6 But whoso shall offend one of these little ones which believe in me, it were better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck, and that he were drowned in the depth of the sea.
This verse could be more a warning to be careful not to lead others to sin rather than it being about child abusers. Little ones would refer to His children, being those who believe in Christ.
Good point, i went to a forum to find some information about a videocard i was considering for my new system and all these posts were about how many shaders and pipelines they could open and how they could overclock it to get high 3dmarks.
It seemed all they were interested in was how fast they could make everything go, like that was the purpose of getting the card.
I do remember getting caught up in games when i was younger. First on games like Leisure Suit Larry and Elite, later on games like Quake and Betrayal at Krondor (i remember spending weeks of 12+ hours a day playing that game in my summer vacation).
Now i can't be bothered much to get into a good RTS or RPG, it just takes up too much effort and time. Even with the better FPS games that came out recently i'm just not getting that feeling of being caught up in a game.
Bacteria have been programmed to behave like computers, assembling themselves into complex shapes based on instructions stuffed into their genes.
The last time i saw a computer assembling itself into a complex shape it didn't need instructions to accomplish that. Gravity is pretty much all it took.
Seriously, you can endlessly talk about security but i think whatever OS has most (clueless) users will be targeted most because there's always security issues, but i really can't think of a single thing i'd like XP to do better in Longhorn (except making it more secure).
Not a single thing. Why should Longhorn be anything else but disappointing?
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My wife likes playing games like the ones on orisinal
What she doesn't like is me playing endless hours of FPS on my own. So to spend time together we play team deathmatch games.
Good enough for me.
- stop opening new windows in IE
- actually, don't use IE at all
- set soundscheme to no sounds
- delete ding.wav
- delete *.wav
- etc.
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What is SPAM? Pages in the search result that are merely ads for what you were trying to find?
Well, if Google will be able to filter these out on popular demand (because nobody wants to see these pages show up in their search results) the google ads will come out better as well.
Well, for some consumers anyway. I stopped buying audio CD's a number of years ago, trying to show what i thought about the price/quality of CD's. I haven't tried to purchase any music online yet but i will not buy any less than CD quality DRM files at high prices. I mean if i can buy a full album cd package for a couple of bucks more than the DRM download version i would not even consider it a worthwile effort. It works for single tracks, but for people who want the whole album it doesn't make sense.
Don't know why nobody you know is using it, but CS is pirated just the same as the other versions.
Maybe people just don't really see the value of upgrading to CS. Also if the companies these people work for don't want to upgrade to CS then they might not want to use it at home either.
There were times all my buddies were using altavista because it gave good hits.
Google is just the best until it gets too big, too bloated and the right information doesn't pop up at the top of the list but rather adds related to your search. The next best search engine is just waiting to happen.
It's not that ironic if you see what type of thing it actually checks.
Windows usually doesn't come with a mail or ftp server (yeah yeah, line up the spyware/malware server installing jokes here).
True, there's different flavors and liking one doesn't mean you don't like the other. Sometimes you want to see a good story and class acting, another day you just want to watch some explosions and have a laugh over cheesy lines and bad acting.
There's many people who think Jean-Claude Van Damme is cool and all his movies rock. They didn't like Usual Suspects or Memento because they didn't get...
Anyway, IMDB has plenty of negative reviews, maybe they just cut out the ones with offensive stuff.
I've grown up with DOS/Windows and got to know it well. I see the potential of Linux as a server or workstation even, but i just don't have the time (work & wife) to figure out how to make it all work like i do with Windows.
It takes me a couple of hours tops to install and configure a windows server or workstation. A Linux workstation is not so much a problem either but when i tried to get a server with a bunch of services i need (like ftp, http, stmp, pop, vpn, vnc, ssh etc) up and running, i just can't do it and feel 'secure' about it, even though all i usually hear about Linux is that's it's pretty secure out of the box. I'm sure if i would put my Linux install on the internet it'd become someone else's playground pretty soon.
Maybe some day i will lose my job and get some spare time to figure it out, but until that time i'll stick with Windows. (The little spare time i do have i prefer to play FPS games or make music, something Linux isn't really there yet anyway IMHO..)
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This verse could be more a warning to be careful not to lead others to sin rather than it being about child abusers. Little ones would refer to His children, being those who believe in Christ.
Good point, i went to a forum to find some information about a videocard i was considering for my new system and all these posts were about how many shaders and pipelines they could open and how they could overclock it to get high 3dmarks.
