If it's compressed after creation, it's not going to be readable in any text editor without jumping through a few hoops, like decompressing the file.
And if I recall correctly, ODF is just a zip file containing a few XML files and possibly a few more zip files inside. Or I may be thinking of the previous OpenOffice format. Or I may be thinking of another type of file completely.
Who exactly is going to enforce that the military can not use it? Who will make sure that it's not in use in the thousands of military compounds throughout the world? Is somebody going to sue whichever military decides to use it?
1. The penis joke is very old. Get over it. 2. ^H is the backspace character. What you've just printed is equivalent to 'They got 27 W Wii titles...' Good luck next time.
I hope you didn't install the latest Windows patches, because now they can easily link your IP to your/. UID, and they'll be at your house and place of business shortly.
Understandable. I was just commenting on the comment saying it would take days to get it running. I think I've gotten it running in less than 24 hours on my old 1.5GHz celeron a long time ago.
And not that I'm anti-Ubuntu, but I've learned a ton more using Gentoo than I have using any other easy-to-use distro (Ubuntu,SUSE,Fedora,Mandrake).
I turn my desktop off to save on power and to try to keep my room cooler. Plus it dual-boots between Windows (for games) and Linux (for work). My laptop goes with me many times I leave the house. So to answer your question, I boot my machines quite often.
Perhaps supporters of W3C standards should start sending out installers in email to our non-tech friends/family under the pretense that if they don't blindly run the executable and pass it along to all of their friends, bad things will surely happen to them.
I second that. The story was mostly suitable for children, and the gameplay was almost exactly the same (except Link never drove a hoverboat). If anything, the cool tween gamers would likely put down this game, as opposed to Zelda, since you play as a girl. By their logic, it has to be either a girl's game, or a gay game.
From what I remember, the Pig sidekick gets infected with the alien virus or whatever is afflicting the population. Left in a very cliffhanger, we-hope-to-make-a-sequel-one-day fashion.
When I was in high school, the smart kids actually got punished more seriously than the screwups. The advisors "expected more from us," while the screwups were always in the advisors' offices and built up a friendly relationship, resulting in slaps on the wrist when they broke the rules every week.
Can I use Yahoo or MSN messengers through a webpage? That's how I use Gtalk at work. I can hide my conversations in a browser tab, and all the information is just being seen as normal web browsing traffic.
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Don't tease me. I miss good platforming/adventure games like this, Flashback, and Prince of Persia.
By the way, everyone knows it's a toss up between Lost Vikings 3 and Rock & Roll Racing Online.
For real. I'd much rather steal the password to some 14-year-old do-nothing's myspace page.
Give them a little bit of credit. Maybe they live on a small island, and the only computer shops are on either side of the isle.
If it's compressed after creation, it's not going to be readable in any text editor without jumping through a few hoops, like decompressing the file.
And if I recall correctly, ODF is just a zip file containing a few XML files and possibly a few more zip files inside. Or I may be thinking of the previous OpenOffice format. Or I may be thinking of another type of file completely.
My best guess would be 1992, when they first made a sequel to John Madden Football.
I'm sure someone could do it as a mod, but might get smacked down like these guys.
Who exactly is going to enforce that the military can not use it? Who will make sure that it's not in use in the thousands of military compounds throughout the world? Is somebody going to sue whichever military decides to use it?
1. The penis joke is very old. Get over it.
2. ^H is the backspace character. What you've just printed is equivalent to 'They got 27 W Wii titles...' Good luck next time.
I interpreted #2 as "We will not let a publisher run our intellectual property into the ground with a series mind-numbing sequels."
from the around-these-parts-we-call-that-a-grandparent dept.
I hope you didn't install the latest Windows patches, because now they can easily link your IP to your /. UID, and they'll be at your house and place of business shortly.
Understandable. I was just commenting on the comment saying it would take days to get it running. I think I've gotten it running in less than 24 hours on my old 1.5GHz celeron a long time ago.
And not that I'm anti-Ubuntu, but I've learned a ton more using Gentoo than I have using any other easy-to-use distro (Ubuntu,SUSE,Fedora,Mandrake).
On my modern T2500 Core Duo, my latest Gentoo install took me less than 6 hours from CD boot, to X up and running.
I prefer Phil Ken Sebben.
I turn my desktop off to save on power and to try to keep my room cooler. Plus it dual-boots between Windows (for games) and Linux (for work). My laptop goes with me many times I leave the house. So to answer your question, I boot my machines quite often.
Perhaps supporters of W3C standards should start sending out installers in email to our non-tech friends/family under the pretense that if they don't blindly run the executable and pass it along to all of their friends, bad things will surely happen to them.
How much did Ubisoft pay you for that post? I liked the game, but I definitely don't see it as one of the best games of all time.
I second that. The story was mostly suitable for children, and the gameplay was almost exactly the same (except Link never drove a hoverboat). If anything, the cool tween gamers would likely put down this game, as opposed to Zelda, since you play as a girl. By their logic, it has to be either a girl's game, or a gay game.
From what I remember, the Pig sidekick gets infected with the alien virus or whatever is afflicting the population. Left in a very cliffhanger, we-hope-to-make-a-sequel-one-day fashion.
HEAD ON! Apply directly to your forehead!
HEAD ON! Apply directly to your forehead!
HEAD ON! Apply directly to your forehead!
Oh wait.. you were referring to annoying game advertisements.
Funny joke. I snickered. Although Clapton was pretty good with the Yardbirds and Derek and the Dominos, too.
When I was in high school, the smart kids actually got punished more seriously than the screwups. The advisors "expected more from us," while the screwups were always in the advisors' offices and built up a friendly relationship, resulting in slaps on the wrist when they broke the rules every week.
Final Fantasy XIII, also.
Can I use Yahoo or MSN messengers through a webpage? That's how I use Gtalk at work. I can hide my conversations in a browser tab, and all the information is just being seen as normal web browsing traffic.