Here's some more mental gymnastics for you: What happens if they are tried as adults?
If they're charged as adults then they obviously have the maturity to understand the full consequences of their actions and so forth, but the original incident was illegal because they DONT have that level of maturity yet.
Then either supply their own or just allow only scientific calculators or below. There's no logic behind forbidding even those little TI-1/2 4function pocket calculators.
is why the hell they don't let you use a calculator. My conversation with my (now utterly uncertified) instructor went about like this:
"In real life you won't always have a calculator" "BS, we're working ON COMPUTERS" "Well what if the batteries die?" "Solar power, spare batteries, or I could use one of MY computers" "And what if the power is out then, smart guy?" "Well I guess I won't have very much to do if that happens while I'm working dialed into a router then, will I?"
I almost think you're just trolling me. Almost. But since you did ask a reasonably answerable question the average improvement I've seen when I enable the extra 2 cores in Orange Box engine games is going from 60-80fps to 120-200fps.
As for buying for the future being a stupid catch phrase, bullshit.
Alan Wake Bioshock Company of Heroes Crysis Far Cry 2 Hellgate: London Lost Planet Microsft Flight Sim X Rainbow Six Vegas Source Engine Splinter Cell Double Agent STALKER Stranglehold Supreme Commander Unreal Engine 3 Half-life2: Orange box engine games/mods
Nowadays you've basically got a choice between a 3.4ghz quadcore and a 3.4-3.8ghz dualcore (4ghz is still a little out of range for the average overclocker). I'd rather have another 2 cores and a slower clockspeed than a slight boost in clockspeed. Then again maybe that's because I'm not an idiot that relies on the false logic that just because it's not immediately the absolute best thing out there that it won't be very useful to have for the next few years.
Especially when they try to claim, with a straight face, that anything other than WoW has more playtime/players than Counter-strike and CS:S.
What i'd really like to see is a real count of WoW's actual individuals online at a given moment and not how many ACCOUNTS they have active at a given moment.
Assuming that wasn't just a joke: Lugaru fails because you've got 1 context sensitive attack button and it's like trying to play Assassin's Creed with your feet, ArmA fails because they've got 8 different types of unexplained movement and more control bindings than mechwarrior games and it's just straight up fucking nuts.
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"I did, in fact, attend school today. It's just most of me wasn't present."
it's got more obvious special effects but the other one looks for more realistic.
No, we call that stress relief.
Here's some more mental gymnastics for you: What happens if they are tried as adults?
If they're charged as adults then they obviously have the maturity to understand the full consequences of their actions and so forth, but the original incident was illegal because they DONT have that level of maturity yet.
Kdawson.
Speaking as someone in NA I'm with you guys on this, I'm pretty sick of low populations because of region limited releases.
magic.
That only telling people the full terms of use after they can no longer return the product is also a pretty underhanded means of doing business?
Wouldn't matter if it did, "under god" meant "god willing" rather than the way we use it today.
In your own words: People should just know better.
I was referring to the pledge.
Mod parent up, "under god" WAS added in the 50's and it is a blatant violation of the seperation of church and state.
Then either supply their own or just allow only scientific calculators or below. There's no logic behind forbidding even those little TI-1/2 4function pocket calculators.
is why the hell they don't let you use a calculator. My conversation with my (now utterly uncertified) instructor went about like this:
"In real life you won't always have a calculator"
"BS, we're working ON COMPUTERS"
"Well what if the batteries die?"
"Solar power, spare batteries, or I could use one of MY computers"
"And what if the power is out then, smart guy?"
"Well I guess I won't have very much to do if that happens while I'm working dialed into a router then, will I?"
I almost think you're just trolling me. Almost. But since you did ask a reasonably answerable question the average improvement I've seen when I enable the extra 2 cores in Orange Box engine games is going from 60-80fps to 120-200fps.
As for buying for the future being a stupid catch phrase, bullshit.
Alan Wake
Bioshock
Company of Heroes
Crysis
Far Cry 2
Hellgate: London
Lost Planet
Microsft Flight Sim X
Rainbow Six Vegas
Source Engine
Splinter Cell Double Agent
STALKER
Stranglehold
Supreme Commander
Unreal Engine 3
Half-life2: Orange box engine games/mods
Nowadays you've basically got a choice between a 3.4ghz quadcore and a 3.4-3.8ghz dualcore (4ghz is still a little out of range for the average overclocker). I'd rather have another 2 cores and a slower clockspeed than a slight boost in clockspeed. Then again maybe that's because I'm not an idiot that relies on the false logic that just because it's not immediately the absolute best thing out there that it won't be very useful to have for the next few years.
please come from
Bad coding software can be hell.
Satisfied?
Nonetheless someone, somewhere, gets a hardon just thinking about it and absolutely cannot go on unless he finds a way to do it.
They have lots and lots of money.
Especially when they try to claim, with a straight face, that anything other than WoW has more playtime/players than Counter-strike and CS:S.
What i'd really like to see is a real count of WoW's actual individuals online at a given moment and not how many ACCOUNTS they have active at a given moment.
Canine dogs? As opposed to the other kind?
Then there's also the research going into piping images from cameras directly through the optic nerve. Wont work for everyone but it's something.
Not really, your post's full of random "A^(TM)" characters. Anyone else see this?
Assuming that wasn't just a joke: Lugaru fails because you've got 1 context sensitive attack button and it's like trying to play Assassin's Creed with your feet, ArmA fails because they've got 8 different types of unexplained movement and more control bindings than mechwarrior games and it's just straight up fucking nuts.