I've been thinking of picking this one up, because I haven't had any luck with finding the emulator to play the original on OS X. I guess this just sold me on it.
It's only a matter of time before people are suing the Darwin awards people for their late family member's not make the list.
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How in any state of mind can you actually believe that a video game could cause your child to act out some weird disturbing fantasy? I think it's a case of the parents having shoddy genetics in the delusional sense, and passing it onto the child. Then the child grows up with delusions out the wazzo, and ends up being the leading cause for his own death.
Maybe the Neo-Cons are right, and we should pray for the appocalypse now. Well at least the gene pool could use a little thinning.
I'm more interested in teh gravity waves than frame dragging. Frame dragging can be explained with other methods, even if I can't give any examples at the moment. Don't hang me for it
I'm more interested to see if the gravitational waves exist, so that we can actually get to the point of understanding what causes gravity.
Being a military person myself, what you want is confidence, and intelligence. In the Army they want people that can work effectively as an individual and in a team. Fear is there, but you are drilled and trained with such repetition to be able to operate with the fear, because it's so ingrained into what you are supposed to do. The biggest flaw in any soldier is being indecisive. That will get you killed faster than a bad choice.
Fear is something that drives you to learn from your mistakes, and make sure you can make a choice, and hopefully the right one.
The UK is worst. You guys have bans on firearms and sharp knives. Then your crime rates with illegal firearms goes up, and you claim it's a benefit for societies.
Considering that most of the world property rights letigation is the direct results of trade on the internet, I would say it would have all been the saem. The technology would be a lot different, and Microsoft would most likely have an even worse operating system. Linux obviously wouldn't exist.
Gee, last i looked colors were based on the wavelength of the visible light that was reflected off the material due to some chemical stucture. Certain colors do not work together, because to the human eye they do not focus properly together, this is the very basis of clashing colors. A person that can't match colors is color-blind not nerdy.
Nerdy is someone that actually understands physics well enough to known this, and be able to explain it. Not being color-blind.
Also, you can't just spend 40 years of your life and jump into Quantum Physics. I've spent a good chunk of my life studying physics, and I still can't jump into Quantum like any of my professors can. Most of them are over 50, and just now starting to be able to explain it all to me. It's not that it's hard, it's just that there's so much you have to understand before it.
Forgive typos, it's very late here and I'm wasting time on/.
I certainly do think they should keep King away from writing the dialogue, but as far as the plots go, they are perfect comic world material. No real linear storyline, and it jumps around like you wouldn't believe. Only the Batman universe has nearly as many breaks. I got tired of having to buy from three or four different comic lines to just read one story.
Ever tried reading how Bruce Wayne got acquited from his murder charges in the Gotham Nights line? You have to buy a few Robins, and a couple of the Azraels to know. I still don't what went on there.
I pay 53 a month for a lousy 4.3 down, and something like 768 up, which is more like 3.5 down, and 512 up on average.
I would be happier with at least a balanced connection.
Been saying this for how many years now? They are using it incorrectly, or that it's just plain wrong.GR has some issues, but most physicists refuse to recognize them, because no one else agrees.
I am a physics student BTW.
I see this being useful for broke students, in college, than anyone else.
The only problem, I can see, is security with something like this. I wouldn't want to have to maintain those servers.
I have multiple Yahoo and Gmail accounts both of which have more space than I'll probably ever use. I mean I could sit here and send myself invites if I need more space, that's how ridiculous having that much space is. I only wish when using my gmail drive setup I could actually send more than 10Mb at a time, that's a pain in the ass to have to break down files that small.
Raising the compression is the only way i could think of increasing efficiency. With cryo'd pistons and rods perhaps this is safer for an aluminum engine. They would act as if they were forged after all.
I use Vector Linux with Fluxbox on my 650Mhz Letitude, with only 256 Mb ram here. It runs perfectly fine. It's going to run like a dog, if you use the bloated distos. I have had this same laptop with Ubuntu and KDE, and yes it was a dog... I'm glad I switched to Vector, now only if there were drivers for the sound.
Catch a fish for a man for one day, and you feed him one day. Teach that same man how to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime. Education empowers people, and allows them to learn how to grow food, and how to cultivate plants in harsh climates. I'd rather supply them with the education, than just make them happy for a little while.
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I've been thinking of picking this one up, because I haven't had any luck with finding the emulator to play the original on OS X. I guess this just sold me on it.
