No, you're wrong. Newer version of the firmware for both the R4 and the M3 (and presumably other flash carts) will auto-DLDI patch homebrew apps that you run on them.
Well, since Babylon 5 is over, what storyline would they have to steal? I suppose the writers at Paramount could just ask JMS to please write a few more episodes, so they'd have something to copy from, but I hear he's pretty busy these days with other projects...;)
"DS9 was very story-driven, and was probably inspired by the heavily storied Babylon 5."
If by "inspired by" you mean "ripped off from" then yes. You must remember than in the early days when JMS was shopping around the idea for B5, he brought it to Paramount. They read over all the information he had, including character lists, pre-production art, and the outline of the 5 year story, then said "No, we're not intersted." Six months later, they hold a press conference and anounce their plan for a new Star Trek series, this time based on a space station!
To this day, I still don't know why JMS never sued them for whatever he could get. It was very obvious to anyone that was following the birth of B5 back in the Compuserve days what had happened. And to anyone that compares the stories as they played out.
Not quite.
Sleeping in Light was always ment to be the series finale. It was filmed at the end of the 4th season, just in case the show wasn't brought back. Once JMS got word of the 5th season, Deconstruction was written to take it's place as the last episode of season 4, and SiL was tucked away for a year.
As a proud dropout of Florida Tech, I'd just like to point out that the "Florida Tech" link goes to an article about the University of Florida. If Florida Tech is competting, I wish them all the best luck. Here's the correct link to their website: www.fit.edu
"As a Usenet [or/.] discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches one. There is a tradition in many groups that, once this occurs, that thread is over, and whoever mentioned the Nazis has automatically lost whatever argument was in progress."
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The DS can, with the right hardware to enable homebrew: http://www.dslinux.org/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia_database
You can download the whole of Wikipedia from there.
I'll take my $10 now. Or you can just donate it to Child's Play in my name.
No, you're wrong. Newer version of the firmware for both the R4 and the M3 (and presumably other flash carts) will auto-DLDI patch homebrew apps that you run on them.
Tried it on the Opera browser on the Wii, and although it didn't crash it completely, it did dump it back to the start screen.
What about a DS9 movie?
;)
Well, since Babylon 5 is over, what storyline would they have to steal? I suppose the writers at Paramount could just ask JMS to please write a few more episodes, so they'd have something to copy from, but I hear he's pretty busy these days with other projects...
If by "inspired by" you mean "ripped off from" then yes. You must remember than in the early days when JMS was shopping around the idea for B5, he brought it to Paramount. They read over all the information he had, including character lists, pre-production art, and the outline of the 5 year story, then said "No, we're not intersted." Six months later, they hold a press conference and anounce their plan for a new Star Trek series, this time based on a space station!
To this day, I still don't know why JMS never sued them for whatever he could get. It was very obvious to anyone that was following the birth of B5 back in the Compuserve days what had happened. And to anyone that compares the stories as they played out.
Not quite. Sleeping in Light was always ment to be the series finale. It was filmed at the end of the 4th season, just in case the show wasn't brought back. Once JMS got word of the 5th season, Deconstruction was written to take it's place as the last episode of season 4, and SiL was tucked away for a year.
[Bart and Ralph ring Flander's doorbell.]
[Ned answers the door. He's wearing dark glasses and carrying a cane.]
Ned: Jesus? Is that you?
Ralph: Mr. Flanders, you're blinded-ded!
Ned: Oh, yeah. I never should have had that trendy laser surgery. It was
great at first but, you know, at the ten-year mark your eyes fall out.
Yeah, I tried that too: Gmailarity Ensues?a>. No luck here either.
As a proud dropout of Florida Tech, I'd just like to point out that the "Florida Tech" link goes to an article about the University of Florida. If Florida Tech is competting, I wish them all the best luck. Here's the correct link to their website: www.fit.edu
*blows wistle*
Illegal use of FARK cliché!
10 yard penalty; first down.
"As a Usenet [or /.] discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches one. There is a tradition in many groups that, once this occurs, that thread is over, and whoever mentioned the Nazis has automatically lost whatever argument was in progress."