The last time I heard the name "laser disc" I think I was still reading Disney kindergarten books. Obscurity is right. It's just that with DVD's, you can use them as coasters, whereas you can use laser discs as plates or those... things you yell "pull" and shoot. Good southern fun.
Welp... there goes the goth kids. Really though. Where are all of those entertaining sites with the entertaining ways to kill yourself on them? Like Maddox's. He'll be fined massively and such. This isn't a very good way for Australia to make friends.
And doesn't euthanasia count also as assisted suicide?
I think that Nokia should recall that horrible peice of silicon and plastic. It would save them plenty of money. They should also recall how Tim Buckley of Ctrl-Alt-Del had a bad experience, and even wrote a news post on how he should've bought an X-Box isntead. It's just logic. As of right now, a tiny phone/mp3 player/handheld gaming system just isn't practical... and it's damn well impractical to be able to play Red Faction on it. Who ever liked that game, anyways? The N-Gage just needs to die. Right now, they're just trying to make again fly something that never flew in the first place.
After all of this time, Havok has been straining to build a beautiful physics engine using the traditional CPU. Now they've got a whole new toy to play with. I'm sure that for a while, we'll see a huge supply of games come out with ragdoll physics, seeing as how that's all we know how to do (that's said "insane backbends and odd positions")... but as soon as we get that "reality" thing down, we'll be all set over here on the gamer side. I just hope we can eventually come out with a decent Leisure Suit Larry. Damn cellshades.
We're talking about Linux as if it were Troy. Huge walls, impossible door, massive army, hated by the Greeks and the Carthaginians. The main difference that I see is that Linux is simply an OS (with many flavours of course) made by a bunch of underpaid geeks that don't like Windows. Toppling this pillar of Microsoft-threatening OS shouldn't too hard, you just need to pay more green.
These files can be used to make newer "user-released" projects, just as how Linux works, as well as E-mule, Mozilla, Soulseek and other opensource projects. Anyone can update the program to tailour their needs.
Say I needed to fix a compatability issue in Photoshop so I could run PSP/JFR files from Paint Shop Pro. The problem is getting Adobe to read PSP files, and getting PSP to read Adobe files. If I needed to do this, I wouldn't have to wait for Adobe to come out with a fix.
With this power of modern knighthood, does he get to wear heavy metal, listen to classical, save daimsels in distress and most importantly... is he going to design me a knightish HEV suit? Windows Knights Edition sounds good to me.
God dammit. I thought you had to be British to get knighthood. I guess you just have to be at the forefront of the world's largest corperate monopoly and at the same time, the richest nerd in the history of the universe.
Oh great. Overwhelming smell of "invasion of privacy" has just landed in my nostrils. I don't think our government would have such a problem with deficits, no matter the president, if police had advanced forms of these things.
"Honey pot" experiment shows unprotected Windows SP 1 at risk
Any version of Windows with any amount of service packs and/or updates is a scary thing to be online with. It's like having a grenade launcher in close-quarter combat. Boom.
The best is a Leatherman. It's as simple as that. Filled with more American classic-ness than Apple pie or hotdogs. The amount of different kind of Leathermen there are out there are ridiculous, and I'm sure you can find a high quality one for a decent price.
My landlady's got this huge assembly of useless amounts of windchimes, from metal to glass to wood. I'm sure she'll love a windchime like this, only if I can sacrifice my coasters (They make GREAT coasters and pocket mirrors).
Great idea. Now if only I can figure out if there's any more use for dead drives.
Think of it this way: Someone had to program and compile the compiler itself, so if he puts no shortcut-enabling features into it to help with performance and whatnot, then he's going to get junk. What do you think he'd want from his own program, junk or perfection?
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How the hell is this offtopic? In Deus Ex, people were genetically perfected and augmented. Christ, people.
Anyone remember Deus Ex?
The last time I heard the name "laser disc" I think I was still reading Disney kindergarten books. Obscurity is right. It's just that with DVD's, you can use them as coasters, whereas you can use laser discs as plates or those... things you yell "pull" and shoot. Good southern fun.
Welp... there goes the goth kids. Really though. Where are all of those entertaining sites with the entertaining ways to kill yourself on them? Like Maddox's. He'll be fined massively and such. This isn't a very good way for Australia to make friends.
