What a name, just like something out of a satirical comic book. Seriously, you 'murricans seem to have a fetish for the word, but the more you use it, the more you seem to forget its actual meaning.
Drag the Applications folder to the right area of the Dock. This creates a "stack". Right-click it: sort by name, view as folder, view content as grid. That's how I roll.
I was really tempted to get that one, until I read the rumor that JXD's new model would be a quad-core with IPS screen. If they can do that at a decent price, damn, I'm sold!
Governments should be forbidden from using non-Free software. Go ahead and get your company into whatever vendor lock-in you want, but public data should never be subjected to it.
Last year, I had decided to buy an Unicomp. Checked their site, no shipping option to my country; emailed, got no reply. Went to eBay, got a cheap Solidtek instead. Maybe it's the "low end" of mechanicals, but it's still much better than any rubber dome crap.
Researchers found that Americans perceive the line with the ends feathered outward (A) as being longer than the line with the arrow tips (B). San foragers of the Kalahari, on the other hand, were more likely to see the lines as they are: equal in length.
Hell, no! Maybe the build quality is good, but the Dualshock is quite uncomfortable. When I got a PS2, first thing I did was order a Phoenix Revolution, which lets you swap the buttons and sticks around. Of course, after you set it like an Xbox 360 pad, there's no reason to ever change them again. And if you have a PS3, looks like Gioteck has some pads in this same 360 style that most gamers favor now.
Remember the early Halo previews? It was supposed to be a third person shooter, set in an open persistent world, with massive team-based multiplayer. Then Microsoft bought Bungie, and they "consolized" the damn thing into a fine-looking but rather mediocre game. If they get rid of horrible ideas such as limited weaponry and auto-recharging shields, and have an option for third-person view, they could make Destiny what Halo should have been.
(And seriously, Bungie: not letting the user set the FOV should be regarded as a showstopper bug.)
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Contact the manufacturer, demand a refund for the system.
Linux users now can do cake jokes.
USS Freedom.
What a name, just like something out of a satirical comic book. Seriously, you 'murricans seem to have a fetish for the word, but the more you use it, the more you seem to forget its actual meaning.
Drag the Applications folder to the right area of the Dock. This creates a "stack". Right-click it: sort by name, view as folder, view content as grid. That's how I roll.
We hate them because they claim our hate doesn't matter as long as we give them our money.
Guess what: it doesn't, because tons of idiots keep buying EA's DRM-laden excrement.
"Only wimps use tape backup: real men just upload their important stuff on ftp, and let the rest of the world mirror it." - Linus Torvalds, 1996
I was really tempted to get that one, until I read the rumor that JXD's new model would be a quad-core with IPS screen. If they can do that at a decent price, damn, I'm sold!
And it's still more faithful to Star Trek than that J.J. Abrams abomination.
But really who needs Apple? There just isn't a killer app for iPhone now that isn't available on Android, and usually better on Android.
People want the brand. It's like those Beats headphones: crazy expensive, subpar sound, "all my friends have those so I gotta have 'em too".
The PowerPC eats Pentiums for lunch.
Find me a geek that hasn't uttered "... but then I took an arrow to the knee." I doubt they exist.
Oh, I used to know one. But then he took an arrow to the knee.
Very outdated, but still incredibly interesting and didactic. Oh, obligatory link in case you want something even easier than torrenting.
Open Source cannot compete on bribes with proprietary software
Fix'd.
Governments should be forbidden from using non-Free software. Go ahead and get your company into whatever vendor lock-in you want, but public data should never be subjected to it.
Last year, I had decided to buy an Unicomp. Checked their site, no shipping option to my country; emailed, got no reply. Went to eBay, got a cheap Solidtek instead. Maybe it's the "low end" of mechanicals, but it's still much better than any rubber dome crap.
Good? On the contrary, it's a pity that even such a debacle won't kill EA.
Do you mean THE COMFY CHAIR?
Microsoft's has a great relationship with Nokia
Like a parasite has a great relationship with its host...
You just divided by zero, OH SHIIIIIIIIIIIIIII-
Researchers found that Americans perceive the line with the ends feathered outward (A) as being longer than the line with the arrow tips (B). San foragers of the Kalahari, on the other hand, were more likely to see the lines as they are: equal in length.
But they are not equal in length: http://imgur.com/24V6a81
since the PSone
No, John. You are the newbies.
Sony controllers are some of the best
Hell, no! Maybe the build quality is good, but the Dualshock is quite uncomfortable. When I got a PS2, first thing I did was order a Phoenix Revolution, which lets you swap the buttons and sticks around. Of course, after you set it like an Xbox 360 pad, there's no reason to ever change them again. And if you have a PS3, looks like Gioteck has some pads in this same 360 style that most gamers favor now.
Here in Brazil, it is illegal to sell locked phones.
Well, that's quite obvious, Bungie was a very Mac-centric developer back then.
Remember the early Halo previews? It was supposed to be a third person shooter, set in an open persistent world, with massive team-based multiplayer. Then Microsoft bought Bungie, and they "consolized" the damn thing into a fine-looking but rather mediocre game. If they get rid of horrible ideas such as limited weaponry and auto-recharging shields, and have an option for third-person view, they could make Destiny what Halo should have been.
(And seriously, Bungie: not letting the user set the FOV should be regarded as a showstopper bug.)