Well Zelda Classic isn't a ROM but a actual PC program. Besides letting you play the original 2 quests a third has been made. You can even make you own. You can find it at:
http://www.armageddongames.net/forums/index.php?s=
It is still being worked on so more stuff will come.
It comes in Windows and even Linux. But DOS right now is more bugless.
Is there any way for Google to IPO but when they do the shares only can be sold to people and not companies? Or a way to limit the number of shares sold to any one entity? If Google IPO'ed but each person or company could get at most 100 shares then it might do better. Or at least 1 company or person couldn't control it. They could just release less that 50% but is that the only way?
I'm not sure if you are joking but deionized water just means there are no chemical ions in it, like sodium usually found in tap water, or calcium. Deionized water will still be an ion though and would conduct electricty, just not as well as tap water.
I didn't even read it correctly. I read it is
"futuristic name Beyond 2000 or something" as the show is actually named that. I didn't notice you used the wrong word until you said you couldn't remember it. But that is probably the show you are thinking of. I liked it too. I still remember a weird device one of the woman hosts was doing which was somehow antigravity. It used gyros and flywheels and such. I've always wondered how it worked.
Ahh the boycott, not to be confused with cots for girls. It is a useful method but it doesn't always work. With billions of potential customers across the globe a few who don't buy won't harm it stock price. Let's say every person who reads Slashdot every day never buys from Claria again. Will their price drop. Maybe but not significantly and probably not. Most people don't read/. and don't know about their products. Boycotts don't work with lots of people. Now a boycott is morally good but not economically viable. I know that my boycotting of various companies like Walmart, Hilton, and Debeers won't affect their bottom line but I won't buy there anyways.
Okay so no-one will see this new post but what the hey. On you idea of number 2, why would someone be mentally ill for wanting to kill themselves? What if they are being tortured, as in a spy who has a suicide pill and doesn't want the comfy chair any longer? Or what about other "weird" things like piercings. I don't like or want them and I think they are bizzare and painful but I wouldn't classify someone who does them as ill. Just because something isn't "normal" doesn't make the doer sick. Even if it seems to be against the general life rule or self-preservation. Everybody is different.
I normally wouldn't bother replying but you make two good point that shouldn't be implemented ever. The EC, I think, is even more needed now when our population is over 300 million. If it weren't there your vote would only be 1 in 300,000,000 chance of changing the outcome. With it it's less because you are more likely to change your state.
IRV should never be used and is worse than plurality. It violates the all important monotonicity principle. That means if you vote for someone they could lose. Approval is better and easier for people, dumb in general, to use.
Yes they are called rouleaus.(sp) You take a equilateral triangle and draw arcs from one point to another with the center of the circle at the third point. Do that for each vertex of the triangle. You can ride these "curves of constant width" on a flat area just like a circle.
A while ago I had a tune in my head but I couldn't remember the name. So what I tries to do was turn it into notes like c and a# to google for it. Alas not result. I eventually remembered the name "Ode to Joy," but couldn't do anything 'til then. How else would you find a song when you know the tune but not the title?
Well you could go from Africa to S. America if that annoying little stretch of water between Russia and Alaska were connected. It would just take along time to cross over 4 continents. Especially since much of it would be along the Andies or over the deserts in Asia. I've always wanted to take decades out of my life and walk most of that distance.
I was thinging about an idea for "pet potatoes" It's like a pet rock but unlike a rock it's actually alive. You have to feed it like a plant but it requires less care than a real pet. And the good thing is that if you decide you are bored with it you can eat it. Try that with a pet rock or animal pet or even most plants. I'm too lazy to do it. But bewarned, the next person to implement it gets sued by me.
I've always wondered how "small" moviemakers who get big name stars to be in their movies still count as indie. So it's not made by Hollywood, I am more likely to notice stars than the city it was flimed in. If some famous developer like Wright or Meier used his own money and had no help from anyone else and made the next big thing would it still count as indie?
