Because the law breaking part of this is retarded and needs to go. You bought the game, you should have the right to do whatever you want with it for personal use.
The DMCA is getting more and more irritating as time goes on.
Because the phosphor on a CRT fades to dark before being relit, where the filament of a light bulb glows (with a saw-tooth wave... if you want to be pedantic)
Fluorescent tubes are different, and they DO flicker. They seem to be in the middle between CRT phosphors and bulbs, as they flicker but not as bad, and only at the edges (motion sensitive) of my vision.
It's hard to look for. You need to step-frame it (advance frame by frame, manually) and count the frames, unless you have a very good optical processing system in your brain (it's not your eyes that deals with rates, but your brain)
Same here. We didn't really have a 'geek group' so much as a group that didn't give a shit about groups. We attracted all the people who didn't really have their own clique. It was an interesting dynamic in and of itself.
And how are you prevented from terminating your agreement with the HOA? Something seems funny here. Lawyering up would likely get the assholes off your back.
I don't think you understand how this works. You won't all have the same IP address, just like how all your peers in your cable circuit don't have the same IP address...
Yep, I use both. Sometimes I just use mplayer, it does the job well enough with plain audio. If you give it wildcards or multiple files, it plays them in a playlist:
The problem is that I don't want a content management system at all. All I want is a flexible torrent application with all the advanced configuration etc. I don't want any of that multimedia stuff.
In the same way, I want a media player that plays media. Nothing. Else. Things like rhythmbox and amarok drive me nuts as well... back in windows, the old "classic" winamp was perfect, foobar2000 was perfect, and in linux xmms was perfect.
Lately, it seems that there is a disturbing trend of feature bloat. Every program can do everything. I like lightweight functional applications, and always have.
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People don't play America's Army for the patriotic parts. They play it because they like to shoot and toss grenades around.
I have a feeling this game won't be very popular among the existing population.
Look at my email address, please. Woosh.
Why would you be burning a DVD while playing a game?
Buffer underruns, anyone?
Hey! <glares>
People. PEOPLE. P.E.O.P.L.E.
Not ppl, not PPL, not Ppl. People.
Do the dev a favor and download the demo instead, it's plenty long.
Because the law breaking part of this is retarded and needs to go. You bought the game, you should have the right to do whatever you want with it for personal use.
The DMCA is getting more and more irritating as time goes on.
Because the phosphor on a CRT fades to dark before being relit, where the filament of a light bulb glows (with a saw-tooth wave... if you want to be pedantic)
Fluorescent tubes are different, and they DO flicker. They seem to be in the middle between CRT phosphors and bulbs, as they flicker but not as bad, and only at the edges (motion sensitive) of my vision.
It's hard to look for. You need to step-frame it (advance frame by frame, manually) and count the frames, unless you have a very good optical processing system in your brain (it's not your eyes that deals with rates, but your brain)
One of the critical attributes of a joke is "being funny".
I wouldn't classify that as a joke.
In a superconductor, current doesn't matter, you could have 8.7x10^100 Amps and it would make no difference to the conductor.
Now, to nearby magnetic fields, it would make a whole lot of difference, but only on the surface of the conductor.
Now... if there was a flaw in the conductor... oops!
This being said, I'd say that the LHC has already paid for itself a thousand times over.
And changed the world as we know it.
1. Yes.
2. Why should I care?
Wow. That sucks.
Remind me to take every action I can in the future to the detriment of HOAs.
Some days, I think you get to pick one.
But that's only sometimes.
Truth be told, the only problems I've ever had were directly my fault, and what I was doing was usually highly unusual or warned against.
Same here. We didn't really have a 'geek group' so much as a group that didn't give a shit about groups. We attracted all the people who didn't really have their own clique. It was an interesting dynamic in and of itself.
My brain refuses to simplify, reduce, or factor. I don't know why, nothing else really gives me the trouble.
The random crashes will occur until you install Linux. You see, Linux is the fix for the random crashing!
</tongue-in-cheek>
And how are you prevented from terminating your agreement with the HOA? Something seems funny here. Lawyering up would likely get the assholes off your back.
I don't think you understand how this works. You won't all have the same IP address, just like how all your peers in your cable circuit don't have the same IP address...
Do HOAs have the deed, or do you yourself actually own the property?
How is it that they can have ANY say in your property, when you have the deed?
(i don't know the answer to question 1, so question 2 might be moot)
Yep, I use both. Sometimes I just use mplayer, it does the job well enough with plain audio. If you give it wildcards or multiple files, it plays them in a playlist:
mplayer -vo null /my/media/*
Change that last line to "You have been served by a grue." and it's more accurate, AND you have an awesome double-entendre!
The problem is that I don't want a content management system at all. All I want is a flexible torrent application with all the advanced configuration etc. I don't want any of that multimedia stuff.
In the same way, I want a media player that plays media. Nothing. Else. Things like rhythmbox and amarok drive me nuts as well... back in windows, the old "classic" winamp was perfect, foobar2000 was perfect, and in linux xmms was perfect.
Lately, it seems that there is a disturbing trend of feature bloat. Every program can do everything. I like lightweight functional applications, and always have.
Torrents are no exception.
Azureus was great until they pushed Vuze down. Fuck that shit.