The question wasn't whether you knew, it was whether anyone knew. In which case the answer is yes, since presumably the people responsible for delaying it have some reasoning.
Well, nothing stops you from just taking the 480p output, except the lack of quality. I can't imagine pointing a camera at the screen would provide much in the way of quality.
I've often wondered why things like this rootkit exist in the first place. Does Sony only employ those who are morally bankrupt? Surely someone at some point in Sony would have said "Hey, this is kinda evil".
I'm sure I'm in the minority, but I'm used to that. The majority of people are sheep, and I call the opposition incompetent due to their failure to influence them in any reasonable volume.
The thing about the Australian government as it stands today is that it's just pure evil. If a report came tomorrow that John Howard likes to kill puppies it would not suprise me at all. The only reason he's still around is due to a generally incompetent opposition.
Most anime don't have 200 episodes (except for rubbish like DBZ and Naruto). The standard is either 26 or 13 episodes. Normally you can get a box set with a 26 episode series for about 60 of your American dollars.
If you can't spare $60 for 26 episodes of anime, then I wonder how you can afford the broadband connection to download them, or a computer to watch them on.
For whatever reason, the Klingon Wikipedia has been closed. Try editing it, you get a message saying the database has been locked. My guess is having a wikipedia for a fictional language kinda reflects badly on Wikipedia, but it doesn't stop them from having one in Anglo-Saxon.
I think you might have to give up your geek credentials for describing James Cromwell as the actor from Babe rather than as Zefram Cochrane from Star Trek: First Contact.
For one thing, Lost Coast is already out, and has been since last week. For another, the first Valve game to use HDR is DOD:Source, and that's been out quite a while already. And finally, Valve didn't actually invent HDR, so other stuff has already used it.
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The question wasn't whether you knew, it was whether anyone knew. In which case the answer is yes, since presumably the people responsible for delaying it have some reasoning.
It's ok, no-one actually reads the articles.
Well, nothing stops you from just taking the 480p output, except the lack of quality. I can't imagine pointing a camera at the screen would provide much in the way of quality.
You weak minded fool. They've used an old Jedi mind trick on you. Republic credits are no good here.
I've often wondered why things like this rootkit exist in the first place. Does Sony only employ those who are morally bankrupt? Surely someone at some point in Sony would have said "Hey, this is kinda evil".
Oh no! My secret is out!
Even sports games do not escape, as if you play professional sports in reality, you face the repercussion of not having a real job.
I wonder how much "realistic instruction" that the game contains isn't obvious to anyone with an IQ above 50? Aim can at walls, spray paint.
Everyone has their off days. That post happened to be written on one of mine.
I'm sure I'm in the minority, but I'm used to that. The majority of people are sheep, and I call the opposition incompetent due to their failure to influence them in any reasonable volume.
The thing about the Australian government as it stands today is that it's just pure evil. If a report came tomorrow that John Howard likes to kill puppies it would not suprise me at all. The only reason he's still around is due to a generally incompetent opposition.
Already done. Referred to their so-called story as "sensationalist rubbish" and "drivel". It's fun criticising the media.
Most anime don't have 200 episodes (except for rubbish like DBZ and Naruto). The standard is either 26 or 13 episodes. Normally you can get a box set with a 26 episode series for about 60 of your American dollars.
If you can't spare $60 for 26 episodes of anime, then I wonder how you can afford the broadband connection to download them, or a computer to watch them on.
You do know the DVDs have subtitles, right?
I wonder why that ire doesn't extend to MS?
This is Slashdot, we've already got plenty to complain about with Microsoft.
I'm pretty sure KHTML isn't based on Gecko.
For whatever reason, the Klingon Wikipedia has been closed. Try editing it, you get a message saying the database has been locked.
My guess is having a wikipedia for a fictional language kinda reflects badly on Wikipedia, but it doesn't stop them from having one in Anglo-Saxon.
The EULA may be an unenforcable contract, but copyright laws sure aren't.
I think it's only on the Region 1 DVDs. I've seen it mentioned in reviews and stuff but on my R4s there isn't any player stuff on them.
And if Microsoft invented counting we'd have:
1, 2, 3, 3.1, 3.11 for Workgroups, 95, 98, 98 SE, 2000, Me, XP, Vista
This is fun.
Netcraft confirms it!
I think you might have to give up your geek credentials for describing James Cromwell as the actor from Babe rather than as Zefram Cochrane from Star Trek: First Contact.
For one thing, Lost Coast is already out, and has been since last week.
For another, the first Valve game to use HDR is DOD:Source, and that's been out quite a while already.
And finally, Valve didn't actually invent HDR, so other stuff has already used it.
What about the CD stuck to the front of magazines?
Why is he complaining? Just a little thing called artistic integrity.