I recently traveled to Spain for 2 weeks and left my laptop at home and left my iPod buried in my carry-on. There was so much to see, eat and do that I didn't even think about missing it...
Oh, you said England? Bloody hell, bring your laptop and a few spares.
If big brother tactics weren't pragmatically useful
Useful, but at what cost? Is it mere coincidence that the U.S. government tended towards fewer civil liberties in the second term of G.W. Bush and we are now in a recession?
When a person is afraid to speak their minds and say no to a stupid decision, stupid decisions start ruling the day.
I propose hypertext structural designer. They are just creating the structure after all.
We try to promote cross-functional teams though, so we don't have someone who does "just HTML". They do CSS, javascript, java, write tests, some xquery, xpath, etc...
Four years ago I saw an interview with Feingold, the democrat from Wisconsin. I thought he would be the one running this election, and now I wish he were.
its like the original asteroids, without the asteroids, and instead a maze of a bunch of other ships (random people from around the world)
i think a lot of slashdotters messed with it 10 years ago, and forgot about it
however, i recently rediscovered it (its free now) and was surprised to find a lot of zones still heavily populated. each zone has a different variation on the basic ship types and their abilities. you can waste 5 minutes or half an hour on it, to great effect
nothing like meeting a guy in a tank from finland, dodging his mine, blowing him away, while a guy from china materializes out of cloak and shoots you in the back. its cheap and easy mmorpg fun without the massive time commitment something like WoW demands Having played SS/Continuum for about 3 or 4 years, I can't in good faith call it a mmorpg. MMO, yes. RPG no. Even some of the more "creative" arenas were strategy based games.
I'm still convinced that no conversation of python or ruby is complete without mentioning the intriguing Common Lisp. If you want a web framework with it, check out Weblocks
Come on guys, English is not my first language. Try and keep it consistent for people like me. Call it "CNET is writing rubbish", or something more vigorous.
I propose an acronym for this behavior, much like FUD... that is "CNET". and it stands for "CNET: Nothing Except Trash". Phoenetically, you can say it as "Seen'it, nothing except trash." making it more suitable for things outside of CNET.
While this may be irrelevant to your insight, 1998 seems a bit early for 2.4. The relevant part might just be that it was some current version of the linux kernel.
Blizzard gives you 30 days to return the game for a *full refund* if you don't agree to the TOS and don't wish to play
They should give you 30 days to return the game for full refund, or partial even, if you don't aggree with any future changes of the TOS. Every patch, one has to agree to the TOS again. It would make them more careful of what they do to the TOS and the game.
What pisses the shit out of me is that telling someone to fuck off is considered rude and unacceptable, but offending someone without the use of swear words is totally a-ok. Someone once gravely insulted me without uttering one swear word, and in response I said "fuck you." Then she acted like I was completely out of line whereas she had done nothing wrong. WHAT THE FUCK?!
Profanity is the linguistic crutch of the inarticulate... bitch.
Anyway, I play WoW primarily. Wine works fine with it. I'm getting between 50-70 fps on a gforce6600gt and an athlon64 3500+. Not exactly brand spanking new hardware, yet gameplay is fine.
If you don't think Linux and friends care about games, or even think about them, you may want to check out discussions of the linux scheduler. Primarily, though, game support comes down to video drivers and picking the most supported card.
Also, I do my own bit of OpenGL programming in linux for learning purposes.
You'll have to excuse me for not being able to test the following. I do all my gaming in Linux (no seriously, I do!)
We all know that if you play music on Vista, it causes a degradation of network performance. What happens if you have a networked game decoding an MP3? Is this all handled in the game's own system, or does it depend on the OS to do it. Do you get a drop in network performance in the game? That would be incredible...
From the section on whose assets can be frozen. """ or to have acted or purported to act for or on behalf of, directly or indirectly, """
That is way too broad. A butterfly once flapped its wings, and you once were at a rally which was also attended by enemies of the state. Additionally, this is a nice quote from the article linked:
"There are now groups or individuals that we will now be able to target that would have been difficult prior to this executive order," Levey (Stuart Levey, the Treasury Department's undersecretary for terrorism and financial intelligence) said in an interview with The Associated Press. "For example, Shia militia groups linked to Iran. Sunni insurgent groups that are taking sanctuary in Syria and indigenous Iraqi insurgent groups that are not covered under pre-existing authorities."
So an executive order gives us power in Syria? WTF.
I also agree. I used Valgrind back about a year ago or so. It totally rocked. I mostly used it as a profiler, but it also happened to tell me where the leaks where.
Slashdot Mirror
Nethack confirms it, EA is dead
So I have to buy the hardware, then I have to buy the right to use the hardware in a way that I want to? I call BS.
So many people are playing the "FSF is Looney" card. I fully support them in this effort to raise awareness.
Dear Geek,
I recently traveled to Spain for 2 weeks and left my laptop at home and left my iPod buried in my carry-on. There was so much to see, eat and do that I didn't even think about missing it...
