Took a little getting used to, but the AwesomeBar is pretty damn awesome. If you really hate change for the better, you can download an addon that gives you the old one.
Fail. It's on Windows, Mac OS, PS3, PSP. If you're not throwing mobile phones into one platform, then you could ad android, WebOS, and a couple others to that.
Are some of you really that dense? I'm going on the assumption that it doesn't ask him to agree to the license until he installs it, which happens after you purchase the product. So in this case, EA sold him a game and then didn't want to extend a license to him so therefore he should get his money back. I've had to charge back a couple of times with my bank and it is pretty easy and painless. And why doesn't he just set up a new account to play? Works with PSN, Xbox Live, and many MMORPGs.
I was a young kid, but I think Redhat 5.1 was the shit. Back when you had to be pretty specific with hardware, what was supported and what wasn't. Often times it was a nightmare. Was a ton of work getting my hands on free hardware and to find out it wouldn't work, then I'd have to beg my dad for something I knew would work. With today's work being done on the kernel, it's been a long time since I've come across unsupported hardware.
Off topic, but just adding to the thought of air conditioning. I live in Florida. When I was renting apartments, I would always scratch my head at what was considered an emergency in climate control. If my heater broke, maintenance would have to come fix it any time of day. Mind you, there's maybe 10 days total of freezing weather here. However, if the AC unit went out on a 110 degree Sunday in August, I'd have to wait until the next day for service.
I think you're missing the point. Anonymous calls themselves a voice of free speech but seeks to punish a group exercising theirs. Anonymous is clearly pursuing personal interest in this case. Sadly, people like these idiots aren't exempt from freedom of speech, but then I'm also clearly biased. And not everyone hates everything they do or they wouldn't have members. Just sayin.
Since I heard members of MADD stake out bars and follow patrons leaving only to call the cops and make sure they're arrested for DUI, I have grown to dislike them too. Shit like that is counter-therapeutic and won't bring them any closure for their tragedy. Instead of them having the imagenof a support group of activists trying to impact the world in a positive way, they come off as bitter women looking for revenge. Why not stake out a bar and offer to buy someone a cab home? It's a poor decision to drink and drive, sure, but with alcohol comes poor decisions.
This technology has been around for a while. A few years ago I came across a guy (ironically in a bar) who had to wear a sensor on his ankle for probation. Every morning he'd hook it up to a phoneline so it could snitch on him if he'd been drinking.
You just gave children and adults alike the best reason to buy these games. When legislation passed to print "Explicit lyrics" on records, Twisted Sister were ecstatic because they knew kids would want the profane album. As Denis Leary said about the cigarette warning label: they could make a black pack with a skull and crossbones, call them Tumors and people would line up around the block to buy them.
I didn't think it was really that funny, but just amusing. I've read about placebo effects before and found stuff just as amusing. Like patients who were given placebos and told it was a narcotic showed trace indications of having the narcotic in their blood stream. Pretty boggling shit.
So say a woman browsing that site contacts a guy she went to highschool with. I think it is safe to assume the site knows how to contact the guy with: "You have a message from date.com!" The guy happens to be married and his wife sees the email. See where that could be going? Would certainly cause damages for some people.
This is a paid app, but works really well for me. I've fixed disasters with it. Looks sweet on the iPhone 4 retina display. I can even use it to VNC to my desktop via SSH tunnel - works pretty well over 3G with the colors toned down. The on-screen keyboard can be made transparent so reading the stuff behind it isn't too difficult.
Mine didn't go off to get me up for work. Fortunately I woke up only 10 minutes after it was supposed to go off. Apple released a comment saying they were unaware of any reason this could happen, but as the article above said it should resolve by Monday.
Design holes are going to be there. The question is how motivated are people to compromise the system? How many do we need to plug to be safe? These guys are pissed they lost the ability to run their own code and seemed pretty motivated.
Sony PS3: one of the few products that have lost features in its lifetime. I think pulling features from consumers after they buy your product is a good way to be a dick. They struck me as being pissed Sony shut the door on running their own code and they responded in kind.
My girlfriend's dog drinks beer. Spilled some on the floor once and the dog licked it up before we could clean it up... then pissed all over the place.
Last I checked, the government is bound by the law just like you and me. Maybe they'll add a little line into an education bill allowing this in the future.
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Took a little getting used to, but the AwesomeBar is pretty damn awesome. If you really hate change for the better, you can download an addon that gives you the old one.
Fail. It's on Windows, Mac OS, PS3, PSP. If you're not throwing mobile phones into one platform, then you could ad android, WebOS, and a couple others to that.
