prospect of using the cr*p lawyers in the "state provided" attorney listing (for the most part they are, otherwise they would be in the private sector).
some people don't go into the private sector because they believe in offering their services for the good of the people as opposed to some money grabbing people out there.
even the not so brightest people in the world can hire bright people to earn money for them via the stock markets, etc. all for a fee of course but hey no one ever gets paid enough these days (or so they say).
making the lives of the children/descendants easier is giving them the means to make a fortune. by not giving them freebies so that they contribute more to society.
what i always wanted to do as an idea was to reset everybody's wealth after a few generations. this would mean that people would have to work harder instead of sitting back and waiting for their paps to die.
they didn't sell that many of ps2s at first. it was over the course of the product life. thus price will fall as time goes by and ps3 price will fall... it's inevitable.
economics? you know i submitted a request for an economics section for slashdot and it got rejected. just because this article was gaming related then it gets a mention on slashdot? is economics really not-geeky-enough for this crowd?
the one in belfast is cool. it's just down the street from me and instead of using the one at my place i walk down there to do my stuff and meet girls who are there spectating (they're jealous because they can't stand up to do it).
tbh how can you say cd32 was lame? cdtv was lame but cd32 was not.
"Often regarded as a failure, the CD32 managed to secure over 50% of the fledgling CD-ROM market in the UK in 1993 and 1994 outselling the MegaCD, Philips CDi and even PC CD-ROM sales."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commodore_Amiga_CD32
if you look at a simple diagram of supply and demand to derive the market price, there's still hell of a lot of people willing to pay above market price which is much more than a tiny number of early adopters.
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some people don't go into the private sector because they believe in offering their services for the good of the people as opposed to some money grabbing people out there.
they're practically the same bar the controls
it's on gamecube too
even the not so brightest people in the world can hire bright people to earn money for them via the stock markets, etc. all for a fee of course but hey no one ever gets paid enough these days (or so they say).
making the lives of the children/descendants easier is giving them the means to make a fortune. by not giving them freebies so that they contribute more to society.
what i always wanted to do as an idea was to reset everybody's wealth after a few generations. this would mean that people would have to work harder instead of sitting back and waiting for their paps to die.
It never seizes to amaze me
ceases to amaze
cease - To put an end to; discontinue
seize - To grasp suddenly and forcibly; take or grab: seize a sword.
is it just me or is this very much like the game wipeout 2097 except with legs?
they didn't sell that many of ps2s at first. it was over the course of the product life. thus price will fall as time goes by and ps3 price will fall... it's inevitable.
now they can google to find out how to stick a leg up instead of training a doctor or a nurse!
if everyone in the office were caught having it off behind some cubicles then they'd definitely think about removing them.
economics? you know i submitted a request for an economics section for slashdot and it got rejected. just because this article was gaming related then it gets a mention on slashdot? is economics really not-geeky-enough for this crowd?
the one in belfast is cool. it's just down the street from me and instead of using the one at my place i walk down there to do my stuff and meet girls who are there spectating (they're jealous because they can't stand up to do it).
hmmm... you must not understand the concept of being sarcastic but hey at least you grasped the concept of what i was on about. ;)
didn't yellowdoglinux say they'd be supporting ps3?
have you not been watching movies? it's really simple to fake fingerprints!
person B: cool!
person A sits down beside B
person A: want a duplicate copy of it?
person B: no thank you i've already got it.
hmmm... xbox didn't have a keyboard but that was essentially just a pc in a funky case and people didn't think that was lame (well, not much).
commodore always marketed them towards home entertainment than anything else.
if that's the case then the entire amiga troop was lame.
tbh how can you say cd32 was lame? cdtv was lame but cd32 was not. "Often regarded as a failure, the CD32 managed to secure over 50% of the fledgling CD-ROM market in the UK in 1993 and 1994 outselling the MegaCD, Philips CDi and even PC CD-ROM sales." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commodore_Amiga_CD32
can't we just hide underneath some rocks? or can radiation get through moon rock since it's made of cheese?
shanda have a habit of ripping games off made by the koreans. one example would be the game legend of mir made by the koreans. bleh.
if you look at a simple diagram of supply and demand to derive the market price, there's still hell of a lot of people willing to pay above market price which is much more than a tiny number of early adopters.
and they say the retail price of the ps3 is wayyyy too expensive. yea right!