I once have seen a game system linked to a 100 inch projector! That was a looong time ago and the game system was actually a NES (256x240, 16 colors) running some awful karate game... *shudder*
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Nonono, it's like this: In Soviet Russia, Halo reviews YOU!
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Not exactelly. Marathon 2: Durandal was indeed ported to Windows95 - later open-sourced and ported to other systems; but the original Marathon remains Mac-only (the third game, Marathon Infinity, has basically the same code as Durandal, so maybe you can count that as open as well)
I have a Mac, and my browsers of choice are Safari and Firefox. My dad has a PC running XP, which my sister uses.
Recently, I noticed there was an extra bar in IE - spyware, of course. A little googling and I managed to remove it. Then, I installed Firefox, and told sis not to use IE anymore. And I intend to install Thunderbird.
My Mac is safe, I guess... but I would like to make that PC safer. And, if possible, cleansed of Internet Explorer and Outlook Express. How does one do it? I heard MS made it very tricky. Any clues? Also, any good site with security tips?
...insane import taxes make Mac prices go sky high. Just a few examples:
- Power Mac G5 (Dual 2.5 GHz G5/512MB/160GB/SuperDrive) in USA: U$ 2999.00 in Brazil: U$ 6096.09
- eMac (1.25GHzG4/256MB/40GB/Combo/Modem) in USA: U$ 799.00 in Brazil: U$ 1867.50
- iPod 40GB in USA: U$ 399.00 in BRazil: U$ 1274.91
- iBook (14.1"TFT/1.2GHz G4/256MB/60GB/CD-RW Combo drive/VGA-out/Enet/56K) in USA: U$ 999.00 in Brazil: U$ 3567.85
(full price list: www.latinamerica.apple.com/pricelist/br/) I wanted one of these new machines, even a low-end one. But I'm sticking to this old G3/500, because, other than some extra RAM or a bigger HD, there's nothing else I can afford! Damn my country's government - primitive, protectionist, anti-free-trade, left wing zealots. Hell, there was a time, not too long ago, when it was ILLEGAL to import a computer without authorization from the government!
This country sucks, I should save some money and move...
"The government's view of the economy could be summed up in a few short phrases: If it moves, tax it. If it keeps moving, regulate it. And if it stops moving, subsidize it." - [i]Ronald Reagan, 1986[/i]
I got ATLAS SHRUGGED from some p2p service and read all of it on my screen. Over eight fuckin hundred pages. An awesome book, sure, but my eyes hurt for a whole week after I finished!
Capitalism Magazine... well, it is not really a blog. It is a site of politic/social/philosophic editorials, from an objectivist (Ayn Rand) point of view. I love this site!
Macintosh user since 1997. Not one virus problem, ever. Bad RAM, flaky CD drive, broken floppy drive, half-dead monitor, blasted speaker, toasted modem, yeah - but no virus problem at all!
Now, come to think about it, that old 6500/225 lasted quite a bit...
Rather than work around a game, why not make collections based on the composers' works? Here are some names to think of: Yuzo Koshiro, Nobuo Uematsu, Koji Kondo, and Richard Jacques.
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I once have seen a game system linked to a 100 inch projector! That was a looong time ago and the game system was actually a NES (256x240, 16 colors) running some awful karate game... *shudder*
...and, more specifically, an attempt to curb masturbation, is the monstrous, pointless, harmful, and painful procedure/ritual that is circumcision.
"Who's copyright?"
WHOSE copyright, you mean?
Nonono, it's like this:
In Soviet Russia, Halo reviews YOU!
Not exactelly. Marathon 2: Durandal was indeed ported to Windows95 - later open-sourced and ported to other systems; but the original Marathon remains Mac-only (the third game, Marathon Infinity, has basically the same code as Durandal, so maybe you can count that as open as well)
This one, maybe?
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- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Hammer_sickle.
I've never watched an Ed Wood movie, but if his work is as bad as Pablo Picasso's cubism rubbish, I'd have to say he is a disgraceful filmmaker.
I have a Mac, and my browsers of choice are Safari and Firefox. My dad has a PC running XP, which my sister uses.
Recently, I noticed there was an extra bar in IE - spyware, of course. A little googling and I managed to remove it. Then, I installed Firefox, and told sis not to use IE anymore. And I intend to install Thunderbird.
My Mac is safe, I guess... but I would like to make that PC safer. And, if possible, cleansed of Internet Explorer and Outlook Express. How does one do it? I heard MS made it very tricky. Any clues? Also, any good site with security tips?
Geeks get laid?!
...insane import taxes make Mac prices go sky high. Just a few examples:
- Power Mac G5 (Dual 2.5 GHz G5/512MB/160GB/SuperDrive)
in USA: U$ 2999.00
in Brazil: U$ 6096.09
- eMac (1.25GHzG4/256MB/40GB/Combo/Modem)
in USA: U$ 799.00
in Brazil: U$ 1867.50
- iPod 40GB
in USA: U$ 399.00
in BRazil: U$ 1274.91
- iBook (14.1"TFT/1.2GHz G4/256MB/60GB/CD-RW Combo drive/VGA-out/Enet/56K)
in USA: U$ 999.00
in Brazil: U$ 3567.85
(full price list:
www.latinamerica.apple.com/pricelist/br/)
I wanted one of these new machines, even a low-end one. But I'm sticking to this old G3/500, because, other than some extra RAM or a bigger HD, there's nothing else I can afford! Damn my country's government - primitive, protectionist, anti-free-trade, left wing zealots. Hell, there was a time, not too long ago, when it was ILLEGAL to import a computer without authorization from the government!
This country sucks, I should save some money and move...
(Lan-Di)
> where is the mirror?
(Iwao)
> I've no intention of telling you.
> Imagine if automakers charged to offer
> seatbelts and brakes as a service.
Well, that's different, you see, because the cars would crash, whereas an operating system..... oh wait.
Go ahead and click, I dare say it is even workplace-safe stuff. Nothing graphical, mostly testimonials and descriptions.
"The government's view of the economy could be summed up in a few short phrases: If it moves, tax it. If it keeps moving, regulate it. And if it stops moving, subsidize it." - [i]Ronald Reagan, 1986[/i]
> Windows and OSX on the same machine
It's called "Virtual PC".
¥ 2.000.000 = U$ 18.018
...oh wait, it already exists! It's called Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors.
As a reply to your sig, I point to my sig:
There is another choice - dump the PSP, become a NintendoDS developer.
I got ATLAS SHRUGGED from some p2p service and read all of it on my screen. Over eight fuckin hundred pages. An awesome book, sure, but my eyes hurt for a whole week after I finished!
"An droid, the droid - whatever." - Raja, from Phantasy Star 4
Here's what you want, a camera that sees through clothes . Sheesh...
Capitalism Magazine ... well, it is not really a blog. It is a site of politic/social/philosophic editorials, from an objectivist (Ayn Rand) point of view. I love this site!
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I also like Polipundit , Instapundit , Cox & Forkum , and deliciously corrosive Ann Coulter
For the portuguese-speaking: be sure to check Midia Sem Mascara and Diego Casagrande .
Macintosh user since 1997. Not one virus problem, ever. Bad RAM, flaky CD drive, broken floppy drive, half-dead monitor, blasted speaker, toasted modem, yeah - but no virus problem at all! Now, come to think about it, that old 6500/225 lasted quite a bit...
Rather than work around a game, why not make collections based on the composers' works? Here are some names to think of: Yuzo Koshiro, Nobuo Uematsu, Koji Kondo, and Richard Jacques.