So, here we are at the end of 2004, and the hottest game trend out there is those tiny self-contained units that play C-64, NES, Atari games.
That is what the videogame revolution has brought us: the ability to run the old 8-bit games from 1988 on our TV but with smaller hardware.
Exactly. People who grew up in the early days of video games are jumping to buy their childhood memories again, either for themselves or their children. Hey, those games are pretty addicting. =)
That was a poor attempt at humor ("In Soviet Russia...."), and it's definitely not informative.
In that MythBusters episode, they made their own quicksand to test the myth of whether or not killer quicksand (the stuff in movies that sucks you down in two seconds) existed.
I thank you for your attempts at bringing honor back to the SCO name. In reward for your efforts, I'm willing to offer you a 1% discount when you purchase your Linux license.
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"What's old is new again," my friend.
That was a poor attempt at humor ("In Soviet Russia...."), and it's definitely not informative.
;)
In that MythBusters episode, they made their own quicksand to test the myth of whether or not killer quicksand (the stuff in movies that sucks you down in two seconds) existed.
The myth was busted.
No, I think the people at ICANN prefer coffee. =P
Do you see where this is going? They can charge as much as they want, be it the measly 75 cents or $15.
(It's like the income tax. The gov't said it would be temporary--and small. But it wasn't temporary, and it's grown quite a bit.)
How about simply "So far"? =P
Well, I keep clicking "here," and all that happens is that the word gets highlighted.
Working LiNK for the lazy: http://www.abisource.com/screenshots/AbiWord-2.0-G nome.png
I've used OpenOffice. How does AbiWord compare to it?
That defeats the purpose of not having to use electricity.
Or New York City. Wasn't there something recently about how the buildings are so tall they're blocking out the sun?
Actually, many people considered the Video 2000 superior to both VHS and Betamax. Sadly, it died before the Betamax did.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_branch_excha
And I personally think that Gmail will remain compatible with other browsers; Google's not that stupid. =P
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No, it was probably the drinks Ballmer served Munich's mayor.
Or maybe it was because Ballmer tried to convince them not to switch.