So yes. It still is...however, there's also this. Apparently this is 'ECC' RAM instead of 'non-ECC' like the $226, and it's also 'Registered' instead of 'Unbuffered,' and '128meg x 72' instead of '128 meg x 64'.
Anybody care to explain the difference? It seems Apple's markup of $29 is reasonable considering they install it, if indeed this stick is what you'd get over the $329 one and those extra stuff make it better.
...if your Mini hasn't shipped yet, they give you the new Superdrive. It'd be awesome if it was true for the early adopters, I guess...this is one reason why I always wait a bit to buy one, but that's just me.
Just replying to just about everyone who replied to me...
First of all, I realize that Zelda has been pretty cartoony for most of the series, but I think that you can't really call the NES versions cartoony...maybe the SNES one, and the N64 ones did have a certain cartoony quality to them. Hence the quotes.
However, I did like the way they were going. It wasn't totally realistic, because the world wasn't totally realistic...but I liked the style of the N64 Zeldas. They struck me as very Zelda (I've played most of them).
Does anyone remember the ill-fated games for the....iCD, was it? The 'PlayStation?' the CD add on to the SNES? That's what I thought of when I saw Wind Waker. It just struck me as very un-Zelda. The graphics are quite beautiful...but I liked A Link to the Past, was obsessed with Ocarina of Time, and couldn't really find myself getting into Wind Waker that much. Just a personal prefrence, but I'm just trying to give my OP and everyone else some reasons of why a lot of us don't like the new cel shaded look.
I was one of those who bitched about Wind Waker and then watched Family Guy.
Family Guy is a cartoon. Let it look like a cartoon. Zelda is not. It looks 'stylish' or whatever, but I really wish they would have just left it alone and made it look like 'normal.' Zelda looks better the way it's 'always' looked...
...it was near the end of the relationship, and after I dumped her sorry ass she changed it.
I also learned a hard lesson in another kind of password security...she tried logging onto my AIM SN with that password, which happened to be the same...there went my 200 buddies:(.
Needless to say, I keep much more complicated and different passwords now.
Doesn't always work like that. I never told any of my girlfriends my passwords, but when I was checking my email at one of them one day, she looked over my shoulder without me knowing and saw what I typed. She then logged in and changed my password. Good thing it was only Hotmail...
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I guess it's going to be 'Hello G5 Mac Mini!' in about 2 years...
...hello Mac Mini?
A lot of jokes take insight to create...
Hah. I wish. I'm writing this on a P2 333.
The existence of Perl poetry says that you're wrong...
Plus it only cost me $500. Beat that with a stick.
Okay.
(the Mac mini is sweet and cheap cheap for what you get, but I want to run Linux -- I'm a fan now!
:-p).
There are PowerPC ports of Gentoo, Debian, and a few other Linuxes (Linuxen?
Feel free to purchase that Mini!!!
Crucial: USD$226.99
Apple: USD$329
So yes. It still is...however, there's also this. Apparently this is 'ECC' RAM instead of 'non-ECC' like the $226, and it's also 'Registered' instead of 'Unbuffered,' and '128meg x 72' instead of '128 meg x 64'.
Anybody care to explain the difference? It seems Apple's markup of $29 is reasonable considering they install it, if indeed this stick is what you'd get over the $329 one and those extra stuff make it better.
...if your Mini hasn't shipped yet, they give you the new Superdrive. It'd be awesome if it was true for the early adopters, I guess...this is one reason why I always wait a bit to buy one, but that's just me.
Did you pay JUST 99$!!!!!!!!!!!????
I wear a 486dx2 on mine. I left it on the board, cut around it, and made a hole in the board to put a keyring through.
It works.
...K-Meleon is more geeky than Firefox?
Oh shit, my Internet penis is shortening by the second....must......download....
Condom is the usual word, rubber is a bit more British, if I remember correctly. But pretty much everyone knows about both, so either is correct.
Just replying to just about everyone who replied to me...
First of all, I realize that Zelda has been pretty cartoony for most of the series, but I think that you can't really call the NES versions cartoony...maybe the SNES one, and the N64 ones did have a certain cartoony quality to them. Hence the quotes.
However, I did like the way they were going. It wasn't totally realistic, because the world wasn't totally realistic...but I liked the style of the N64 Zeldas. They struck me as very Zelda (I've played most of them).
Does anyone remember the ill-fated games for the....iCD, was it? The 'PlayStation?' the CD add on to the SNES? That's what I thought of when I saw Wind Waker. It just struck me as very un-Zelda. The graphics are quite beautiful...but I liked A Link to the Past, was obsessed with Ocarina of Time, and couldn't really find myself getting into Wind Waker that much. Just a personal prefrence, but I'm just trying to give my OP and everyone else some reasons of why a lot of us don't like the new cel shaded look.
I can't wait till Feb 9th, personally.
I was one of those who bitched about Wind Waker and then watched Family Guy.
Family Guy is a cartoon. Let it look like a cartoon. Zelda is not. It looks 'stylish' or whatever, but I really wish they would have just left it alone and made it look like 'normal.' Zelda looks better the way it's 'always' looked...
Yes, I have played (and beaten) Wind Walker...
Ummm...I never said anything about MSN. I said my AIM SN (AOL Instant Messenger Screen Name)...
Dunno what you were going for.
...it was near the end of the relationship, and after I dumped her sorry ass she changed it.
:(.
I also learned a hard lesson in another kind of password security...she tried logging onto my AIM SN with that password, which happened to be the same...there went my 200 buddies
Needless to say, I keep much more complicated and different passwords now.
...and yet I still know someone who got one.
Bastard.
Let me give you an idea of how quiet this little sucker is...
It's rated at what, 18db?
Doesn't always work like that. I never told any of my girlfriends my passwords, but when I was checking my email at one of them one day, she looked over my shoulder without me knowing and saw what I typed. She then logged in and changed my password. Good thing it was only Hotmail...
There is/was a plugin for OGG and the iPod. Google is your friend.
I was thinking of 'The Day After Tomorrow', but, okay.
SpoofStick
It's not perfect, but it'll help.
a fresh copy of windows xp which had service pack 2 slipstreamed into it
SP2 has the firewall turned on by default. Pre-SP2 XP systems is what we're talking here.