And doesn't euthanasia count also as assisted suicide?
Which is the one with the gun?
I think that Nokia should recall that horrible peice of silicon and plastic. It would save them plenty of money. They should also recall how Tim Buckley of Ctrl-Alt-Del had a bad experience, and even wrote a news post on how he should've bought an X-Box isntead. It's just logic. As of right now, a tiny phone/mp3 player/handheld gaming system just isn't practical... and it's damn well impractical to be able to play Red Faction on it. Who ever liked that game, anyways? The N-Gage just needs to die. Right now, they're just trying to make again fly something that never flew in the first place.
I thought I was being generic when I instinctually thought "Wordpad".
After all of this time, Havok has been straining to build a beautiful physics engine using the traditional CPU. Now they've got a whole new toy to play with. I'm sure that for a while, we'll see a huge supply of games come out with ragdoll physics, seeing as how that's all we know how to do (that's said "insane backbends and odd positions")... but as soon as we get that "reality" thing down, we'll be all set over here on the gamer side. I just hope we can eventually come out with a decent Leisure Suit Larry. Damn cellshades.
We're talking about Linux as if it were Troy. Huge walls, impossible door, massive army, hated by the Greeks and the Carthaginians. The main difference that I see is that Linux is simply an OS (with many flavours of course) made by a bunch of underpaid geeks that don't like Windows. Toppling this pillar of Microsoft-threatening OS shouldn't too hard, you just need to pay more green.
Yup. And there goes the safe-haven for my draft-dodging plans too. Dammit.
Scare tactics... provided by Jee Dubya, the master.
Is it going to be a holy war of t3h games?
Whell... At least now I can catch up on my childhood dream of being a space fighter pilot. Time to train...
These files can be used to make newer "user-released" projects, just as how Linux works, as well as E-mule, Mozilla, Soulseek and other opensource projects. Anyone can update the program to tailour their needs.
Say I needed to fix a compatability issue in Photoshop so I could run PSP/JFR files from Paint Shop Pro. The problem is getting Adobe to read PSP files, and getting PSP to read Adobe files. If I needed to do this, I wouldn't have to wait for Adobe to come out with a fix.
With this power of modern knighthood, does he get to wear heavy metal, listen to classical, save daimsels in distress and most importantly... is he going to design me a knightish HEV suit? Windows Knights Edition sounds good to me.
God dammit. I thought you had to be British to get knighthood. I guess you just have to be at the forefront of the world's largest corperate monopoly and at the same time, the richest nerd in the history of the universe.
Oh great. Overwhelming smell of "invasion of privacy" has just landed in my nostrils. I don't think our government would have such a problem with deficits, no matter the president, if police had advanced forms of these things.
"Honey pot" experiment shows unprotected Windows SP 1 at risk
Any version of Windows with any amount of service packs and/or updates is a scary thing to be online with. It's like having a grenade launcher in close-quarter combat. Boom.
The best is a Leatherman. It's as simple as that. Filled with more American classic-ness than Apple pie or hotdogs. The amount of different kind of Leathermen there are out there are ridiculous, and I'm sure you can find a high quality one for a decent price.
No, but similarly with another book, the staples disintegrated.
Yeah, and that teacher should learn something besides Geniac-speak.
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No, he was made in 1950 by Mr. Schulz.
Oops.
It's only a matter of time before my quantum computer is produced, and it's powered by Lucky Charms and Beer.
But in reality, I wonder if there's any advances in superconductivity?
My landlady's got this huge assembly of useless amounts of windchimes, from metal to glass to wood. I'm sure she'll love a windchime like this, only if I can sacrifice my coasters (They make GREAT coasters and pocket mirrors).
Great idea. Now if only I can figure out if there's any more use for dead drives.
But I thought Mr. Goatse was the first to grace the internet with his gaping hilarity?
This, coming from the country who banned Hitman?
Jeez, this is like when I didn't win and Goldeneye 007. I throw the controller and strangle my teammate.
Think of it this way: Someone had to program and compile the compiler itself, so if he puts no shortcut-enabling features into it to help with performance and whatnot, then he's going to get junk. What do you think he'd want from his own program, junk or perfection?