What a boneheaded idea to point the article link to the splash page showing a cute jpg logo.
We don't want to steal the bandwidth. We want to read the article AND steal the bandwidth. No, nevermind, I don't think they want to read the article either.
Instruction manual:
1. Place helmet on head. Take a swig from your hip flask. Decide you don't need the helmet.
2. Spread arms parallel to ground.
3. Hum 'whirrrr' as you spin yourself to speed.
4. Upon striking your head on the floor on the way down, remark how free you feel in the open air.
says that it will make it possible for the troops in iraq to vote
Troops in Iraq can already send absentee ballots. I've been told the military makes it pretty easy for those serving to vote in US elections, seeing as how it's important.
I picked up Rebel Strike at Gamestop for $20 new. It also has all of the RL game in coop form.
Graphics drag during that one level with the Y-wings and the crashed super star destroyer, with a zillion AT-PTs, but otherwise it runs like a charm.
Very fun.
Sure. Much like the best Spiderman 2 player is recruited by the Avengers every year. Seriously?! I just beat Rebel Strike and Rogue Leader. I'm waiting for my call from Luke Skywalker.
Even that is iffy. I know a few people who still play CS (just about everybody did at one point), and they say that the 'scene' is pretty polar. There are the superserious folks who compete with their clans and total newbies who just picked up the game from an older brother, a parent, or a friend ("hw yuo buy rockt loncher??/".
In watching them play, they really have very few tactics that stick throughout all the maps. Everything they do is map specific for the most part. The few strategies that stick between maps generally involve exploiting game mechanics (running with knife out, binding buy orders, etc.)
So, unless the terrorists were hiding inside a building exactly like cs_assault or cs_militia, the CS players won't be of much help.
NASA sends an earth MUM to find their underground civilization, and then scold them all for having long hair while reminding them to wear a sweater outside, it's freezing!
I saw the headline and thought it was public transportation powered by human corpses, made especially creepy by seeing these green "Energy Efficient" buses a few weeks ago in Seattle.
This next incarnation of processors could speed up the innovation of watercooling. Just as alternative fuels will be researched quickly and furiously when conventional fuels become very expensive, when these new processors hit the desktop market (think Dell, HP, Compaq, etc.), they are probably going to be loud or obnoxious.
Maybe we are going to see better watercooling systems due to mainstream demand. That would be pretty cool. (NPI)
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What a boneheaded idea to point the article link to the splash page showing a cute jpg logo.
We don't want to steal the bandwidth. We want to read the article AND steal the bandwidth. No, nevermind, I don't think they want to read the article either.
Nice font on the picture.
Instruction manual:
1. Place helmet on head. Take a swig from your hip flask. Decide you don't need the helmet.
2. Spread arms parallel to ground.
3. Hum 'whirrrr' as you spin yourself to speed.
4. Upon striking your head on the floor on the way down, remark how free you feel in the open air.
says that it will make it possible for the troops in iraq to vote
Troops in Iraq can already send absentee ballots. I've been told the military makes it pretty easy for those serving to vote in US elections, seeing as how it's important.
As a Dr. Who fan, I get frustrated with intellectual property over the damned Darleks(tm).
I saw Darl and intellectual property in the same sentence. Thought I wandered into the wrong section in Slashdot.
especially funny if pronounced in Mortal Kombat voice....
"Finnish him!"
Bring Back our Flag...
Russian-American CTF!
I picked up Rebel Strike at Gamestop for $20 new. It also has all of the RL game in coop form. Graphics drag during that one level with the Y-wings and the crashed super star destroyer, with a zillion AT-PTs, but otherwise it runs like a charm. Very fun.
This isn't a Starcraft tournament boy!
Besides, they are too busy playing Lineage II.
Sure. Much like the best Spiderman 2 player is recruited by the Avengers every year.
Seriously?!
I just beat Rebel Strike and Rogue Leader. I'm waiting for my call from Luke Skywalker.
Even that is iffy. I know a few people who still play CS (just about everybody did at one point), and they say that the 'scene' is pretty polar. There are the superserious folks who compete with their clans and total newbies who just picked up the game from an older brother, a parent, or a friend ("hw yuo buy rockt loncher??/".
In watching them play, they really have very few tactics that stick throughout all the maps. Everything they do is map specific for the most part. The few strategies that stick between maps generally involve exploiting game mechanics (running with knife out, binding buy orders, etc.)
So, unless the terrorists were hiding inside a building exactly like cs_assault or cs_militia, the CS players won't be of much help.
I would think their governments would find better use with those who play sports for hours daily rather than sit down and "practice" for hours.
It adds a layer of authenticity by still being uncomfortable though...
Seeing as though Malaysian Virus Writers Prefer Sleeping Code.
Live in superfear.
NASA sends an earth MUM to find their underground civilization, and then scold them all for having long hair while reminding them to wear a sweater outside, it's freezing!
How long until we can hack these? I have long awaited the day when I could popup goatse on someone outside of a computer monitor.
This would be defeated by too many people crying wolf says I.
I know alot of immature people.
I saw the headline and thought it was public transportation powered by human corpses, made especially creepy by seeing these green "Energy Efficient" buses a few weeks ago in Seattle.
"Cadaver inside!"
Yeah, I did a double take in Best Buy at the preorder box (made to look like the release box).
"WHOA! How did this come out without me knowing?! $20!? I thought it was going to be like $60!"
Then I saw the Pre order stripe on the corner and the world returned to normal.
This patent will never hold up. The Iroquois can claim prior art to "War Kayaking" from centuries ago.
The original Sidetalking! website has started a petition to bring back the most hilariously awful feature in their phones yet.
R.I.P. sidetalking...
This next incarnation of processors could speed up the innovation of watercooling. Just as alternative fuels will be researched quickly and furiously when conventional fuels become very expensive, when these new processors hit the desktop market (think Dell, HP, Compaq, etc.), they are probably going to be loud or obnoxious.
Maybe we are going to see better watercooling systems due to mainstream demand. That would be pretty cool. (NPI)
Yahoo offers 100mb, crackhead.
It's not the size of the mailbox, it's how you use it.
Someone can easily manage to get that much spam over a few months.
Tellllnet into the danger zone!
Tom Cruise would be so proud of me.