I rarely use my PSP to actually play PSP games anymore. I usually end up playing SNES or Gameboy games through emulation. That or watching porn (at least I'm honest).
It's what I'm doing with this post. Perhaps we should make this like Team Fortress 2, and give unlockable weapons to those with lots of achievements. Like a rocket launcher that mods down anyone near you who disagrees with you ideas.
I agree completely. In my mind, the perfect desktop environment would be initially simple for beginning users (ala GNOME), but still have extra settings accessible in a dialog filled with sliders and check boxes for advanced "power users" (ala KDE). Case in point, Firefox. Initially, it's very basic and just about anyone can pick up how to use it. But for power users, there is about:config and a whole slew of extensions to customize the experience. This is the type of "best of both worlds" scenario a man can dream for.
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I was about to say you must be new here, but your UID is lower than mine...
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If I'm correct, no collisions have taken place yet.
I agree. Having it be called Gaim was pretty stupid because it didn't only support AIM, but a whole bunch of other protocols. All they have to do now is change the icon from the AIM-ish one to something like a carrier pigeon (guessing that's where they got the name from).
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I rarely use my PSP to actually play PSP games anymore. I usually end up playing SNES or Gameboy games through emulation. That or watching porn (at least I'm honest).
It's what I'm doing with this post. Perhaps we should make this like Team Fortress 2, and give unlockable weapons to those with lots of achievements. Like a rocket launcher that mods down anyone near you who disagrees with you ideas.
I still got my money on the Finglonger.
WAY more useful than a doomsday device.
Just be sure NOT to delete your previous install of Wife 1.0
Hans Reiser tried that, and we all know the story.
THE GOGGLES, THEY DO NOTHING!
I agree completely. In my mind, the perfect desktop environment would be initially simple for beginning users (ala GNOME), but still have extra settings accessible in a dialog filled with sliders and check boxes for advanced "power users" (ala KDE). Case in point, Firefox. Initially, it's very basic and just about anyone can pick up how to use it. But for power users, there is about:config and a whole slew of extensions to customize the experience. This is the type of "best of both worlds" scenario a man can dream for.
I was about to say you must be new here, but your UID is lower than mine...
If I'm correct, no collisions have taken place yet.
Even better explained here.
GET YE FLASK
Looks like you spilled your coffee on your spacebar.
Did he by chance have a red Swingline stapler? If so, was it taken away when you switched to Boston staplers?
Why don't you take a seat, right over there. - Chris Hansen
Netscape is very much like a cat in terms of lives. Or BSD.
God, I hope you were actually drinking milk when that happened. Otherwise, see a doctor.
This tubing system you have will not work. It's not like a big truck.
I was taught to use butterflies... http://xkcd.com/378/
Wow, what you just said went right over my head. I bet there's some form of onimonipea for this...
You already do.
Brannigan: "What the hell is that thing?"
Kif: "It appears to be the mothership"
Brannigan: "Then what did we just blow up?"
Kif: "The Hubble Telescope"
"jamming your fist into your crotch"
I think you're doing it wrong.
Since I just rolled a 20, I fart in your comment's general direction.
Wow. No car, no TV, no home, and a small penis. Your life must really suck.
I agree. Having it be called Gaim was pretty stupid because it didn't only support AIM, but a whole bunch of other protocols. All they have to do now is change the icon from the AIM-ish one to something like a carrier pigeon (guessing that's where they got the name from).
I should be modded insightful for no reason.