It's a really crappy teenybopper Punk band. You're best off not knowing about them. It's really a tragedy when a classic NIN track is ruined by people who have no idea what music is.
Deer Hunter was something revolutionary in the way of games. That is still the only game that my dad played and actually liked that was an action game. Deer Hunter wasnt just another hunting sim, it made it much more realistic.
I remember years ago when I was 5, I discovered SimFarm for our Mac Classic and bought it because I lived on a farm and thought my dad was the greatest guy in the world. I remember showing it to him the first time and he said it was harder than actual farming.
I don't think he was used to playing sim games.
Anyways, I honestly can't see this game ever having any commercial success. It looks like it is destined to become one of those bargain sub $20 Wal-Mart games. Farming doesn't attract mainstream gamers.
Well seeing that you don't even have the balls to get a slashdot UID, I really doubt you could do much better. Just STFU and give this guy the credit he deserves.
Instead of packing up and running every time something happens that you don't like, why not stick around here and fight for what you believe in?
Because until the higher-ups in the judicial system listen to the little guys (the real heroes) without being biased towards slick-talking companymen, nothing will get accomplished...
While I wholeheartedly disagree with your "one click" philosophy....
I'm still not sure why most of the experienced Linux users don't like the one-click thing..maybe it's pride, which I could understand...
But when it comes down to it, it's not meant to make it so easy that Joe Win32VirusDownloader can install something while on morphine, it's just meant to make it easier and less complicated...
I don't know what your reasons are, but I'm sure they're good...but no one's tryin to take the Linux experience away....Just improve it..
Feel free to reply, and sorry about the Debian thing, I'm still learnin..
Disclaimer: I'm only 15 and am a semi-newbie to Linux.
Anyways, I've found that by far the easiest and most simplistic and time-saving method is to use rpms or debs. But of any distro, Lindows has it down to one or two clicks...though, they're software database subscription is a serious money leech..
If it was up to me, source would always be an option to use, and the install process for rpms and debs would be one click and automatically update themselves into Menus and such..
While the evacuated scenes of London in the film don't have the wear and tear of a few decades of desertion like Chernobyl does, it kind of gives you a representation of what it might be like to be there.
Yeah, it pissed me off at first too..Not because it "diminishes the fact that these are two guys with some pretty amazing technical skills", but because I like rock...
Let em put whatever they want on the show, because it is their show..If you want somethin changed, you either pay for the damn costs of hosting, production, etc, or quit bitchin about it and STFU. This was a great show and I found it very entertaining. Keep it up, guys.
First off, let me say that I'm only 15 and know next to nothing of OS design, marketing and budget restraints, and programming feasability, but I just want to get my ideas across. Mod me down to "Redundant" or "Offtopic" if you want, but as long as at least 1 other person reads this without instant judgement I will be happy..
But, from what I can tell, the average user (read: practically anyone who doesn't know what slashdot is) really wants a few things:
1.) An easy-to-use GUI
2.) No confusing setup (anything that requires you to do more than pick a type of setup and directory)
3.) Basic pre-configured Multimedia, Internet, and Office Suite. (all of which, Linux does offer, I know, but setting up Multimedia and codecs in Linux is not fun for a newbie)
4.) No constant reboots (which Linux has achieved--good job, folks!)
5.) Easy-to-Install Software (and of all the distros, I must say that Lindows has the process right, though, in my opinion, not the correct marketing technique.)
Well, that's all that I could think of. If you have an additions or subtractions, feel free to reply. I hope I have contributed a decent statement to this topic and that you all recieved my comments openly.
Very troubling to know that there is a city where silence alone can scare one away...Kind of funny how one can find total peace in the shadows of death, destruction, and the flaws of man.
I, for one, would love to visit it..Apocalyptic visions are filling my head already..
It's a really crappy teenybopper Punk band. You're best off not knowing about them. It's really a tragedy when a classic NIN track is ruined by people who have no idea what music is.
It's been announced awhile back that AFI's cover of Nine Inch Nails' "Head Like a Hole" will be on the Alternative Rock station.
And yes, I still have the original copy.
I don't think he was used to playing sim games.
Anyways, I honestly can't see this game ever having any commercial success. It looks like it is destined to become one of those bargain sub $20 Wal-Mart games. Farming doesn't attract mainstream gamers.
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Digital, then HDTV, now this.
What next? Super Ultra High Def Rev 2.0?
All of these choices will confuse consumers into buying something they don't need, nor understand.
Seriously dude, go outside...Even Slashdotters need sun. ;)
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Because until the higher-ups in the judicial system listen to the little guys (the real heroes) without being biased towards slick-talking companymen, nothing will get accomplished...
Hey, Canada. Got room for one more?
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I'm still not sure why most of the experienced Linux users don't like the one-click thing..maybe it's pride, which I could understand...
But when it comes down to it, it's not meant to make it so easy that Joe Win32VirusDownloader can install something while on morphine, it's just meant to make it easier and less complicated...
I don't know what your reasons are, but I'm sure they're good...but no one's tryin to take the Linux experience away....Just improve it..
Feel free to reply, and sorry about the Debian thing, I'm still learnin..
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Anyways, I've found that by far the easiest and most simplistic and time-saving method is to use rpms or debs. But of any distro, Lindows has it down to one or two clicks...though, they're software database subscription is a serious money leech..
If it was up to me, source would always be an option to use, and the install process for rpms and debs would be one click and automatically update themselves into Menus and such..
Just a few thoughts..
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While the evacuated scenes of London in the film don't have the wear and tear of a few decades of desertion like Chernobyl does, it kind of gives you a representation of what it might be like to be there.
Scary stuff...What's our world coming to?
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When asked why he would do such a thing Mr. Gates said simply "Fuck It, I've got all the money I need."
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Bravo.
Let em put whatever they want on the show, because it is their show..If you want somethin changed, you either pay for the damn costs of hosting, production, etc, or quit bitchin about it and STFU. This was a great show and I found it very entertaining. Keep it up, guys.
But, from what I can tell, the average user (read: practically anyone who doesn't know what slashdot is) really wants a few things:
Very troubling to know that there is a city where silence alone can scare one away...Kind of funny how one can find total peace in the shadows of death, destruction, and the flaws of man. I, for one, would love to visit it..Apocalyptic visions are filling my head already..
Here, bud. Intervention is good. www.apa.org/pubinfo/anger.htm "Control Anger Before It Controls You"
alright, boys. start crankin' out the (WORKING!!!)PS2 emulators, daddy's got a game to play.
don't feel bad for the moderation, man...it made me smile and i feel like shit right now...at least you made one person laugh..