Yeah I can see it now, he's in his dark office. The mouse is 2 meter away, unplugged in a cardboard box whispering to Paul, chattering with him
Mouse: plug me...... use me..... rub me" Paul: be quiet! I don't need you anymore! Mouse: Or do you?.... Mouahahahhauahauhauhauahauhaa Paul: [DarthVaderMode] NNNNNNIIIIIIIOOOOOOOOOOO
Companies (logically) will go with whats well marketed and "powerful" and we all know how many companies are Microsoft bloodsuckers, buying licenses of stuff like Office and Visual Studio so I can't see why it's a surprise to you that ppl still do c++ today.
It will be a while before ppl will find something better to program in than c++, so keep having nightmares where c++ pointers are poking your insides while destructors are blowing up all the objects around you >_
Trebek: Let's go to Jeff Goldblum who appears to still be doing Thai Chi. Let's see what your answer was. The number 2. Goldblum: Aha aha, the letter 2 my friend Trebek: no, 2 is a number! Goldblum: I.. I can't read or write
But really, by the time you hit the $200 mark, you're already pretty close to the top of the line.
Well, I don't know what planet you come from, but going over the $200 line does not get you in the high-end zone of video cards. The top of the line video cards cost at least over $300 and there is a substantial difference between the $300 and $200 such as the 6800's and 6800 GT's.
You don't take in consideration how people run their games. Some ppl have LCDS and they have to run the game at native res, otherwise it looks like ass.
Some people can't stand aliasing and I can tell you now it can fuckup the mood to have jagged edges everywhere like when you see a bunch of stairs that look like a cake that Martha Stewart baked.
There is a rule that I follow when upgrading video cards. Don't buy the top of the line card but buy one among them, otherwise you'll upgrade every year.
The game itself might not have been as exciting at it first seemed but the engine surely is. Quake 4, EnemyTerritory: QuakeWars and I'm sure some other games also are based on Doom3.
In the end, Obi-Wan should have tried to bring him back to the good side much the way Luke did ("Obi-Wan once thought as you do"). The fight would have been much more personal then.
Yeah you're telling me.
Obi-Wan: YOU WERE LIKE A BROTHER TO MEEEEEEE!
Then Obi-Wan leaves, not even trying to help him just like Yoda who tries once and proclaims that he failed.
Luke never met his father until he discovered the truth and he still tried to bring him to the good side of the force. Obi-Wan trained Anakin from the start, created a strong bond between both and he just gives up on him.
use the right tools and you won't have problems regardless of which o/s you use.
I agree that Macintosh systems are great simply because right now, theres no threat to it like windows machines but that doesn't really solve much.
Imagine the following 3 groups of people: Group A: Angry PC users going nuts from spyware, viruses, etc. Group B: OS-X users Group V: Virus, Spyware and bullcrap writers.
Group A is getting annoyed fixing their pc's just to get up and running like it should. Group B notices that the problem is related to viruses, spywares so Group B reccomends Group A to try OS-X out Group A says "0mfgbbq OS-X is awesome". few years later... Group V notices the rise of OS-X and start writing junk for OS-X.
What will you do in that situation? Basically, instead of teaching the users how to safely navigate the web, you're telling them to ignore the problem using "this" tool. It's as if the spyware/virus/trojan makers are saying "This is our crap, don't like it? change platform, we'll get you another day".
Money's money. Doesn't grow on trees, yet. When people have problems with their computers, I generally check it out and suggest them to use the right tools if they want no headaches and when they do take the reccomendation, their experience of checking email, IM and navigating the web wouldn't change much if they had OS-X or an easy Linux Distro.
the virus was like that guy from the first Austin Powers
Victim: Who are you working for! Virus: Unable to comply Victim: Who Are You Workin For! Virus: Negative! Victim: Who Are You Workin For DAmmit! Virus: *beplbeplpeeaezapakzz Triple Kill Detected* Fox News.
The only thing I liked about the episode 3 was the things that we managed to link with episode 4, such as ObiWan picking up the Anakin's Lightsaber.
The things I didn't like was how rushed the movie was, like Padme giving the names as if she knew she had twins and had everything planned or how easily seduced Anakin became to the dark side.
Anakin: I shouldn't kill him, it isn't the Jedi way Palpatine: do it! Anakin: okidoo! Omg what have I done! (he didn't say "ok" but that's what he implied)
I was very dissapointed not to see the debut of the Rebel Forces (with the meeting of Meeting with Organa, Mon Mothma and Padme) or Yoda going to Dagobah. Too many deleted scenes that should of made it in the movie, that would of been most appreciated by hardcore fans.
Was worth to watch one time. Let's look at the bright side. Jar Jar didn't say a damn thing
for the movie.
Guy: Up and atom!
McBain: Up and at them!
Then I'm cock of the walk!
X-Men? What about Family Guy where Peter would turn himself into a big pair of breasts...
wait a minute.. HAIL JAPAN IN ALL OF ITS GLORY
And all of the above is calculated in a beowulf cluster of flawed TI calcs.
over Firefox to navigate the web?
Yeah I can see it now, he's in his dark office. The mouse is 2 meter away, unplugged in a cardboard box whispering to Paul, chattering with him
Mouse: plug me...... use me..... rub me"
Paul: be quiet! I don't need you anymore!
Mouse: Or do you?.... Mouahahahhauahauhauhauahauhaa
Paul: [DarthVaderMode] NNNNNNIIIIIIIOOOOOOOOOOO
Companies (logically) will go with whats well marketed and "powerful" and we all know how many companies are Microsoft bloodsuckers, buying licenses of stuff like Office and Visual Studio so I can't see why it's a surprise to you that ppl still do c++ today.