It's only a matter of time before people are suing the Darwin awards people for their late family member's not make the list. On-Topic: How in any state of mind can you actually believe that a video game could cause your child to act out some weird disturbing fantasy? I think it's a case of the parents having shoddy genetics in the delusional sense, and passing it onto the child. Then the child grows up with delusions out the wazzo, and ends up being the leading cause for his own death. Maybe the Neo-Cons are right, and we should pray for the appocalypse now. Well at least the gene pool could use a little thinning.
I'm more interested in teh gravity waves than frame dragging. Frame dragging can be explained with other methods, even if I can't give any examples at the moment. Don't hang me for it I'm more interested to see if the gravitational waves exist, so that we can actually get to the point of understanding what causes gravity.
Being a military person myself, what you want is confidence, and intelligence. In the Army they want people that can work effectively as an individual and in a team. Fear is there, but you are drilled and trained with such repetition to be able to operate with the fear, because it's so ingrained into what you are supposed to do. The biggest flaw in any soldier is being indecisive. That will get you killed faster than a bad choice. Fear is something that drives you to learn from your mistakes, and make sure you can make a choice, and hopefully the right one.
Never had that problem and I switch externals at least three times a day transfering files from an OS X to a windows box.
The UK is worst. You guys have bans on firearms and sharp knives. Then your crime rates with illegal firearms goes up, and you claim it's a benefit for societies.
Dreamcast didn't sink Sega, that was the Saturn.
Considering that most of the world property rights letigation is the direct results of trade on the internet, I would say it would have all been the saem. The technology would be a lot different, and Microsoft would most likely have an even worse operating system. Linux obviously wouldn't exist.
Gee, last i looked colors were based on the wavelength of the visible light that was reflected off the material due to some chemical stucture. Certain colors do not work together, because to the human eye they do not focus properly together, this is the very basis of clashing colors. A person that can't match colors is color-blind not nerdy. Nerdy is someone that actually understands physics well enough to known this, and be able to explain it. Not being color-blind. Also, you can't just spend 40 years of your life and jump into Quantum Physics. I've spent a good chunk of my life studying physics, and I still can't jump into Quantum like any of my professors can. Most of them are over 50, and just now starting to be able to explain it all to me. It's not that it's hard, it's just that there's so much you have to understand before it. Forgive typos, it's very late here and I'm wasting time on /.
Doesn't matter, that's not illegal. It's called not covering your bases.
You mean like Tiger?
I certainly do think they should keep King away from writing the dialogue, but as far as the plots go, they are perfect comic world material. No real linear storyline, and it jumps around like you wouldn't believe. Only the Batman universe has nearly as many breaks. I got tired of having to buy from three or four different comic lines to just read one story. Ever tried reading how Bruce Wayne got acquited from his murder charges in the Gotham Nights line? You have to buy a few Robins, and a couple of the Azraels to know. I still don't what went on there.
I pay 53 a month for a lousy 4.3 down, and something like 768 up, which is more like 3.5 down, and 512 up on average. I would be happier with at least a balanced connection.
You haven't seen many military maps then.
Since we all have to watch out for everyone else's kid's, can I get my babysitter's check on a thursday?
Been saying this for how many years now? They are using it incorrectly, or that it's just plain wrong.GR has some issues, but most physicists refuse to recognize them, because no one else agrees. I am a physics student BTW.
I just bought one a month ago. i should have wited like I wanted too. I couldn't pass up that price at the time though.
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I see this being useful for broke students, in college, than anyone else. The only problem, I can see, is security with something like this. I wouldn't want to have to maintain those servers.
I have multiple Yahoo and Gmail accounts both of which have more space than I'll probably ever use. I mean I could sit here and send myself invites if I need more space, that's how ridiculous having that much space is. I only wish when using my gmail drive setup I could actually send more than 10Mb at a time, that's a pain in the ass to have to break down files that small.
Raising the compression is the only way i could think of increasing efficiency. With cryo'd pistons and rods perhaps this is safer for an aluminum engine. They would act as if they were forged after all.
I wonder who the first self-indulgent bastard to buy one will be.
Being that Jobs also heads Pixar, he still mat have another avenue to start a record label without starting a new venture outside of Apple.
I use Vector Linux with Fluxbox on my 650Mhz Letitude, with only 256 Mb ram here. It runs perfectly fine. It's going to run like a dog, if you use the bloated distos. I have had this same laptop with Ubuntu and KDE, and yes it was a dog... I'm glad I switched to Vector, now only if there were drivers for the sound.
Catch a fish for a man for one day, and you feed him one day. Teach that same man how to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime. Education empowers people, and allows them to learn how to grow food, and how to cultivate plants in harsh climates. I'd rather supply them with the education, than just make them happy for a little while.