Well the problem is the CSS author, you, might make a CSS scheme that doesn't work well for a particular user. Many web authors forget that the user should come first and force certain colors. Whatever you do allow the user to override anything you do even if they wan't to turn back underline links or something like that. I would say though that content is better. A pretty show with bad acting is worse than a non-effect show with terrific acting, IMHO of course.
It's with an apostrophe is either possessive or a contraction. Without it's plural. Though the title is still wrong. Google owns the face, hence apostrophe.
I know DOS is archaic but I still use it. It's useful for apps when you want limited stuff in memory. Linux and windows can't compete with 100k kernal. Plus I use it whenever I want a new os. I just format in DOS mode then install from there. PC-DOS released version 8, yeah I know different, along time ago. I wonder what the actual differences are between PC 8 and DR 8.
Does anyone call DR-DOS "doctor-dos?" I always do. Of course I don't call MS-DOS, "missz. dos," like a possibly-married female.
I wonder if those orgs can use commercials to say who dontated to who. Obviously it could happen but how come last election we didn't see any of it. Just because this particular website wasn't around in 2002, who voted in 2003 lousy odd year, doesn't mean the information was hard to find or wouldn't benefit those. When we do our yearly donation to those, well maybe not moveon, we should ask if a small part could be used for those purposes.
I know I'll get modded troll but what is the point of the Oscars(tm)(r)? I mean it's just a bunch of people, the Acadamy, voting on their ideals. What the Acadamy and critics think do not affect what movies I like. If I liked Gigli does my opinion not mean anything. Or if I hated LOTR. I generally like sci-fi and fantasy while those rarely get Oscars. It's not like the Oscars were voted on by the people. And even if that was true I wouldn't care. Can anyone explain the fasination of them?
And who nominates? The movie companies or other Acadamy members? And how do you get to be an Acadamy member? I'll just ignore them like usual and go by what I like. I mean Did the original Matrix win?
P.S. I didn't see Gigli and LOTR's weren't too bad.
P.P.S. What did happen to the fact that both Matrix sequels were in the same year do? Did either get nominated or won.
Actually I think that is when they were updating it. It happens to mine every once in a while.
As for the Simpsons, why don't you want the weekday ones. There is such a thing called a "manual recording." You go to the list of recorded programs and press "preferences." The "scedule a manual recording." You can do a certain time every week there.
Mine didn't work but the error handling was great. Unlike some apps or even firmware that crash on error this just simply didn't work. It still let you watch both regular TV and recorded shows and even had the usual DVR features still present except recording. It didn't say why it didn't work but it didn't crash.
Hey I have that. I was watching TV yesterday it it wouldn't record. I pressed the button then select, it right away went back to the guide or show. Manual recording did work though. Luckely TW "rebooted" my machine for me and it works fine now. I didn't even think that it was a "y2k" or feb 29th issue thou it did start just before the end of Sunday. Regardless of what you say about TW or other big companies it was fixed within 24 hours of the problem. And it still worked mostly before that.
There's a difference between their power coming into your property and you going into their car. If information or power is in my airspace I can tap it.
Not I don't actually do this but it isn't the same as going into someone else's car or lawn to steal.
It's interesting that you know ST but you don't know how Geordi spells his name. Back on topic when the Cold War James Bond movies were being made the people at the DOD, Dept of Defence, often looked at the movies to see if the came up with anything that could really be done. Similarly the movie writers often asked DOD people if anything they were putting in the movie was real and the movie would tip off the Russians. The moral, sometimes something from a movie, even though it is in jest, might actually help humanity.
I don't know what article you are refering but large ones should rise to the top. Think of it this way: the small ones fit in the pores between the large ones and can go down while the large ones can't do the same so they stay at the top. The large ones act as a sieve for the small ones. Density probably also matters but I don't know how much. If they have the same density my reasoning works. If the large ones are much denser they might settle down. I think Slashdot mentioned this years ago but am too lazy to search.
