want to play. There used to be one or two, but now they're on PC. I haven't had any problems whatsoever in regards to long loading times or bad framerates. If by "jaggies" you mean jagged edges of polygons, not many games have a big problem with that. Of course, I don't care as much for graphics as I do for gameplay.
It is true that the Xbox is technically a more powerful platform, but back to my original point: It doesn't matter because it doesn't have enough good games. It can have the smoothest, prettiest games out there for all I care, but if they bore me, I simply won't play them. Besides, most are only marginally better looking at best.
Too bad it also has the worst games. I'll stick with my PS2 and Gamecube.
And before you comment on the Gamecube, I've found that it has more games I want to play than what the xbox has to offer. Dirt cheap, too.
You seem to have forgotten Blizzard vs. bnetd.
I think he means the codecs will improve, while being stored on the same physical media.
Body massage.
Are you implying you can't run Microsoft Office on Linux?
Yeah, because nobody buys books written by Shakespeare or Mark Twain anymore...
He didn't say in the right order, though.
[Informative]Yes he is.[/Informative]
Chapter 11?
...What about the graphics?
...
"Pixel 1,1 is #FFFFFF.
Pixel 1,2 is #FFFFFF.
Pixel 1,3 is #FFFFFF."
Just trying to cover all bases? Bullshit. Why not create an EULA saying, "You may not look at, use, download or redistribute this program. You also agree to give us as much money as we demand from you for any reason." and send the lawyers off against anyone you (the company) don't like? This can be used for the same reasons you outlined above, so why the hell not?
It also makes me wonder at what point the courts will decide that an EULA isn't legally enforcable.
Or a 6 and a pair of 9s.
Okay, so it uses an open source compatibility layer and looks like Windows. So what? Looks do NOT matter. It uses the Linux kernel, runs all regular Linux programs, it's not Windows... It must be Linux!
And for the record, I'm on Arch Linux.
14 for high end tech items like that. But you decided to get an extended service plan with that camera, didn't you?
(I'm at home now) We will be able to find your purchase if you provide us with the approximate date of purchase, and whatever card you might have used to buy it with. Cash might be trickier. Talk to a manager.