Unlikely, it's probably only Chinese nationals. Anyway, you can have more than one child, but you need to pay a fee that increases per additional child. A 'child tax', if you will. It's not a strict one-child-only thing.
It's not at all ignorant to say that NAT is not a security feature. It's a hack at best, and no-one would miss it if we didn't need it. And it frequently breaks things, actually, unless you only surf on the web.
Well to me, Estonian sounds like some totally whacked-out Finnish slang. I always think I can understand it, but after a few seconds I realise I didn't get anything. Subtitles FTW.
Unfortunately, it's not low blood oxygen level that triggers breath hunger, it's high CO2 levels, so I doubt a blood implant would give 15-minute pool sitting benefits.
No kidding. And there was another genius headline on adoption at the bottom: "If Your Daughter Doesn't Look Like You, Are You Still Her Mother?". Unsurprisingly, the article behind it makes my bones cringe. Remind me not to go to that site anymore.
Right, it's really the same age-old save/load balancing problem that also crops up in FPS's and the like. Some games solve it with savepoints, and I'm thinking that wouldn't be a bad idea for Nethack either. As it is now, it's like Diablo in hardcore mode, with no other difficulty settings.
I had problems extracting the first track from a DRM'd CD. I just downloaded that particular track, but then I found that I could just tweak EAC a bit to make it read the CD properly anyway.
Nethack probably wouldn't be as deep if you didn't have to start over. There's so many things that can happen, that if you breeze through the game it'll register barely as a 'meh'.
An English guy is telling a joke in the EU parliament. All the Brits laugh immediately, the French laugh after a short moment as the translator catches up, the Germans laugh as the translator reaches the verb at the end of the sentence, and the slashdotters laugh 15 minutes later when the first +1 Funny comes in.
That's easy, get a split keyboard. One types letters from Y,H,N to the right, and the other one types T,G,B and to the left. Come on now, let's practice touch typing!
Put a message in your answering service that says the person needs to send a text message instead, then turn it on permanently. Anyone who calls will then immediately get the answering machine message, instead of making your phone ring.
Steve Jobs 1: Jobs, JobsJobs.
Steve Jobs 2: JobsJobs? Jobsjobs Jobs jobs-Jobs.
Steve Jobs 1: Jobsjobs jobs _jobsjobs_. Jobsjobsjobs Jobsjobs.
Steve Jobs 3: *jobs* J00bs! jObSJoBs !!11jobs!
Steve Jobs 1+3: JOBS!
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He also calls Apache, MySQL and PHP "the Visual Basic of open source". Not even PHP deserves bashing like that.
While POTS will eventually disappear, fixed (desk) telephones probably won't. Two different issues.
Unlikely, it's probably only Chinese nationals. Anyway, you can have more than one child, but you need to pay a fee that increases per additional child. A 'child tax', if you will. It's not a strict one-child-only thing.
Korean?? I had no idea there were lots of adoptable children in Korea.
It's not at all ignorant to say that NAT is not a security feature. It's a hack at best, and no-one would miss it if we didn't need it. And it frequently breaks things, actually, unless you only surf on the web.
Well to me, Estonian sounds like some totally whacked-out Finnish slang. I always think I can understand it, but after a few seconds I realise I didn't get anything. Subtitles FTW.
Unfortunately, it's not low blood oxygen level that triggers breath hunger, it's high CO2 levels, so I doubt a blood implant would give 15-minute pool sitting benefits.
No kidding. And there was another genius headline on adoption at the bottom: "If Your Daughter Doesn't Look Like You, Are You Still Her Mother?". Unsurprisingly, the article behind it makes my bones cringe. Remind me not to go to that site anymore.
Right, it's really the same age-old save/load balancing problem that also crops up in FPS's and the like. Some games solve it with savepoints, and I'm thinking that wouldn't be a bad idea for Nethack either. As it is now, it's like Diablo in hardcore mode, with no other difficulty settings.
I had problems extracting the first track from a DRM'd CD. I just downloaded that particular track, but then I found that I could just tweak EAC a bit to make it read the CD properly anyway.
Nethack probably wouldn't be as deep if you didn't have to start over. There's so many things that can happen, that if you breeze through the game it'll register barely as a 'meh'.
An English guy is telling a joke in the EU parliament. All the Brits laugh immediately, the French laugh after a short moment as the translator catches up, the Germans laugh as the translator reaches the verb at the end of the sentence, and the slashdotters laugh 15 minutes later when the first +1 Funny comes in.
That's easy, get a split keyboard. One types letters from Y,H,N to the right, and the other one types T,G,B and to the left. Come on now, let's practice touch typing!
But you're supposed to use the same keyboard, mouse and screen in XP. What's this then, Quad Programming?
When I bought one, we got one of two remaining consoles on that day. I also hear they're nowhere to be found in the Netherlands.
Hopefully they won't be testing in space then.
The term "Intelligent Plasma" is preferred, I believe.
Maybe he meant to write "eclectic universe".
Put a message in your answering service that says the person needs to send a text message instead, then turn it on permanently. Anyone who calls will then immediately get the answering machine message, instead of making your phone ring.
Steve Jobs 1: Jobs, JobsJobs.
Steve Jobs 2: JobsJobs? Jobsjobs Jobs jobs-Jobs.
Steve Jobs 1: Jobsjobs jobs _jobsjobs_. Jobsjobsjobs Jobsjobs.
Steve Jobs 3: *jobs* J00bs! jObSJoBs !!11jobs!
Steve Jobs 1+3: JOBS!
The stick-like devices come in pairs. Humans eyes come in pairs. Coincidence? I think not!
What impression, and what would be wrong with it?