Are some of you really that dense? I'm going on the assumption that it doesn't ask him to agree to the license until he installs it, which happens after you purchase the product. So in this case, EA sold him a game and then didn't want to extend a license to him so therefore he should get his money back. I've had to charge back a couple of times with my bank and it is pretty easy and painless. And why doesn't he just set up a new account to play? Works with PSN, Xbox Live, and many MMORPGs.
I was a young kid, but I think Redhat 5.1 was the shit. Back when you had to be pretty specific with hardware, what was supported and what wasn't. Often times it was a nightmare. Was a ton of work getting my hands on free hardware and to find out it wouldn't work, then I'd have to beg my dad for something I knew would work. With today's work being done on the kernel, it's been a long time since I've come across unsupported hardware.
Back in the day many said Slackware sucked, but I heartily disagree. It was, and still is, a man's linux.
or better: temporary debit cards. They do exist. Paypal can't withdraw from a card that no longer exists.
Don't forget what's unaccounted for: smooth deals done on craigslist. Nicely done, Pulitzer!
Off topic, but just adding to the thought of air conditioning. I live in Florida. When I was renting apartments, I would always scratch my head at what was considered an emergency in climate control. If my heater broke, maintenance would have to come fix it any time of day. Mind you, there's maybe 10 days total of freezing weather here. However, if the AC unit went out on a 110 degree Sunday in August, I'd have to wait until the next day for service.
I think you're missing the point. Anonymous calls themselves a voice of free speech but seeks to punish a group exercising theirs. Anonymous is clearly pursuing personal interest in this case. Sadly, people like these idiots aren't exempt from freedom of speech, but then I'm also clearly biased. And not everyone hates everything they do or they wouldn't have members. Just sayin.
Sounds fair to me. My employer has the same policy. The safe assumption is: your boss reads your Facebook.
Since I heard members of MADD stake out bars and follow patrons leaving only to call the cops and make sure they're arrested for DUI, I have grown to dislike them too. Shit like that is counter-therapeutic and won't bring them any closure for their tragedy. Instead of them having the imagenof a support group of activists trying to impact the world in a positive way, they come off as bitter women looking for revenge. Why not stake out a bar and offer to buy someone a cab home? It's a poor decision to drink and drive, sure, but with alcohol comes poor decisions.
This technology has been around for a while. A few years ago I came across a guy (ironically in a bar) who had to wear a sensor on his ankle for probation. Every morning he'd hook it up to a phoneline so it could snitch on him if he'd been drinking.
You just gave children and adults alike the best reason to buy these games. When legislation passed to print "Explicit lyrics" on records, Twisted Sister were ecstatic because they knew kids would want the profane album. As Denis Leary said about the cigarette warning label: they could make a black pack with a skull and crossbones, call them Tumors and people would line up around the block to buy them.
I didn't think it was really that funny, but just amusing. I've read about placebo effects before and found stuff just as amusing. Like patients who were given placebos and told it was a narcotic showed trace indications of having the narcotic in their blood stream. Pretty boggling shit.
So say a woman browsing that site contacts a guy she went to highschool with. I think it is safe to assume the site knows how to contact the guy with: "You have a message from date.com!" The guy happens to be married and his wife sees the email. See where that could be going? Would certainly cause damages for some people.
Let's hope for the sake of Sony the security is stronger than the PS3. Int get_random_number() { return 4; }
You need drugs. Psychoactive ones. Those guys on Ghost Adventures are always tripping balls.
This is a paid app, but works really well for me. I've fixed disasters with it. Looks sweet on the iPhone 4 retina display. I can even use it to VNC to my desktop via SSH tunnel - works pretty well over 3G with the colors toned down. The on-screen keyboard can be made transparent so reading the stuff behind it isn't too difficult.
Happened again today but used a contingency alarm.
Mine didn't go off to get me up for work. Fortunately I woke up only 10 minutes after it was supposed to go off. Apple released a comment saying they were unaware of any reason this could happen, but as the article above said it should resolve by Monday.
Design holes are going to be there. The question is how motivated are people to compromise the system? How many do we need to plug to be safe? These guys are pissed they lost the ability to run their own code and seemed pretty motivated.
Sony PS3: one of the few products that have lost features in its lifetime. I think pulling features from consumers after they buy your product is a good way to be a dick. They struck me as being pissed Sony shut the door on running their own code and they responded in kind.
What did he do with that GPS that highlights gang territories? My local law enforcement office could use that.
My girlfriend's dog drinks beer. Spilled some on the floor once and the dog licked it up before we could clean it up... then pissed all over the place.
Last I checked, the government is bound by the law just like you and me. Maybe they'll add a little line into an education bill allowing this in the future.