The big problem with using this to judge a game is that it could be deceptive... To me a game that requires top-end hardware was probably very poorly optimized. Which could point to bigger problems of a lot more of the game not completed properly.
They weren't necessarily the best of their categories, but the public chose them as the standards of their time. I find it hard to believe that an off-shoot of wikipedia would surpass the original - at least in popularity.
This really doesn't impress me. A 7" LCD is all you get to look at while you play? When I read the title the first thing that came to mind was a giant screen filling the windshield, the rear window, modified rear-view mirrors, the works.
They changed the controls so that it will be more compatible with consoles. Wouldn't a console controller be easier to control with a disability? (well more so than a keyboard and mouse setup)
You'd think as someone with a disability you'd look for a solution rather than expecting the company to do so for you. You can't expect them to know and account for every possible disability.
But that doesn't mean Yahoo! reads each email. Email sent saying 'your auction has been placed' or 'your bid has been accepted' are all automated. They'd have to hire a whole new staff.
I recognize those pictures, those are from Craig Mullins, (think Marathon 2 and Marathon Infinity) And that picture has been up for at least a year, if not 2. That should give you a good idea on the time frame...
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Your skill in Hoop-pushing has increased. (2)
Maude needs to be on the sex-offender list...
I mean come on!
I wonder if they'd issue me a patent for a new patent system.
I think this is too cheesy to be funny. Funny like the current patent system! I'm here all week.
Yet we had enough money to make a (horrendous) movie about such possible events. We very well might deserve anything that hits us.
All's well that ends well, that's what I say!
(This is good enough to be exempt from redundant... isn't it? Oh please.)
Is there some reason the software and the source code are "joined at the hip"? Or can he somehow argue them as seperate entities?
They don't _need_ the code for it to work I assume, only to make changes etc.
The big problem with using this to judge a game is that it could be deceptive... To me a game that requires top-end hardware was probably very poorly optimized. Which could point to bigger problems of a lot more of the game not completed properly.
VHS.. mp3.. myspace.. wikipedia?
They weren't necessarily the best of their categories, but the public chose them as the standards of their time. I find it hard to believe that an off-shoot of wikipedia would surpass the original - at least in popularity.
I want mine with a Chuck Norris personality chip...
This really doesn't impress me. A 7" LCD is all you get to look at while you play? When I read the title the first thing that came to mind was a giant screen filling the windshield, the rear window, modified rear-view mirrors, the works.
That would impress me, this doesn't.
Micro$oft buys Europe, details at 11!
They changed the controls so that it will be more compatible with consoles. Wouldn't a console controller be easier to control with a disability? (well more so than a keyboard and mouse setup)
You'd think as someone with a disability you'd look for a solution rather than expecting the company to do so for you. You can't expect them to know and account for every possible disability.
Give it time, some professors used optics to play records. Keeps the record from degrading with use.
And if I just spent 400$ on a console, I would be really upset if I had to also buy a 100-200$ power supply.
I'm pretty sure the poster meant Microsoft should have done it, not the end-user.
Give me optical or give me death!
http://atomchip.com/_wsn/page3.html
Simply use text to speech and or audio recording and take a nap!
download it here or here
oh, um. my bad. I misunderstood you.
But that doesn't mean Yahoo! reads each email. Email sent saying 'your auction has been placed' or 'your bid has been accepted' are all automated. They'd have to hire a whole new staff.
www.pepper-land.net/bin/cpbreak4.zip
It'll be released in 2001, but how many bugs will it have 32,000? 64,000?
I recognize those pictures, those are from Craig Mullins, (think Marathon 2 and Marathon Infinity) And that picture has been up for at least a year, if not 2. That should give you a good idea on the time frame...
Then Kryotech can overclock and cool the NEW cpu! that's what's great about them, upgradability!
actually if you click file exit it will close. I really like that feature. And who cares if you fool every newbie? It's there jobs to learn...
aparantly you never heard about the airline company who saved several hundred thousand dollars every [x] months by removing 2 olives from every salad.