I guess girlfriends would rather buy sweaters than toys for they husbonds for Xmas
If your girlfriend has a husband, I think you have bigger problems than not getting Legos for Xmas.
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Even in the distant future, the tech industry is dominated by lonely, geeky guys who would never see a girl naked if they didn't program her themselves.
the population seems to be a pretty thorough mix of Korean, Japanese, European, and American players, judging by the languages being spoken and the way a lot of people speak English...
The last game I crashed was Final Fantasy 3(6) when I had Relm sketch invisible enemies, and I was trying to crash it so it would screw up my items and give me 255 Excaliburs.
> Actually the very purpose of legalese is to make ordinary people unable to understand it.
Does that make legalese a type of contect control that prevents anyone without a law degree from actually reading it? Would a program that converts legalese to English be illegal under the DMCA?
Inheritance tax is a tax on saved income, income that got taxed. So, it's a weird consumption encourager, and "unfair" in the sense that it is double taxation.
You could say the same thing about sales tax: you're getting taxed for spending money that's already been taxed.
Nope, the only pre-rendered demos were Metroid and I believe one other (can't remember which). And Mario 128 was "playable", at least in the same way as the face in Mario 64 that you could stretch. Miyamoto was controlling it in real time.
"People sometimes make errors," Pretty damn expensive mistake.
No wonder people are losing interest in space exploration, if NASA can't even send a probe to Mars. I certainly wouldn't want to be on the first manned mission to Mars
I was wondering how long it would take the inhabitants of the planet to get here (assuming there are any, I find it kind of arrogant to think we're alone)
The reason emulators took so long to develop is because, up until recently, you couldn't sell them. They were written by open-sourcers and fans of the old platform. I can see many small companies devoting full-time (and paid) programmers to make commercial emulators. So you wait a year before the emulator comes out. The first games are never really good anyways.
With 3 really good systems coming out within a year of each other (assuming Nintendo can release theirs on time), you're going to see game developers taking sides. If you like one game on dreamcast and another game on playstation 2, you're going to be screwed for money. Rather than buying all 3 systems for a couple of games apiece, get a new PC and a really good emulator for each. You'll spend about the same and get a much better system.
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I guess girlfriends would rather buy sweaters than toys for they husbonds for Xmas
If your girlfriend has a husband, I think you have bigger problems than not getting Legos for Xmas.
Even in the distant future, the tech industry is dominated by lonely, geeky guys who would never see a girl naked if they didn't program her themselves.
Nope. The proper pluralization of "dwarf" is "dwarrow".
the population seems to be a pretty thorough mix of Korean, Japanese, European, and American players, judging by the languages being spoken and the way a lot of people speak English...
Like the way people speak English on Slashdot?
Consoles crash all the time
The last game I crashed was Final Fantasy 3(6) when I had Relm sketch invisible enemies, and I was trying to crash it so it would screw up my items and give me 255 Excaliburs.
> imagine a grey driving a taxi, or working in a 7-11.....
Or better yet, McDonald's:
"Welcome to McDonald's. You'll have a Big Mac, large fries, and a medium Coke. And you're allergic to pickles..."
That should be 650 thousand. 650 million is 5 times the entire population of Japan.
> Actually the very purpose of legalese is to make ordinary people unable to understand it.
Does that make legalese a type of contect control that prevents anyone without a law degree from actually reading it? Would a program that converts legalese to English be illegal under the DMCA?
2001-03-17 19:08:01
Just like the lotto, gotta play birthdays!
I don't know about you, but the games I play have as much reading as a book, and often better character development and dialogue.
I found them, buried near the bottom of the specials page:
http://ocz.safeshopper.com/29/5934.htm?562
It may be cheaper than blowing up your own chip, but it's less fun.
I prefer having a "none of the above" option on the ballot, and if it gets enough votes then the election has to be done over with new people.
Maybe I'm being cynical, but I think this would happen quite often.
Only in some states. In others, the electors (I think that's the word) could vote for Nader if they wanted to.
Inheritance tax is a tax on saved income, income that got taxed. So, it's a weird consumption encourager, and "unfair" in the sense that it is double taxation.
You could say the same thing about sales tax: you're getting taxed for spending money that's already been taxed.
Offtopic? Some people have no sense of humor
Nope, the only pre-rendered demos were Metroid and I believe one other (can't remember which). And Mario 128 was "playable", at least in the same way as the face in Mario 64 that you could stretch. Miyamoto was controlling it in real time.
hmmm, micro and soft... needs Viagra.
...unless, of course, you can find antique typewriter ribbons.
I always thought it stood for "chaotic evil"
that was really bad, like the world needs another blair witch parody. the survey was funny though, 90% said windows is buggy
"People sometimes make errors," Pretty damn expensive mistake.
No wonder people are losing interest in space exploration, if NASA can't even send a probe to Mars. I certainly wouldn't want to be on the first manned mission to Mars
I was wondering how long it would take the inhabitants of the planet to get here (assuming there are any, I find it kind of arrogant to think we're alone)
if you have old PS games, you have an old PS, therefore you don't need backwards compatibility
The reason emulators took so long to develop is because, up until recently, you couldn't sell them. They were written by open-sourcers and fans of the old platform. I can see many small companies devoting full-time (and paid) programmers to make commercial emulators. So you wait a year before the emulator comes out. The first games are never really good anyways.
With 3 really good systems coming out within a year of each other (assuming Nintendo can release theirs on time), you're going to see game developers taking sides. If you like one game on dreamcast and another game on playstation 2, you're going to be screwed for money. Rather than buying all 3 systems for a couple of games apiece, get a new PC and a really good emulator for each. You'll spend about the same and get a much better system.