It seemed all they were interested in was how fast they could make everything go, like that was the purpose of getting the card.
I don't think there are stats about unique visitors.
Just pages served per month/day
I do remember getting caught up in games when i was younger. First on games like Leisure Suit Larry and Elite, later on games like Quake and Betrayal at Krondor (i remember spending weeks of 12+ hours a day playing that game in my summer vacation).
Now i can't be bothered much to get into a good RTS or RPG, it just takes up too much effort and time. Even with the better FPS games that came out recently i'm just not getting that feeling of being caught up in a game.
The last time i saw a computer assembling itself into a complex shape it didn't need instructions to accomplish that. Gravity is pretty much all it took.
Thanks for the John Peel sessions link, some lovely tracks in that list.
You know there's an alternative right?
Seriously, you can endlessly talk about security but i think whatever OS has most (clueless) users will be targeted most because there's always security issues, but i really can't think of a single thing i'd like XP to do better in Longhorn (except making it more secure).
Not a single thing. Why should Longhorn be anything else but disappointing?
My wife likes playing games like the ones on orisinal
What she doesn't like is me playing endless hours of FPS on my own. So to spend time together we play team deathmatch games.
Good enough for me.
- stop opening new windows in IE
- actually, don't use IE at all
- set soundscheme to no sounds
- delete ding.wav
- delete *.wav
- etc.
What is SPAM? Pages in the search result that are merely ads for what you were trying to find?
Well, if Google will be able to filter these out on popular demand (because nobody wants to see these pages show up in their search results) the google ads will come out better as well.
Preschool kids also spellcheck before posting.
I will go embarrass myself somewhere else now.
Preschool kids also share their lollypop the neighbors dog.
Well, for some consumers anyway. I stopped buying audio CD's a number of years ago, trying to show what i thought about the price/quality of CD's.
I haven't tried to purchase any music online yet but i will not buy any less than CD quality DRM files at high prices.
I mean if i can buy a full album cd package for a couple of bucks more than the DRM download version i would not even consider it a worthwile effort. It works for single tracks, but for people who want the whole album it doesn't make sense.
Is this a sign that this picture is changing, with consumers begining to realise and leverage their own market power? uhm..... yes?
When i used to play Quake online i remember my 33k6 dial-up had a better ping than the 1.5mbit cable i got later.
This was purposely leaked in hopes the /. effect would stop people from getting to the opera site to download the new release. It's not working though.
Don't know why nobody you know is using it, but CS is pirated just the same as the other versions.
Maybe people just don't really see the value of upgrading to CS. Also if the companies these people work for don't want to upgrade to CS then they might not want to use it at home either.
There were times all my buddies were using altavista because it gave good hits.
Google is just the best until it gets too big, too bloated and the right information doesn't pop up at the top of the list but rather adds related to your search. The next best search engine is just waiting to happen.
It's not that ironic if you see what type of thing it actually checks.
Windows usually doesn't come with a mail or ftp server (yeah yeah, line up the spyware/malware server installing jokes here).
I've had problems downloading tools like putty or pstools. I think the proxy i'm behind right now even filters files with the extension .tar
True, there's different flavors and liking one doesn't mean you don't like the other.
Sometimes you want to see a good story and class acting, another day you just want to watch some explosions and have a laugh over cheesy lines and bad acting.
In this case: http://www.google.com/search?q=sony+psp+user+revi
CNET had some negative reviews up here
First page is filled with score 1 out of 10.
There's many people who think Jean-Claude Van Damme is cool and all his movies rock. They didn't like Usual Suspects or Memento because they didn't get ...
Anyway, IMDB has plenty of negative reviews, maybe they just cut out the ones with offensive stuff.
I've grown up with DOS/Windows and got to know it well. I see the potential of Linux as a server or workstation even, but i just don't have the time (work & wife) to figure out how to make it all work like i do with Windows.
It takes me a couple of hours tops to install and configure a windows server or workstation. A Linux workstation is not so much a problem either but when i tried to get a server with a bunch of services i need (like ftp, http, stmp, pop, vpn, vnc, ssh etc) up and running, i just can't do it and feel 'secure' about it, even though all i usually hear about Linux is that's it's pretty secure out of the box. I'm sure if i would put my Linux install on the internet it'd become someone else's playground pretty soon.
Maybe some day i will lose my job and get some spare time to figure it out, but until that time i'll stick with Windows. (The little spare time i do have i prefer to play FPS games or make music, something Linux isn't really there yet anyway IMHO..)