In the summary, they say they're doing it to drive DS business, rather than the other way around. I don't think Nintendo has to do anything these days to drive Wii business, except maybe make more of them.
Games Industry Growth Outpacing US Economy A trend like this will continue until the economy stops growing at all, and all people do is either write games or play them.
I was kinda enthused by the fact that he's an active member of the overclocking community, but to stop the video right before it actually starts with the overclocking, and then call it a video about overclocking the platform, seems...specious.
From the first video, the platform looks interesting, but will it be able to do any of those things with just one video card (rather than FOUR)?
Am I the only one who's been HOPING that the patch wouldn't come before I hit 60? Leveling has been some of the most fun I've had in quite a while, going from my 70 lock to my 18 priest (who's now 35). It's nice to have a different skill set, but being almost full holy spec, doing all the quests has been an actual challenge, as opposed to grinding my affliction lock.
I've decided that the game is what you make it, and as several other posters have mentioned, $15 a month is very cheap compared to a lot of other hobbies. It's a good diversion, and I personally think it's a lot of fun.
It's probably because they've got all that extra space in them (where the cassette goes) that a digital camera just doesn't have. It doesn't take a large explosive to do a whole lot of damage on an airplane.
I feel really bad because I worry a little about publishing the second sentence of that answer...
REGARDLESS of whether it walks like a duck, swims like a duck, or quacks like a duck, if it weighs as much as a duck, then it weighs as much as a duck.
The filling station will refill your water tank, and/or your aluminum-gallium reactant tank.
It sounds like the electricity inputs to do the reclamation of the aluminum are not a small matter (in fact they mention using a wind or nuclear power plant solely devoted to this task), so they don't speculate on whether the reclamation could be done at the filling station level, or whether it would have to be done by some collection/distribution agency.
Because it keeps you from doing more than skimming the page, and then your subconscious can start piecing a bunch of incomplete facts and opinion-babble together to make you...crazy?
I'd think the only thing they could reasonably do is require you to leave. It is "private property", after all. They're entirely within their rights to ask you to leave the property if they desire that you do so.
Hmmm...seems like a bad idea. We might find out just how right Futurama was:
John Jackson: "It's time someone had the courage to stand up and say: I'm against those things that everybody hates." Jack Johnson: "Now, I respect my opponent. I think he's a good man. But quite frankly, I agree with everything he just said." John Jackson: "I say your three cent titanium tax goes too far." Jack Johnson: "And I say your three cent titanium tax doesn't go too far enough."
This is a Good Thing®. I'm so tired of hearing about how people aren't being responsible enough, so we need to remove those responsibilities from them. Seems kinda counterintuitive to me.
Community standards are not a good way to police a country that promises liberty and justice for all.
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But then who would introduce legislation?
I mean, does it offer translucency?
In the summary, they say they're doing it to drive DS business, rather than the other way around. I don't think Nintendo has to do anything these days to drive Wii business, except maybe make more of them.
Of course. That's what the Oregon AG is trying to prevent them from continuing to do!
and requested a read receipt
I was kinda enthused by the fact that he's an active member of the overclocking community, but to stop the video right before it actually starts with the overclocking, and then call it a video about overclocking the platform, seems...specious.
From the first video, the platform looks interesting, but will it be able to do any of those things with just one video card (rather than FOUR)?
Am I the only one who's been HOPING that the patch wouldn't come before I hit 60? Leveling has been some of the most fun I've had in quite a while, going from my 70 lock to my 18 priest (who's now 35). It's nice to have a different skill set, but being almost full holy spec, doing all the quests has been an actual challenge, as opposed to grinding my affliction lock.
I've decided that the game is what you make it, and as several other posters have mentioned, $15 a month is very cheap compared to a lot of other hobbies. It's a good diversion, and I personally think it's a lot of fun.
Football players are racing now? What is the world coming to?
So he's got a 15% chance of getting it right^WOK?
But you'll note that the leak is always at one end or the other...
Why would you think I was implying anything other than that?
Poll: Joke or shill?
It's probably because they've got all that extra space in them (where the cassette goes) that a digital camera just doesn't have. It doesn't take a large explosive to do a whole lot of damage on an airplane.
I feel really bad because I worry a little about publishing the second sentence of that answer...
Or the muggings by aliens in a dark crater?
Hrmm, I think there's a hole in your plan...
Yes...the "mouth", through which energy enters the body.
We _are_ closer to the world of The Matrix, though!
No.
REGARDLESS of whether it walks like a duck, swims like a duck, or quacks like a duck, if it weighs as much as a duck, then it weighs as much as a duck.
The filling station will refill your water tank, and/or your aluminum-gallium reactant tank.
It sounds like the electricity inputs to do the reclamation of the aluminum are not a small matter (in fact they mention using a wind or nuclear power plant solely devoted to this task), so they don't speculate on whether the reclamation could be done at the filling station level, or whether it would have to be done by some collection/distribution agency.
Because the only difference is that the search engines would request that web servers ship with it opted-in by default?
Because it keeps you from doing more than skimming the page, and then your subconscious can start piecing a bunch of incomplete facts and opinion-babble together to make you...crazy?
I'd think the only thing they could reasonably do is require you to leave. It is "private property", after all. They're entirely within their rights to ask you to leave the property if they desire that you do so.
Hmmm...seems like a bad idea. We might find out just how right Futurama was:
John Jackson: "It's time someone had the courage to stand up and say: I'm against those things that everybody hates."
Jack Johnson: "Now, I respect my opponent. I think he's a good man. But quite frankly, I agree with everything he just said."
John Jackson: "I say your three cent titanium tax goes too far."
Jack Johnson: "And I say your three cent titanium tax doesn't go too far enough."
This is a Good Thing®. I'm so tired of hearing about how people aren't being responsible enough, so we need to remove those responsibilities from them. Seems kinda counterintuitive to me.
Community standards are not a good way to police a country that promises liberty and justice for all.
No problem...that just means somebody else has built the same thing.