"Spaceships and Planets are easy compared to a MMORPG like WoW."
Have you played EVE Online? The amount of time and effort the developers spent on the economy system alone blows World of Warcraft out of the water. EVE isn't some "me too" MMO from a company that has made it's name on rip-offs, it's a highly-sophisticated and sometimes overwhelming *simulation*, and to suggest that its all just "spaceships and planets" is to miss the whole point of the game.
Re:Big Brother and the iTunes Company
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iTunes is Malware?
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It is unfair to say that phrase is "in bold", since the entire paragraph is bold. That's like writing with a red marker, on red paper, and saying "It should be obvious! I mean, the text is red!"
In my opinion, it *is* hidden. At the very least, an important thing like this should have been seperated from the marketing fluff around it.
Military working facilities don't have janitors, they have people with less rank.::withering smile::
Re:Microsoft: Use of VB and VC is deprecated.
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Build a Program Now
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I know an IT manager from Washington Mutual (WaMu) who was asked by his Project Manager (PM) to migrate his applications to Visual C-Sharp (VC#). He said that while Microsoft (MS) will continue to support Visual BASIC (VB) for now, they are softly asking managers to move towards VC#.
I don't know a lot about VB, but MS is in seriously deep shit with Visual C (VC): Not many liked the language syntax in Visual Studio 2005 (2005). It also didn't support STL.NET, which the majority of folks wanted! Is this something new?
... they've taught us for years that putting your private things, unsecured, into a system you don't own is dangerous. They just called it "Sex Ed" when I heard it.
Yes, since this article OBVIOUSLY shows that the full attention of the _entire_ U.S. Army is on these cheaters, and not just a division of the Recruiting branch actually doing their job.
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The PS3 is for games.
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No it isn't.
...$10 1gig usb flash drives at microcenter.
This is going to turn into the first slashbuying in history, as the entire audience of slashdot grabs enough for everyone on their holiday list.
"Spaceships and Planets are easy compared to a MMORPG like WoW."
Have you played EVE Online? The amount of time and effort the developers spent on the economy system alone blows World of Warcraft out of the water. EVE isn't some "me too" MMO from a company that has made it's name on rip-offs, it's a highly-sophisticated and sometimes overwhelming *simulation*, and to suggest that its all just "spaceships and planets" is to miss the whole point of the game.
It is unfair to say that phrase is "in bold", since the entire paragraph is bold. That's like writing with a red marker, on red paper, and saying "It should be obvious! I mean, the text is red!" In my opinion, it *is* hidden. At the very least, an important thing like this should have been seperated from the marketing fluff around it.
Military working facilities don't have janitors, they have people with less rank. ::withering smile::
Sry, too many abbr. for me :)
... they've taught us for years that putting your private things, unsecured, into a system you don't own is dangerous. They just called it "Sex Ed" when I heard it.
Yes, since this article OBVIOUSLY shows that the full attention of the _entire_ U.S. Army is on these cheaters, and not just a division of the Recruiting branch actually doing their job.