I notice I had lower chances of being hired due to my physical disabilities: 1) Don't drive a vehicle and 2) impediments with speech and hearing. It took me a year to get a full-time job (2001-2002) after interviewed about 20 times with different employers. Also, I had a job developer, from Employment Development Department (EDD), to assist me.
I was lucky to find someone, who was also a/.aholic, and hired me at a well known security company.
Warner Brothers, in US, is doing a reality show too. Hot women vs. geeks. You can watch its season 2 on Thursday nights at 9:00 PM (assuming Los Angeles, CA).
View FoxTrot cartoon and figure out its Easter Egg. I suck at math, but at least I knew it was binary and had to decode it. You can view AQFL for the analysis and answer.:)
... on WB station at 9:00 PM after Smallville I believe. I saw the casting episode last night. It looks funny. Season 1 was hilarious especially with Richard.:)
I played and posted my two cents on Blue's News on 12/14/2005:
"I played it last night for an hour. It looks pretty especially the indoor places, but for some reason the engine wasn't smooth like WoW. I thought it was lags, but it was still not smooth even at 6 AM PST. Taverns (those are cool -- better than WoW's inns) are so laggy for me. Solo instances(?) are smoother, but not that smooth. Outdoor areas lag too for me. The game was choppy for me with everything ON and without antialias on my XFX NVIDIA GeForce 6800 (128 MB), Athlon 64 3200+, and 1.5 GB of RAM. I had turn things down like use billinear, distance view lowered, etc.
I did not like its GUI. I think it was just too big especially when my maximum screen resolution is 1152x864. I prefer WoW's.
I loved the character setup. I made a hot chick with red long hair [grin]. Its setup reminds me of City of Heroes and City of Villain's. I also like the video clips (I wonder how much disk space these took up) showing each player class. I played as a barbarian since I like meelee fightings. I only got off the second boat after training. I will play more later hopefully. A lot of commands are similiar if you know WoW like:/laugh,/dance,/p for party talk, etc.
To compare, I still like WoW more so far."
I wonder how much has changed since then.
Video from CES 2006 presentation...
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Watch CNET video on Google's Video Store if you want to know more about the product. I don't recall DRM mentioned in details though. Be warned Larry is a really bad communicator.
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True, but back in 1998... It took me a long time too (I think 7 months?). That was a peak/boom(?) of dotcom days!
Well, back in 1998... It took me a long time too (I think 7 months?). That was a peak/boom(?) of dotcom days!
I notice I had lower chances of being hired due to my physical disabilities: 1) Don't drive a vehicle and 2) impediments with speech and hearing. It took me a year to get a full-time job (2001-2002) after interviewed about 20 times with different employers. Also, I had a job developer, from Employment Development Department (EDD), to assist me.
/.aholic, and hired me at a well known security company.
I was lucky to find someone, who was also a
How about too many accounts and strict passwords? That part drives me nuts.
Actually, no. The whole thing show is to win $250,000 (if I remember the price correctly) at the end of the season.
Warner Brothers, in US, is doing a reality show too. Hot women vs. geeks. You can watch its season 2 on Thursday nights at 9:00 PM (assuming Los Angeles, CA).
Yeah, like in the beginning of The Core movie.
"Lara Croft lying golden eggs"
Why would she lie? [grin]
Same here, but this is with consumer Ghost versions installed on my systems.
How about giant chickens? :P
Mplayer OS X is another good one.
View FoxTrot cartoon and figure out its Easter Egg. I suck at math, but at least I knew it was binary and had to decode it. You can view AQFL for the analysis and answer. :)
... on WB station at 9:00 PM after Smallville I believe. I saw the casting episode last night. It looks funny. Season 1 was hilarious especially with Richard. :)
But chaffeurs are expensive!!
It would be better to post both links. I will start doing that for my submissions.
Have any of you? Just curious. It can be from a stupid social engineering.
Who needs analysts. I want to see the results then I will believe it.
I played and posted my two cents on Blue's News on 12/14/2005:
/laugh, /dance, /p for party talk, etc.
"I played it last night for an hour. It looks pretty especially the indoor places, but for some reason the engine wasn't smooth like WoW. I thought it was lags, but it was still not smooth even at 6 AM PST. Taverns (those are cool -- better than WoW's inns) are so laggy for me. Solo instances(?) are smoother, but not that smooth. Outdoor areas lag too for me. The game was choppy for me with everything ON and without antialias on my XFX NVIDIA GeForce 6800 (128 MB), Athlon 64 3200+, and 1.5 GB of RAM. I had turn things down like use billinear, distance view lowered, etc.
I did not like its GUI. I think it was just too big especially when my maximum screen resolution is 1152x864. I prefer WoW's.
I loved the character setup. I made a hot chick with red long hair [grin]. Its setup reminds me of City of Heroes and City of Villain's. I also like the video clips (I wonder how much disk space these took up) showing each player class. I played as a barbarian since I like meelee fightings. I only got off the second boat after training. I will play more later hopefully. A lot of commands are similiar if you know WoW like:
To compare, I still like WoW more so far."
I wonder how much has changed since then.
Watch CNET video on Google's Video Store if you want to know more about the product. I don't recall DRM mentioned in details though. Be warned Larry is a really bad communicator.
Thanks. :)
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I also assume they would haev back up machines and parts just in case. That is a bit difficult if this was demoing to the public though.
... it said beside listening to music. :P
See this video clip. Seen on Digg.