"The similarities and likenesses are so close that viewers, listeners, and consumers were and are confused or likely to become confused between Ulala and plaintiff."
and if anyone actually remembered the plaintiff, then that would be possible.
A post is all the more entertaining when someone goes out of their way to explain, and link intricate details about it, and they are catastrophicly out of touch.
Global wars was amazing. I was into the obvious choices, but I remember Global wars as being perfect. I was never particularly good at it, but I would play multiple games every day.
A few years ago, I conjured up that I would log on to a few telnet bbs' and play games.
Not as much fun.
I think there is something to the automatic call back, with your modem on recieve to verify you, that makes door games seem all the more fun.
I think that as a group we will agree that the Dreamcast was the best console, but whenever put to the question, or defense we will cite the Atari, or a collection of door games as being the true backbone of our civilization.
At least both sides get posted here at slashdot. The courts are generally terrible at following logic as it adheres to computers, because each individual judge is not the most computer savy.
They use comparitive laws usually to side with one side or another (that, and corperate pandering), and comparitive laws in other fields don't apply.
Even though the Indiana law makers have ABSOLUTLY no idea what they are doing, they are passing a law very quickly to allow me to get 300$ for each time I recieve a spam that is deceptive in ANY way, if I can track them down.
All of the news organizations here have stated that no one expects them to use the law, citing it being near impossible for anyone to track them down.
And it rocks. The only problem is that for some odd reason, churches and police officers are exempt. I think there are a couple other groups, but since I've been put on the list, i haven't been called by a telemarketer.
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Don't forget SF QB#16.
He was amazing!
"The similarities and likenesses are so close that viewers, listeners, and consumers were and are confused or likely to become confused between Ulala and plaintiff."
and if anyone actually remembered the plaintiff, then that would be possible.
Yes.. my 2400 baud modem and the glory that was deciphering ansi.
It's a.... fish.... flying..... no... a guy... with a sword?.... no.... Oh... It says Lord. Neat.
Yes, but they you wouldn't be able to buy that nice Imperial Starship.
*drool*
I'm sure that whatever ammount it was akin to would be too much, I'm just rather curious.
A post is all the more entertaining when someone goes out of their way to explain, and link intricate details about it, and they are catastrophicly out of touch.
I would mod up funny if I had such an ability.
(Which is probably why I do not.)
Global wars was amazing. I was into the obvious choices, but I remember Global wars as being perfect. I was never particularly good at it, but I would play multiple games every day.
A few years ago, I conjured up that I would log on to a few telnet bbs' and play games.
Not as much fun.
I think there is something to the automatic call back, with your modem on recieve to verify you, that makes door games seem all the more fun.
I think that as a group we will agree that the Dreamcast was the best console, but whenever put to the question, or defense we will cite the Atari, or a collection of door games as being the true backbone of our civilization.
We will also praise the game civilization.
That is all.
My favourite door game was a rip off of Risk. What was it called?
1 node bbs' were horrid for tradewars!
I would dial 200+ times to get in. Auto dialer screaming away trying to slide in before the bbs turned over.
and place 1000's of toll fighters to frustrate the newbs.
I remember very well. Betting all of my credits away before taking my turns in lord was a bad move, but I wanted more Tradewars time.
What are you gonna do?
I have spent about $250-$300 on their products since January 1st. I will spend no more.
Seems simple enough.
And they can find him Teaching Chess. If only the Venezuelan would focus on the issues.
I disagree entirely. I run with 100's of workers. Have never had this problem.
I use PTW. Huge Maps.
I've seen several of these on slashdot. The only cost comparison I need to know is.
Windows costs me money.
Linux doesn't.
1 copy of civ 3. 2 copies of civ 3 ptw.
Explain. I have a computer with 1.7 ghz, and i have no such problem. (and I play Play the world*online version* as host.)
You needed to adjust your science rate. You do this in the advisor screen. You turn down science, increase taxes and you have more money.
Or what I do.. increase science rate, and avoid bulding building until i have to.
At least both sides get posted here at slashdot. The courts are generally terrible at following logic as it adheres to computers, because each individual judge is not the most computer savy.
They use comparitive laws usually to side with one side or another (that, and corperate pandering), and comparitive laws in other fields don't apply.
Even though the Indiana law makers have ABSOLUTLY no idea what they are doing, they are passing a law very quickly to allow me to get 300$ for each time I recieve a spam that is deceptive in ANY way, if I can track them down.
All of the news organizations here have stated that no one expects them to use the law, citing it being near impossible for anyone to track them down.
We'll see about that.
(This is somewhat on topic.)
to work sometimes.
Exactly. You are right on, mandrake serves a perfect niche, and was wonderful as my first install.
It picked up everything I had on first load. No other distro has, and I still can't get a sound card to work under Slackware.
Back to work!
I just noticed how badly this message sounded. I'm trying to convey my utter discontent with the current direction we are headed in many facets.
I don't know why it still amazes me when I see something that seems so obviously sided one way. I guess that is just my idealism (read: youth)
and I'm working... so I'm not as articulate as I would normally be.
Please say you meant "Double" or "Triple" the current length of time.
Haha.. Catch those typos... *shifts eyes around..*
The Supreme Court is usually the one to stop extremely ignorant legistlation.
What happened?!?!?!
"Xerox me that memo", and "Googled for that information" are so common in my office building it's sick.
And it rocks. The only problem is that for some odd reason, churches and police officers are exempt. I think there are a couple other groups, but since I've been put on the list, i haven't been called by a telemarketer.
Not once.
This was a few years ago too.