Perhaps he used to "work" for "Seabrooks" "Crisps" (also known as the ones that weren't as good as Walkers or KP that you used to get on coach outings which were really just an excuse for your granddad to go to the pub and leave you outside with a small still orange and a comic, if you were lucky, for three hours).
Most of them were to do with the collision detection regions being subtly different from the drawn regions, so you'd step near a hole and fall in.
The edge of a hole is usually weak, so it's expected to give way. It's realistic physics, that - and it'd take 67,000 lines of code and 37kb of XML these days.
Back in my day, we didn't have physics. We had to make do with philosophy - if we were lucky.
Real recording studios don't do their accounts and email on the studio computer. Not while it's being used in a recording session, anyway...
I'm an actual recording engineer who's worked for Justin Bieber, Kanye West, VictoriousRush and her that rubs her minge on a wrecking ball and let me tell you that yes, they totally do.
It's someone who does a google search on a few key words without understanding the context or tone of the post they're replying to and pastes the first thing that comes up in a vain attempt to appear knowledgeable.
If there weren't so many guns around you wouldn't need a gun to defend yourself against them. You know, like pretty much the rest of the developed world.
My M7700 failed to hibernate when I put it in the bag once... after a two hour train journey the outside of the bag was almost too hot to touch; you could have fried an egg on the computer. I'm amazed that it - and the Eurotunnel - survived intact and are both going strong to this day.
The weight of the bloody thing could have caused it to derail.
Same as the difference between a secretary and a PA, a piece of shit on somebody else's server and a cloudware service fartpolio, fishfingers and goujons du poisson panés...
I saw something on TV when I was a kid about villages in India where they shovel all the cow shite into a tank and use the methane that comes off as fuel.
It wouldn't surprise me if someone comes up with a way of powering a ship by harnessing and/or deflecting ambient air movements. Not to mention a method of propelling projectiles by harnessing energy in tension and/or torsion of ligneous substances.
They'd probably patent them and posthumously sue Nelson & Henry V too - and win.
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You're applying mathematical logic to English, which you wouldn't do if you were fluent in either.
Does anybody claim that humans created sharks in their own image, or vice-versa?
Perhaps he used to "work" for "Seabrooks" "Crisps" (also known as the ones that weren't as good as Walkers or KP that you used to get on coach outings which were really just an excuse for your granddad to go to the pub and leave you outside with a small still orange and a comic, if you were lucky, for three hours).
http://www.juvalamu.com/qmarks...
So the lesson is that even a sadistic bunch of mediaevalist nutbag bandits aren't entirely bad...
Somebody found it. That's testing, isn't it?
(see also: ketchup).
The edge of a hole is usually weak, so it's expected to give way. It's realistic physics, that - and it'd take 67,000 lines of code and 37kb of XML these days.
Back in my day, we didn't have physics. We had to make do with philosophy - if we were lucky.
R's want to take away your freedoms because a man in the sky told them to.
But bizarrely they outnumber the editors.
Bugger off a lot, we're sick of all the Elon Musk hype.
I'm an actual recording engineer who's worked for Justin Bieber, Kanye West, VictoriousRush and her that rubs her minge on a wrecking ball and let me tell you that yes, they totally do.
My, you talk a good fight.
By the way, since when did patriotism mean sucking the 1%'s dicks?
He's certainly not the best looking either. Not that I pay much attention to stuff like that...
It's someone who does a google search on a few key words without understanding the context or tone of the post they're replying to and pastes the first thing that comes up in a vain attempt to appear knowledgeable.
Like this flid: http://slashdot.org/comments.p...
Pull my hoof.
OY! World! LOOK OUT!
If there weren't so many guns around you wouldn't need a gun to defend yourself against them. You know, like pretty much the rest of the developed world.
You're a googleclipper.
I'd be lying if I said I had a small nose, but I sure as fuck don't look like an elephant. I'm not blue either, and I have the standard three arms.
Or maybe humus.
My M7700 failed to hibernate when I put it in the bag once ... after a two hour train journey the outside of the bag was almost too hot to touch; you could have fried an egg on the computer. I'm amazed that it - and the Eurotunnel - survived intact and are both going strong to this day.
The weight of the bloody thing could have caused it to derail.
Or if it was in The Sun: Hun boat shoots sun bolt.
Same as the difference between a secretary and a PA, a piece of shit on somebody else's server and a cloudware service fartpolio, fishfingers and goujons du poisson panés...
Don't worry, he'll be gone in about ten months.
Oh, hang on ...
I saw something on TV when I was a kid about villages in India where they shovel all the cow shite into a tank and use the methane that comes off as fuel.
It wouldn't surprise me if someone comes up with a way of powering a ship by harnessing and/or deflecting ambient air movements. Not to mention a method of propelling projectiles by harnessing energy in tension and/or torsion of ligneous substances.
They'd probably patent them and posthumously sue Nelson & Henry V too - and win.
I'll take two - one to keep for Sundays.