Can we just make a rule that any item you leave in an unlocked house doesn't belong to you anymore? Anyone with any sense already figured that out a millenia ago anyway.
I still remember playing the Crysis Demo at 3 am, and encountering the sunrise, followed by a bright morning on the beach. Suddenly I had the same feeling as I did back in college the morning after an all nighter...
I've looked at my fair share of obscure Wikipedia articles. I've never encountered anything you could reasonably describe as pornographic.
The charges were about porn on Wikimedia, not Wikipedia. You could very well have terrabytes of porn on Wikipedia without them showing up in a single Wikipedia article.
Really? I use that resolution, and have no problem with it personally. And I really don't mind that the my 23" screen is actually shorter than the 19" 1280x1024 monitor I was using before - I like the additional pixel density. Too bad my graphics card doesn't handle new games at the native resolution too well.
But.... I have it on very good authority from many slashdot posters that breaks are hydrolic and no electronic issue could possibly affect them. Were they [gasp] WRONG?????
Yesterday I noticed that my Steam client downloaded a 1.8MB update for Max Payne 2. There was no news about the update on Steam , but the new Steam client did offer an article from Kotaku regarding the crack being present in the Steam version. So I guess the update was to remove the hacker's logo or something.
"Originally it was reported in the media that the young woman was a 13-year-old girl sentenced to 90 lashes for bringing a mobile phone to school. But, no, that wasn't true. Then it was reported the girl assaulted the headmistress for taking away the phone. Well, that's only part of the story. Now it turns out the girl is not a girl, but 20 years old and she cracked a drinking glass over the headmistress' head while the woman's mother stood by and watched."
So yeah, while it was still not fitting the crime, and while tons of horrible stuff happens in the name of religion in Saudi Arabia, it usually helps to know the full story.
Assuming Huffingtonpost is more credible than dailymail of course.
Considering how everyone's being saying that quantum computers could solve np-complete problems like integer factorizations without the exponential time requirement, I'm guessing a quantum computer may have the ability to act as an infinite-core "standard" computer.
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The scam is if you open your bank's web page yourself, and a script in another tab changes it to the phishing site.
Unfortunately, I received the same punishment as the thug who hit me. This is not right.
Dude, I'm all for standing up for yourself, but you don't get away with beating someone into unconsciousness for just punching you once.
You don't mind if I make a copy of your family while I'm at it too, do you? Too much of a bother to get my own the old fashioned way.
Hell, I'll just "copy" your identity too. It's just information, and information wants to be free!
Get rid of the "re" in "reproduce" and I might agree with you.
Can we just make a rule that any item you leave in an unlocked house doesn't belong to you anymore? Anyone with any sense already figured that out a millenia ago anyway.
ftfy
Actually, are the ghosts really supposed to be faster than you on level one? I just had one catch up and eat me on a straight path.
I'm guessing he meant a handgun. When was the last time you'd gone hunting with a glock pistol?
What could possibly go wrong?
Because it gets the religious types in a frenzy, and all those anonymous letters and leaflet campaigns carry a lot of weight around the FTC.
Of course. You know that 1 complaint = 1 billion people, right?
I still remember playing the Crysis Demo at 3 am, and encountering the sunrise, followed by a bright morning on the beach. Suddenly I had the same feeling as I did back in college the morning after an all nighter...
I've looked at my fair share of obscure Wikipedia articles. I've never encountered anything you could reasonably describe as pornographic.
The charges were about porn on Wikimedia, not Wikipedia. You could very well have terrabytes of porn on Wikipedia without them showing up in a single Wikipedia article.
Does your remote have a "Title" button? I find that often works for me when neither the Menu nor the "Skip Track" do.
Hell, consider yourself lucky if he even uses a glove.
So what exactly are these people doing serving time in prison instead of getting treated at a mental institution?
vulcanologists? Sounds hot.
1920x1080 is frankly crap for a computer screen
Really? I use that resolution, and have no problem with it personally. And I really don't mind that the my 23" screen is actually shorter than the 19" 1280x1024 monitor I was using before - I like the additional pixel density. Too bad my graphics card doesn't handle new games at the native resolution too well.
But.... I have it on very good authority from many slashdot posters that breaks are hydrolic and no electronic issue could possibly affect them. Were they [gasp] WRONG?????
Harvard is about thirty thousand dollars for an undergraduate degree
Huh? You mean per semester, right? I don't know if even community colleges are cheap enough for $30k to pay for a 4 year degree.
In fact, you can still legally purchase it for $0.01 for the next couple days.
Though if you're not a dick, you'll choose to pay a reasonable amount.
Sure, but if Microsoft cancels your license, you can just purchase a new copy of Windows and reinstall all your applications.
If Valve disables your account, you have to repurchase all your Steam games.
There are people whose accounts have been disabled because one of the games they purchased got charged back by Paypal or whatever.
That's right, they have a problem purchasing 1 games, and lose all their games.
Yesterday I noticed that my Steam client downloaded a 1.8MB update for Max Payne 2. There was no news about the update on Steam , but the new Steam client did offer an article from Kotaku regarding the crack being present in the Steam version. So I guess the update was to remove the hacker's logo or something.
I bought the bundle when I already owned (well, rented from Steam) 3 of the 5 games included. I'm sure there are others who made similar decisions.
People are still having Duke Matches?
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/sabria-jawhar/saudi-flogging-of-spoiled_b_438432.html
"Originally it was reported in the media that the young woman was a 13-year-old girl sentenced to 90 lashes for bringing a mobile phone to school. But, no, that wasn't true. Then it was reported the girl assaulted the headmistress for taking away the phone. Well, that's only part of the story. Now it turns out the girl is not a girl, but 20 years old and she cracked a drinking glass over the headmistress' head while the woman's mother stood by and watched."
So yeah, while it was still not fitting the crime, and while tons of horrible stuff happens in the name of religion in Saudi Arabia, it usually helps to know the full story.
Assuming Huffingtonpost is more credible than dailymail of course.
Considering how everyone's being saying that quantum computers could solve np-complete problems like integer factorizations without the exponential time requirement, I'm guessing a quantum computer may have the ability to act as an infinite-core "standard" computer.