It will be a while before ppl will find something better to program in than c++, so keep having nightmares where c++ pointers are poking your insides while destructors are blowing up all the objects around you >_
Jeff Goldblum? Impossible!
and I quote from SNL Celebrity Jeopardy
Trebek: Let's go to Jeff Goldblum who appears to still be doing Thai Chi. Let's see what your answer was. The number 2.
Goldblum: Aha aha, the letter 2 my friend
Trebek: no, 2 is a number!
Goldblum: I.. I can't read or write
David Hasselhoff doing IBM ads?
does it do that screaming sound, the *WOOOOOOOAIINNNNNNNNNNNNNN* one when it overheats :?
Why don't those communists wear any ties?
Because.... we all know a hacker is a short-sleeved man with a tie!
But really, by the time you hit the $200 mark, you're already pretty close to the top of the
line.
Well, I don't know what planet you come from, but going over the $200 line does not get you in the high-end zone of video cards. The top of the line video cards cost at least over $300 and there is a substantial difference between the $300 and $200 such as the 6800's and 6800 GT's.
You don't take in consideration how people run their games. Some ppl have LCDS and they have to run the game at native res, otherwise it looks like ass.
Some people can't stand aliasing and I can tell you now it can fuckup the mood to have jagged edges everywhere like when you see a bunch of stairs that look like a cake that Martha Stewart baked.
There is a rule that I follow when upgrading video cards. Don't buy the top of the line card but buy one among them, otherwise you'll upgrade every year.
I bet they have a thousand monkeys working on a thousand typewriters.
Burns: It was the best of times, it was the blurst of times!
Well, let me use my "SUPAR E LEET" statistics to predict how much slashdotters post "is this news?" per article:
# of letters in a linked article / how big an elephant's penis is in CM = how much pricks will post "Is this really news" redundant-like comments.
PRoblem Fuckin Solved!
that they didn't bench Doom3?
The game itself might not have been as exciting at it first seemed but the engine surely is. Quake 4, EnemyTerritory: QuakeWars and I'm sure some other games also are based on Doom3.
we'll start singing "Good Morning Starshine!" with Agent Scully and Chewbacca
I wonder what I'll choose.
;)
hmm... lynx on cygwin
In the end, Obi-Wan should have tried to bring him back to the good side much the way Luke did ("Obi-Wan once thought as you do"). The fight would have been much more personal then.
Yeah you're telling me.
Obi-Wan: YOU WERE LIKE A BROTHER TO MEEEEEEE!
Then Obi-Wan leaves, not even trying to help him just like Yoda who tries once and proclaims that he failed.
Luke never met his father until he discovered the truth and he still tried to bring him to the good side of the force. Obi-Wan trained Anakin from the start, created a strong bond between both and he just gives up on him.
The story of Ep3 was far too rushed.
... CYRIX!
use the right tools and you won't have problems regardless of which o/s you use.
I agree that Macintosh systems are great simply because right now, theres no threat to it like windows machines but that doesn't really solve much.
Imagine the following 3 groups of people:
Group A: Angry PC users going nuts from spyware, viruses, etc.
Group B: OS-X users
Group V: Virus, Spyware and bullcrap writers.
Group A is getting annoyed fixing their pc's just to get up and running like it should.
Group B notices that the problem is related to viruses, spywares so Group B reccomends Group A to try OS-X out
Group A says "0mfgbbq OS-X is awesome".
few years later...
Group V notices the rise of OS-X and start writing junk for OS-X.
What will you do in that situation? Basically, instead of teaching the users how to safely navigate the web, you're telling them to ignore the problem using "this" tool. It's as if the spyware/virus/trojan makers are saying "This is our crap, don't like it? change platform, we'll get you another day".
Money's money. Doesn't grow on trees, yet. When people have problems with their computers, I generally check it out and suggest them to use the right tools if they want no headaches and when they do take the reccomendation, their experience of checking email, IM and navigating the web wouldn't change much if they had OS-X or an easy Linux Distro.
One of his favorite songs must be Happy Happy Joy Joy
the virus was like that guy from the first Austin Powers
Victim: Who are you working for!
Virus: Unable to comply
Victim: Who Are You Workin For!
Virus: Negative!
Victim: Who Are You Workin For DAmmit!
Virus: *beplbeplpeeaezapakzz Triple Kill Detected* Fox News.
The next logical step would be to put put them lasers on the moon and divide the moon into two units: Moon unit Alpha and Moon Unit Zappa
and bring back Ramzi for the "leet hackar biatches" and show them how to download bonzi buddy once again!
*************** Spoilers ***************
The only thing I liked about the episode 3 was the things that we managed to link with episode 4, such as ObiWan picking up the Anakin's Lightsaber.
The things I didn't like was how rushed the movie was, like Padme giving the names as if she knew she had twins and had everything planned or how easily seduced Anakin became to the dark side.
Anakin: I shouldn't kill him, it isn't the Jedi way
Palpatine: do it!
Anakin: okidoo! Omg what have I done! (he didn't say "ok" but that's what he implied)
I was very dissapointed not to see the debut of the Rebel Forces (with the meeting of Meeting with Organa, Mon Mothma and Padme) or Yoda going to Dagobah. Too many deleted scenes that should of made it in the movie, that would of been most appreciated by hardcore fans.
Was worth to watch one time. Let's look at the bright side. Jar Jar didn't say a damn thing
NNNNNNNNNNnooooooooooooooOoooooooooooOooooo *wave arms like a robotic monkey*