Slashdot Mirror
Well Zelda Classic isn't a ROM but a actual PC program. Besides letting you play the original 2 quests a third has been made. You can even make you own. You can find it at: http://www.armageddongames.net/forums/index.php?s=
It is still being worked on so more stuff will come.
It comes in Windows and even Linux. But DOS right now is more bugless.
Is there any way for Google to IPO but when they do the shares only can be sold to people and not companies? Or a way to limit the number of shares sold to any one entity? If Google IPO'ed but each person or company could get at most 100 shares then it might do better. Or at least 1 company or person couldn't control it. They could just release less that 50% but is that the only way?
I'm not sure if you are joking but deionized water just means there are no chemical ions in it, like sodium usually found in tap water, or calcium. Deionized water will still be an ion though and would conduct electricty, just not as well as tap water.
I didn't even read it correctly. I read it is "futuristic name Beyond 2000 or something" as the show is actually named that. I didn't notice you used the wrong word until you said you couldn't remember it. But that is probably the show you are thinking of. I liked it too. I still remember a weird device one of the woman hosts was doing which was somehow antigravity. It used gyros and flywheels and such. I've always wondered how it worked.
Ahh the boycott, not to be confused with cots for girls. It is a useful method but it doesn't always work. With billions of potential customers across the globe a few who don't buy won't harm it stock price. Let's say every person who reads Slashdot every day never buys from Claria again. Will their price drop. Maybe but not significantly and probably not. Most people don't read /. and don't know about their products. Boycotts don't work with lots of people. Now a boycott is morally good but not economically viable. I know that my boycotting of various companies like Walmart, Hilton, and Debeers won't affect their bottom line but I won't buy there anyways.
Okay so no-one will see this new post but what the hey. On you idea of number 2, why would someone be mentally ill for wanting to kill themselves? What if they are being tortured, as in a spy who has a suicide pill and doesn't want the comfy chair any longer? Or what about other "weird" things like piercings. I don't like or want them and I think they are bizzare and painful but I wouldn't classify someone who does them as ill. Just because something isn't "normal" doesn't make the doer sick. Even if it seems to be against the general life rule or self-preservation. Everybody is different.
IRV should never be used and is worse than plurality. It violates the all important monotonicity principle. That means if you vote for someone they could lose. Approval is better and easier for people, dumb in general, to use.
Yes they are called rouleaus.(sp) You take a equilateral triangle and draw arcs from one point to another with the center of the circle at the third point. Do that for each vertex of the triangle. You can ride these "curves of constant width" on a flat area just like a circle.
A while ago I had a tune in my head but I couldn't remember the name. So what I tries to do was turn it into notes like c and a# to google for it. Alas not result. I eventually remembered the name "Ode to Joy," but couldn't do anything 'til then. How else would you find a song when you know the tune but not the title?
Well you could go from Africa to S. America if that annoying little stretch of water between Russia and Alaska were connected. It would just take along time to cross over 4 continents. Especially since much of it would be along the Andies or over the deserts in Asia. I've always wanted to take decades out of my life and walk most of that distance.
What was that movie, Mission to Mars? Where they went to the "face" and there was a simulation. That sounds kind of like your theory.
I was thinging about an idea for "pet potatoes" It's like a pet rock but unlike a rock it's actually alive. You have to feed it like a plant but it requires less care than a real pet. And the good thing is that if you decide you are bored with it you can eat it. Try that with a pet rock or animal pet or even most plants. I'm too lazy to do it. But bewarned, the next person to implement it gets sued by me.
I've always wondered how "small" moviemakers who get big name stars to be in their movies still count as indie. So it's not made by Hollywood, I am more likely to notice stars than the city it was flimed in. If some famous developer like Wright or Meier used his own money and had no help from anyone else and made the next big thing would it still count as indie?
