Let's face it, their goal is to stop people from cheating. Catching people that cheat is one part. Convincing the rest that cheating is a bad idea is the other. It's a deterrant.
A large part of the criteria seems to be lack of empathy or concern for the effects on others. Surely desensitization and environmental conditioning could play a large part in these traits.
I use FF exclusively, whenever possible. At home I don't have a problem with it (on 3 PCs) but the install I have at work crashes randomly every hour or so. I suspect that it's a Flash issue (I run flashblock across all installs). My point is this: If my first experience with FF had been the same as my PC at work I would have uninstalled and left FF behind long ago, regardless of how good it really is for others.
I guess what Real will have to decide is whether potential sales will be worth the risk of a lawsuit. It's a risk/reward situation, just like any other business decision.
Objects traveling in low Earth orbit--even those as small as marble or grains of sand--are traveling at a speed equivalent to a 1-ton safe being dropped from a five-story building
Wind resistance aside, wouldn't that be the same speed as a marble or grain of sand dropped from a 5-story building?
Who is going to keep these weapons safe? These will have to be remotely fired, and with the state of system security these days I don't trust the government to keep their satellite weapons under control.
Take a look sometime. iTunes changes the filename and distributes your mp3s across hundreds of folders. Try dropping some mp3 files directly into one of the folders. The iPod won't even find them.
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Yeah, because there are so many great open source games out there.
Let's face it, their goal is to stop people from cheating. Catching people that cheat is one part. Convincing the rest that cheating is a bad idea is the other. It's a deterrant.
A large part of the criteria seems to be lack of empathy or concern for the effects on others. Surely desensitization and environmental conditioning could play a large part in these traits.
...explains a lot, actually.
I'll assume that this was a serious post and point out that in this context, lead is a verb.
...blah blah blah. Who cares.
You don't usually hear of a genius physicist named "Chuck Miller"...
Yes, did you read the article? GP is referring to the number of APs that won't have to be plugged in.
I use FF exclusively, whenever possible. At home I don't have a problem with it (on 3 PCs) but the install I have at work crashes randomly every hour or so. I suspect that it's a Flash issue (I run flashblock across all installs). My point is this: If my first experience with FF had been the same as my PC at work I would have uninstalled and left FF behind long ago, regardless of how good it really is for others.
Should have had a Case Else.
I guess what Real will have to decide is whether potential sales will be worth the risk of a lawsuit. It's a risk/reward situation, just like any other business decision.
ESL, I hope.
Objects traveling in low Earth orbit--even those as small as marble or grains of sand--are traveling at a speed equivalent to a 1-ton safe being dropped from a five-story building
Wind resistance aside, wouldn't that be the same speed as a marble or grain of sand dropped from a 5-story building?
Who is going to keep these weapons safe? These will have to be remotely fired, and with the state of system security these days I don't trust the government to keep their satellite weapons under control.
...you can't eat a Pocket PC.
Well, I guess you could...
Dick.
writing in italics, so you know it's really me.
Hmmm. Define "work"...
Was it refueled on the fly?
here.
Doesn't sound all that efficient, really...
Take a look sometime. iTunes changes the filename and distributes your mp3s across hundreds of folders. Try dropping some mp3 files directly into one of the folders. The iPod won't even find them.
I'm running a Hauppauge 250 as well, using GB-PVR onto striped 160 gig SATA. Clearer than watching it on TV.
Hmmm. No thanks.
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