This might because AoC was touted as "the" WoW killer and has been a)buggy and b) disappointing.
Personally i was wholly disappointed and the unpolished feel from issues such as the one mentioned certainly didn't help.
'If you're online, Googling and looking for information on someone you met in a bar or on MySpace, this would provide a tool for people to go and look to see if someone who is suspicious and a little creepy has a history of violence.' You could act like an adult, make an informed decision based on the information you have, and its a done deal. No legislation required to prevent bad things from happening to stupid people!
You missed the point of his, which obvously wasn't a technical solution. Instead it was the assumption that people will find a way, as they always have, as they always will.
I think you pasted the wrong troll rant. This is a copyright article, so you use the one about owning a family friendly record store. Use the anti-America one for YRO and politics.
540 Calories. Not that makes it ok, nor negates your point any. Now add French Fries 570(LG Fry), and a large Coke , 310, and then you're well over 1000. Throw in a deluxe breakfast(1200) and you're at your calories for the day (2000-2500).
Source: http://www.mcdonalds.com/app_controller.nutrition.index1.html
Repeat after me, "I am not a corporate end-user". Good. Now, here is the thing. If something goes wrong users are going to call the help desk. They are not going to tinker. They are not going to google. They are not going to go to support forums. It isn't their job, and it isn't what they're told to do either. I'm glad you use FF, and personally I think its a great app, but as far as deploying, managing, and supprting it in an enterprise environment, it isn't quite there yet.
What is more important is that despite the fact that she is probably annoying as all hell in real life, she is a NORMAL AVERAGE American. She was just a run of the mill average joe, and she's concerned. That's a good thing, because it may indicate a change where people are getting fed up and taking notice.
I'm pretty sure that the controller cables on the dualshock weren't made from technology that was known to lose its ability to hold a charge over time, so i don't think this particular comparison works. But otherwise, carry on.
Do you think thats unobtrusive enough? I mean how could having to plug and unplug your discs into usb slots possibly be comparably restrictive?
BTW, there is about a zero percent chance of me buying or keeping any products that use this crap. Thanks for trying though.
Would someone whose sole business is the rental of old video games start to see increased competition from services like Nintendo's Virtual console and microsofts arcade? Seems t me that these would be a far bigger risk to revenue for Gametap than anything, as its direct competition from people who hold more more cards in this game. Just a thought...
But wouldn't the rumbling actually add to the experience of the game? If some giant monster on screen is walking toward me and the pack rumbles to reflect this, wouldn't i in theory be less stable on the ground within the game? The thus rumbling affecting the gyros is actually producing the realist effect of being unstable.
The television has been in homes for 50 years. TVs started becoming common in homes in the US in the 1950s, so there has certainly been enough time to see if any changes have ttaken place(and they have).
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This might because AoC was touted as "the" WoW killer and has been a)buggy and b) disappointing. Personally i was wholly disappointed and the unpolished feel from issues such as the one mentioned certainly didn't help.
Cite examples of how Hillary would be more effective as a Vice President than as a Senator.
It is more complex that being persecuted for believing ID, but wikipedia has an okay version of it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sternberg_peer_review_controversy
I think you can still technically get a ticket for jaywalking...
You missed the point of his, which obvously wasn't a technical solution. Instead it was the assumption that people will find a way, as they always have, as they always will.
I think you pasted the wrong troll rant. This is a copyright article, so you use the one about owning a family friendly record store. Use the anti-America one for YRO and politics.
540 Calories. Not that makes it ok, nor negates your point any. Now add French Fries 570(LG Fry), and a large Coke , 310, and then you're well over 1000. Throw in a deluxe breakfast(1200) and you're at your calories for the day (2000-2500). Source: http://www.mcdonalds.com/app_controller.nutrition.index1.html
Repeat after me, "I am not a corporate end-user". Good. Now, here is the thing. If something goes wrong users are going to call the help desk. They are not going to tinker. They are not going to google. They are not going to go to support forums. It isn't their job, and it isn't what they're told to do either. I'm glad you use FF, and personally I think its a great app, but as far as deploying, managing, and supprting it in an enterprise environment, it isn't quite there yet.
I bet when he's not hating on Americans he's running a down and out family music store...
Maybe he means it differently than "third generation".
Maybe he means:
First Age: 2D, Blocky
Second Age: 3D, Whatever
Third Age: Whatever he makes up in his speech.
I thought UMG was included in the 2004 deal, but according to Wikipedia its wholly owned by Vivendi still. Damn French.
GE owns 80% of NBC Universal, while Vivendi owns less than 20%. Not sure this is the French doing something stupid(alone atleast).
What is more important is that despite the fact that she is probably annoying as all hell in real life, she is a NORMAL AVERAGE American. She was just a run of the mill average joe, and she's concerned. That's a good thing, because it may indicate a change where people are getting fed up and taking notice.
I'm pretty sure that the controller cables on the dualshock weren't made from technology that was known to lose its ability to hold a charge over time, so i don't think this particular comparison works. But otherwise, carry on.
On a side note, OMG Zonk didn't post a dupe.
You make a good point, as of right now the PS3 has 0 games, and 0 of them are exclusive. You've got a good head on your shoulders.
Do you think thats unobtrusive enough? I mean how could having to plug and unplug your discs into usb slots possibly be comparably restrictive? BTW, there is about a zero percent chance of me buying or keeping any products that use this crap. Thanks for trying though.
When they hit rock bottom and start digging?
Would someone whose sole business is the rental of old video games start to see increased competition from services like Nintendo's Virtual console and microsofts arcade? Seems t me that these would be a far bigger risk to revenue for Gametap than anything, as its direct competition from people who hold more more cards in this game. Just a thought...
But wouldn't the rumbling actually add to the experience of the game? If some giant monster on screen is walking toward me and the pack rumbles to reflect this, wouldn't i in theory be less stable on the ground within the game? The thus rumbling affecting the gyros is actually producing the realist effect of being unstable.
The television has been in homes for 50 years. TVs started becoming common in homes in the US in the 1950s, so there has certainly been enough time to see if any changes have ttaken place(and they have).
As i recall you're allowed 1 free credit report a year every year anyway. Wasn't there a piece of legislation passed that said that?
1) Take old idea
2) Apply to new technology
3) Patent (Optional)
4) Profit!
Sheesh, aren't even any unknowns in this one. Where are you confused?
The Super Nintendo shipped with both an RF switch and a composite cable.