Well the problem is the CSS author, you, might make a CSS scheme that doesn't work well for a particular user. Many web authors forget that the user should come first and force certain colors. Whatever you do allow the user to override anything you do even if they wan't to turn back underline links or something like that. I would say though that content is better. A pretty show with bad acting is worse than a non-effect show with terrific acting, IMHO of course.
It's with an apostrophe is either possessive or a contraction. Without it's plural. Though the title is still wrong. Google owns the face, hence apostrophe.
I know DOS is archaic but I still use it. It's useful for apps when you want limited stuff in memory. Linux and windows can't compete with 100k kernal. Plus I use it whenever I want a new os. I just format in DOS mode then install from there. PC-DOS released version 8, yeah I know different, along time ago. I wonder what the actual differences are between PC 8 and DR 8. Does anyone call DR-DOS "doctor-dos?" I always do. Of course I don't call MS-DOS, "missz. dos," like a possibly-married female.
I wonder if those orgs can use commercials to say who dontated to who. Obviously it could happen but how come last election we didn't see any of it. Just because this particular website wasn't around in 2002, who voted in 2003 lousy odd year, doesn't mean the information was hard to find or wouldn't benefit those. When we do our yearly donation to those, well maybe not moveon, we should ask if a small part could be used for those purposes.
I know I'll get modded troll but what is the point of the Oscars(tm)(r)? I mean it's just a bunch of people, the Acadamy, voting on their ideals. What the Acadamy and critics think do not affect what movies I like. If I liked Gigli does my opinion not mean anything. Or if I hated LOTR. I generally like sci-fi and fantasy while those rarely get Oscars. It's not like the Oscars were voted on by the people. And even if that was true I wouldn't care. Can anyone explain the fasination of them? And who nominates? The movie companies or other Acadamy members? And how do you get to be an Acadamy member? I'll just ignore them like usual and go by what I like. I mean Did the original Matrix win? P.S. I didn't see Gigli and LOTR's weren't too bad. P.P.S. What did happen to the fact that both Matrix sequels were in the same year do? Did either get nominated or won.
Actually I think that is when they were updating it. It happens to mine every once in a while. As for the Simpsons, why don't you want the weekday ones. There is such a thing called a "manual recording." You go to the list of recorded programs and press "preferences." The "scedule a manual recording." You can do a certain time every week there.
Mine didn't work but the error handling was great. Unlike some apps or even firmware that crash on error this just simply didn't work. It still let you watch both regular TV and recorded shows and even had the usual DVR features still present except recording. It didn't say why it didn't work but it didn't crash.
Hey I have that. I was watching TV yesterday it it wouldn't record. I pressed the button then select, it right away went back to the guide or show. Manual recording did work though. Luckely TW "rebooted" my machine for me and it works fine now. I didn't even think that it was a "y2k" or feb 29th issue thou it did start just before the end of Sunday. Regardless of what you say about TW or other big companies it was fixed within 24 hours of the problem. And it still worked mostly before that.
There's a difference between their power coming into your property and you going into their car. If information or power is in my airspace I can tap it. Not I don't actually do this but it isn't the same as going into someone else's car or lawn to steal.
I quote I never thought I'd get to steal and use: "You can't tell a book if the title's covered."
It's interesting that you know ST but you don't know how Geordi spells his name. Back on topic when the Cold War James Bond movies were being made the people at the DOD, Dept of Defence, often looked at the movies to see if the came up with anything that could really be done. Similarly the movie writers often asked DOD people if anything they were putting in the movie was real and the movie would tip off the Russians. The moral, sometimes something from a movie, even though it is in jest, might actually help humanity.
I don't know what article you are refering but large ones should rise to the top. Think of it this way: the small ones fit in the pores between the large ones and can go down while the large ones can't do the same so they stay at the top. The large ones act as a sieve for the small ones. Density probably also matters but I don't know how much. If they have the same density my reasoning works. If the large ones are much denser they might settle down. I think Slashdot mentioned this years ago but am too lazy to search.