So, logically, pornography websites that checks the user's age should be commended on their help of teaching kids basic subtraction? Obviously this means we can cut the education budget since these websites will pick up the slack. Brilliant!
Seriously? That sounds suspiciously similar to the way microwave ovens work... What's that, they use microwaves? Who would have thought that microwaves would have used microwaves, and that something else using microwaves would have behaved in a similar way. Next you'll say that the microwave-based extension cord will be bad for your health to be around... Blows the mind!
There's also FreeSpace 2, which I suppose is now an ex-commercial game. Plus, there are several mods being made for it, one of which is a StarFox game, and another one that's based off of a space Sci-Fi show, though I forget which one.
Auto Assault is a bit like StarCraft crossed with WoW (I would imagine, never played WoW...). 3 Races, 4 types of characters. If they do make a StarCraft MMOG, I hope at the very least they don't do what AA did, and actually test it so it doesn't launch with missions that don't work, buggy AI, and missing features. But if they're not planning on a MMOG version of StarCraft, I'd settle for it on the NDS, or maybe PSP.:X
They have decoder rings now?! I knew there must have been an easier way to keep track of CPUs... I don't suppose you happen to know which brand of cereal they come in?
You seem to hate people from the eastern part of the USA. Did some tourist beat you as a kid? Probably not, I'm sure. It's just pride. And while it's good to take pride, you do realize you're calling people morons and saying that anyone from the east coast is worse than someone from the west. And I do realize that you are trying to have a regular debate, but unfortunately this prejudice is severely ruining it.
eg: http://linux.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=178528&c id=14801726: You obviously live somewhere like New York, where grass doesn't even grow in the cracks of the concrete because there's so much oil in the dirt Yep, since New York is the only city with concrete, not to mention it's slathered in oil.
http://linux.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=178528&c id=14801958 Seriously, have some freakin' self respect and start acting like something other than a pimply faced, sittn' in the dark moron who does nothing but stare at porno in his operation center all day.) You're the exact kind of eastern shore asshole that no on west of the Mississippi would work for Because there's no such thing as an asshole that isn't from the eastern shore, much less one that's pimply faced.
One possible way might be is to have the longest antenna they need on the device and have different connection points to simulate different length antennas. Would probably need some diodes in there to prevent the signal from bouncing back, though, which might cause signal power loss.
Amazingly enough, I'm actually working on an alternative energy project for my school's Public Affair's class. My group is actually on its way to getting a photovoltaic system for the school (With luck, but it looks good so far!). As another project for it, I'm working on a website for the class, too. It's going to contain a collection of alternative energy resources for home-owners, but isn't quite complete at this time. (Residential cable, woo!)
PS: NY state, too.:E
No, I doubt he knew about your problems and what fixed them.
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Strangely enough, I had 1.0.7 eat up all my memory and swap space under Linux recently, and yet when I've done the same browsing, if not more, with 1.5.0 on Windows, I've had no problems. Also, I had Firefox crash a lot more on 1.0.x in Windows than 1.5 does. My guess is I'm not enough of a power user, but I have not had any problems. I just hope I don't jinx myself.
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So, logically, pornography websites that checks the user's age should be commended on their help of teaching kids basic subtraction? Obviously this means we can cut the education budget since these websites will pick up the slack. Brilliant!
Well, they would have modded it "+1 Painfully True" if they could have...
Yeah, Radar really made the show. Wait, which series are we talking about?
Seriously? That sounds suspiciously similar to the way microwave ovens work... What's that, they use microwaves? Who would have thought that microwaves would have used microwaves, and that something else using microwaves would have behaved in a similar way. Next you'll say that the microwave-based extension cord will be bad for your health to be around... Blows the mind!
There's also FreeSpace 2, which I suppose is now an ex-commercial game. Plus, there are several mods being made for it, one of which is a StarFox game, and another one that's based off of a space Sci-Fi show, though I forget which one.
Much like the advertisement for your website.
I think you mean the Cheatar!
I'm pretty sure the makers of "Litigation Jackson" would have something to say about that bonus level...
Well, I happen to like popcorn...
Auto Assault is a bit like StarCraft crossed with WoW (I would imagine, never played WoW...). 3 Races, 4 types of characters. If they do make a StarCraft MMOG, I hope at the very least they don't do what AA did, and actually test it so it doesn't launch with missions that don't work, buggy AI, and missing features. But if they're not planning on a MMOG version of StarCraft, I'd settle for it on the NDS, or maybe PSP. :X
Well, you can copy and paste it so it doesn't sense the external referral and redirect.
They have decoder rings now?! I knew there must have been an easier way to keep track of CPUs... I don't suppose you happen to know which brand of cereal they come in?
No, the point is that you no longer have to type "d:" to change from the C: drive to the D: drive.
Why just loosen the prefix? Might as well take it off all together.
My trick against them is to put the car up on the cinderblocks.
You seem to hate people from the eastern part of the USA. Did some tourist beat you as a kid? Probably not, I'm sure. It's just pride. And while it's good to take pride, you do realize you're calling people morons and saying that anyone from the east coast is worse than someone from the west. And I do realize that you are trying to have a regular debate, but unfortunately this prejudice is severely ruining it.
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You obviously live somewhere like New York, where grass doesn't even grow in the cracks of the concrete because there's so much oil in the dirt
Yep, since New York is the only city with concrete, not to mention it's slathered in oil.
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Look, dopes.
Ah, name calling; quite a way to get people to respect you.
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Seriously, have some freakin' self respect and start acting like something other than a pimply faced, sittn' in the dark moron who does nothing but stare at porno in his operation center all day.) You're the exact kind of eastern shore asshole that no on west of the Mississippi would work for
Because there's no such thing as an asshole that isn't from the eastern shore, much less one that's pimply faced.
"But what if the fuse shorts out?"
Then the GFCI trips!
"But then tha could short out, too! That'd be even worse!"
Ah, you think you got me, but I've already thought of that. It's GFCI all the way down!
Bah, that's not even western! Everyone knows that western means the USA! ;x
One possible way might be is to have the longest antenna they need on the device and have different connection points to simulate different length antennas. Would probably need some diodes in there to prevent the signal from bouncing back, though, which might cause signal power loss.
There is also Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory, which is free.
Amazingly enough, I'm actually working on an alternative energy project for my school's Public Affair's class. My group is actually on its way to getting a photovoltaic system for the school (With luck, but it looks good so far!). As another project for it, I'm working on a website for the class, too. It's going to contain a collection of alternative energy resources for home-owners, but isn't quite complete at this time. (Residential cable, woo!) :E
PS: NY state, too.
Ah, I see you have the machine that goes "Ping!"
No, I doubt he knew about your problems and what fixed them.
Strangely enough, I had 1.0.7 eat up all my memory and swap space under Linux recently, and yet when I've done the same browsing, if not more, with 1.5.0 on Windows, I've had no problems. Also, I had Firefox crash a lot more on 1.0.x in Windows than 1.5 does. My guess is I'm not enough of a power user, but I have not had any problems. I just hope I don't jinx myself.
Already?! I just installed 2.0 after a harddrive crash. Geez...