Oh, you said England? Bloody hell, bring your laptop and a few spares.
this sounds like a project in home automation.
If big brother tactics weren't pragmatically useful
Useful, but at what cost? Is it mere coincidence that the U.S. government tended towards fewer civil liberties in the second term of G.W. Bush and we are now in a recession?
When a person is afraid to speak their minds and say no to a stupid decision, stupid decisions start ruling the day.
I propose hypertext structural designer. They are just creating the structure after all.
We try to promote cross-functional teams though, so we don't have someone who does "just HTML". They do CSS, javascript, java, write tests, some xquery, xpath, etc...
Four years ago I saw an interview with Feingold, the democrat from Wisconsin. I thought he would be the one running this election, and now I wish he were.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SubSpace_(computer_game)
its like the original asteroids, without the asteroids, and instead a maze of a bunch of other ships (random people from around the world)
i think a lot of slashdotters messed with it 10 years ago, and forgot about it
however, i recently rediscovered it (its free now) and was surprised to find a lot of zones still heavily populated. each zone has a different variation on the basic ship types and their abilities. you can waste 5 minutes or half an hour on it, to great effect
nothing like meeting a guy in a tank from finland, dodging his mine, blowing him away, while a guy from china materializes out of cloak and shoots you in the back. its cheap and easy mmorpg fun without the massive time commitment something like WoW demands Having played SS/Continuum for about 3 or 4 years, I can't in good faith call it a mmorpg. MMO, yes. RPG no. Even some of the more "creative" arenas were strategy based games.
It is however, highly entertaining. WZCTF, ftw.
Go green, neg.
I'm still convinced that no conversation of python or ruby is complete without mentioning the intriguing Common Lisp. If you want a web framework with it, check out Weblocks
zomg, I just got excited that we might have a pleasant and sane future in the U.S.
Come on guys, English is not my first language. Try and keep it consistent for people like me. Call it "CNET is writing rubbish", or something more vigorous.
I propose an acronym for this behavior, much like FUD... that is "CNET". and it stands for "CNET: Nothing Except Trash". Phoenetically, you can say it as "Seen'it, nothing except trash." making it more suitable for things outside of CNET.
kthxbai
While this may be irrelevant to your insight, 1998 seems a bit early for 2.4. The relevant part might just be that it was some current version of the linux kernel.
http://www.linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2001-01-05-001-04-NW-LF-KN
Anyway, sorry if it's irrelevant.
Apparently they haven't heard of a little killer app called Duke Nukem Forever.
Jack will commit suicide after being disbarred, then come back to blame the gaming industry for the suicide.
Blizzard gives you 30 days to return the game for a *full refund* if you don't agree to the TOS and don't wish to play
They should give you 30 days to return the game for full refund, or partial even, if you don't aggree with any future changes of the TOS. Every patch, one has to agree to the TOS again. It would make them more careful of what they do to the TOS and the game.
Which is what the article stated.
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Oh yeah, this is
I must be new here
What pisses the shit out of me is that telling someone to fuck off is considered rude and unacceptable, but offending someone without the use of swear words is totally a-ok. Someone once gravely insulted me without uttering one swear word, and in response I said "fuck you." Then she acted like I was completely out of line whereas she had done nothing wrong. WHAT THE FUCK?!
Profanity is the linguistic crutch of the inarticulate... bitch.
Yay, an anonymous troll!
Anyway, I play WoW primarily. Wine works fine with it. I'm getting between 50-70 fps on a gforce6600gt and an athlon64 3500+. Not exactly brand spanking new hardware, yet gameplay is fine.
If you don't think Linux and friends care about games, or even think about them, you may want to check out discussions of the linux scheduler. Primarily, though, game support comes down to video drivers and picking the most supported card.
Also, I do my own bit of OpenGL programming in linux for learning purposes.
You'll have to excuse me for not being able to test the following. I do all my gaming in Linux (no seriously, I do!)
We all know that if you play music on Vista, it causes a degradation of network performance. What happens if you have a networked game decoding an MP3? Is this all handled in the game's own system, or does it depend on the OS to do it. Do you get a drop in network performance in the game? That would be incredible...
why would unmanned USAF drones give a crap about playing checkers when they can bomb my face off from 50k feet above?
From the section on whose assets can be frozen.
"""
or to have acted or purported to act for or on behalf of, directly or indirectly,
"""
That is way too broad. A butterfly once flapped its wings, and you once were at a rally which was also attended by enemies of the state. Additionally, this is a nice quote from the article linked:
So an executive order gives us power in Syria? WTF.
Taco,
/. look bad
Get this trash of an article off the front page. It's making
So what about Speakeasy?
Flourescent TUBERS. Not tubes, tubers...
I also agree. I used Valgrind back about a year ago or so. It totally rocked. I mostly used it as a profiler, but it also happened to tell me where the leaks where.
Valgrind, FTW!