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You realize this is just a canned response that's in a lot (123) of his threads, right? If you look at the post, you'll notice that the AC didn't even bother to change As of today, December XX 2004, the going rate to the current date.
And of course, I didn't preview, not realising/. wouldn't let me post special characters. Oh well, the character used for Pi in the originial was π not that I can figure out how to post it here. Anybody want to tell me?
Why would the fact that the/. submitter made a mistake disqualify the original? If you follow the links, you'll see that originally was used for Pi. Granted, it does look quite like n in some fonts, but you'd still think the submitter (or at least the editor) would have figured it out
It'd be a lot more accurate to say that what was missing from BG was the ability to walk. If it seemed like you moved faster in PS:T, it was just because the camera was a lot closer to the ground, so moving across the screen isn't as far.
When he talked of 'the true essence' of the republican party, he was talking about leaving people their rights, as opposed to cramming your morals down other peoples throats.
now move your eyes down two lines. see that paragraph that starts with a big, read IMPORTANT? now, if you'd read that, you'll find that the RIAA changed tactics, and to find the current batch of accused, you should follow this link
you haven't looked at the rules system, have you? paranoia is not a game that could be played on a computer, at least until some real AI is developed, since the whole fun in the game is doing completly random things
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the NYT hardly ever is the first to report something, but that's okay, since they don't try to be either. instead, the NYT tries to print well researched and reliable articles. if they succeeded in that is arguable, but complaining that they hardly ever are the first on the scoop misses the point
that sounds quite realistic, since a standart install of XP will just restart in those cases where 9x would have BSODed. that is not to say XP isn't much more stable than the old versions of windows, but to say it never crashes is just as silly as saying it happens all the time
well, tryptich does have both linux and mac versions. of course, that doesn't mean gish will be ported anytime soon, but i wouldn't give up hope either
you can download the fmv file, which basicly saves only what keys were pressed when. then, you can run the game on your own computer, and check the time. j just make sure you have the same rom they used
have you looked at the page at all? yes, they are 'fake' in the sense that things like quicksave are used. if you are worried about frames being cut out, you can download the fmv files, and run it on your own computer
as for the patent running out, im surprised noone (microsoft??;) has done a "disney" and demanded the time limit is extended to "the end of the known universe" or something why should microsoft do so? they don't use patents in a particularly aggresive way. maybe you're thinking of IBM?
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You realize this is just a canned response that's in a lot (1 2 3) of his threads, right? If you look at the post, you'll notice that the AC didn't even bother to change As of today, December XX 2004, the going rate to the current date.
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Look at the exit polls in the CNN link.
And of course, I didn't preview, not realising /. wouldn't let me post special characters. Oh well, the character used for Pi in the originial was π not that I can figure out how to post it here. Anybody want to tell me?
Why would the fact that the /. submitter made a mistake disqualify the original?
If you follow the links, you'll see that originally was used for Pi. Granted, it does look quite like n in some fonts, but you'd still think the submitter (or at least the editor) would have figured it out
What, this reuters? Odd, searching for the name gives me no hits. Not even google has heard of it.
It'd be a lot more accurate to say that what was missing from BG was the ability to walk.
If it seemed like you moved faster in PS:T, it was just because the camera was a lot closer to the ground, so moving across the screen isn't as far.
The patents are 5,206,951, 5,421,012 and 5,226,161
When he talked of 'the true essence' of the republican party, he was talking about leaving people their rights, as opposed to cramming your morals down other peoples throats.
now move your eyes down two lines. see that paragraph that starts with a big, read IMPORTANT? now, if you'd read that, you'll find that the RIAA changed tactics, and to find the current batch of accused, you should follow this link
you haven't looked at the rules system, have you?
paranoia is not a game that could be played on a computer, at least until some real AI is developed, since the whole fun in the game is doing completly random things
sun still has 5.7 billion in the bank, according to their from 10k
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the NYT hardly ever is the first to report something, but that's okay, since they don't try to be either.
instead, the NYT tries to print well researched and reliable articles. if they succeeded in that is arguable, but complaining that they hardly ever are the first on the scoop misses the point
use bugmenot. you are using firefox, right?
if not, you can go to the site and get a login.
that sounds quite realistic, since a standart install of XP will just restart in those cases where 9x would have BSODed.
that is not to say XP isn't much more stable than the old versions of windows, but to say it never crashes is just as silly as saying it happens all the time
well, tryptich does have both linux and mac versions. of course, that doesn't mean gish will be ported anytime soon, but i wouldn't give up hope either
according to the download page, both linux and Mac OS X version are 'coming soon'
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you can download the fmv file, which basicly saves only what keys were pressed when. then, you can run the game on your own computer, and check the time. j just make sure you have the same rom they used
have you looked at the page at all?
yes, they are 'fake' in the sense that things like quicksave are used. if you are worried about frames being cut out, you can download the fmv files, and run it on your own computer
as for the patent running out, im surprised noone (microsoft?? ;) has done a "disney" and demanded the time limit is extended to "the end of the known universe" or something
why should microsoft do so? they don't use patents in a particularly aggresive way. maybe you're thinking of IBM?