You'd think that the scientists would want some higher res pictures.
Is it just that it would take a long time to transfer higher resolution pictures? It'd be nice to have thrown a nice 5 megapixel camera on there and get some really clear shots:)
The online play is pretty damn good too. As is the offline multiplayer play. I online wish more of the online game types were available online (the one where one team chases another would be pretty damn sweet offline). I've stayed up until 4:00am playing this game with friends.
For those who played the original Burnout and didn't like it: this one is a lot better. I bought the original, played it once, and haven't played it since. This one I've played a ton of.
And if you have a PS2 and Xbox, get the Xbox version. Much nicer graphics:)
The surplus was there beecause the ratio of people putting money into the system versus those taking it out was high.
Now we're reaching a point where the baby boomers are getting close to retirement age and the older folks are just living longer. So that ratio is decreasing. As has been said over and over again: Half the people are supposed to die before they collect social security. That is no longer the case.
And more from the Congressional Budget Office...annual Social Security outlays exceed revenues starting in 2019, and scheduled benefits cannot be paid beginning in 2053.
Wait, that means there's problems 14 years from now. And major problems in 48 years.
How is this a troll? It's funny that an "editor" at site with as many problems as slashdot has feels that it isn't amazingly hypocritical to mock another site that is currently having problems. People in glass houses indeed.
Slashdot has semi-major problems almost every day. 503 errors, "nothing for you to see here" annoyances, and a search engine that goes down more than a Thai hooker.
There may be conclusions that you disagree with but everything written there is far more honest,insightful, and truthful than any of the nonsense coming out of the NYT/WashPo/WashTimes/WSJ editorial pages.
They didn't fully disclose this. They disclosed that they were technical advisors to the campaign. Now the campaign has said that they were paid for support.
You think it's just a coincindence that KOS is backing Dean for DNC chair, don't you?
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You'd think that the scientists would want some higher res pictures.
:)
Is it just that it would take a long time to transfer higher resolution pictures? It'd be nice to have thrown a nice 5 megapixel camera on there and get some really clear shots
No, I think he actually meant: :p
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And you can make baseball games without the MLB license.
I don't see how it wouldn't hurt them. They wouldn't have real players. And that would hurt them.
Actually, Forbes.com is still up and running fine.
Cant go to sleep before 1AM most nights, my old ladie is asleep by 11am
:)
Damn! 11AM? that would make it tough
The online play is pretty damn good too. As is the offline multiplayer play. I online wish more of the online game types were available online (the one where one team chases another would be pretty damn sweet offline). I've stayed up until 4:00am playing this game with friends.
:)
For those who played the original Burnout and didn't like it: this one is a lot better. I bought the original, played it once, and haven't played it since. This one I've played a ton of.
And if you have a PS2 and Xbox, get the Xbox version. Much nicer graphics
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So, 99% of your users are men then?
The surplus was there beecause the ratio of people putting money into the system versus those taking it out was high.
Now we're reaching a point where the baby boomers are getting close to retirement age and the older folks are just living longer. So that ratio is decreasing. As has been said over and over again: Half the people are supposed to die before they collect social security. That is no longer the case.
And more from the Congressional Budget Office ...annual Social Security outlays exceed revenues starting in 2019, and scheduled benefits cannot be paid beginning in 2053.
Wait, that means there's problems 14 years from now. And major problems in 48 years.
Here's a pretty graph.
No way! A NY Times article saying that conservatives are wrong and the left is correct.
Come on... let's see who the Washington Times agrees with!
I hate the required regisration system on any web site for "free" access.
Then I'm sure you'll love it as more and more sites start to be pay only.
It's a nusance to put in garbage in a web form and use a throwaway email address, if necessary, but it still beats paying for it.
Ahh.. you are correct. I only skimmed TFA.
Sort of. It only helps if people actually visit that porn site before they open the attachment.
I just put one of those pictures as my desktop background at work and now... I'm afraid people might get the wrong impression.
There definitely is something a little "off" about them.
OMFG
Those are awesome. Seriously.
In a continuation of the seriousness: any one else thinks he looks a little light in the loafers?
But, since they're little bastards, expect some temporary "problems" once Verisign is finally forced to relinquish its control.
And IBM is still one of the companies out there that still fund a nice R&D department.
This plane is more fuel efficient, per passenger, than the Boeing 747, the plane it was designed to replace.
How is this a troll? It's funny that an "editor" at site with as many problems as slashdot has feels that it isn't amazingly hypocritical to mock another site that is currently having problems. People in glass houses indeed.
Slashdot has semi-major problems almost every day. 503 errors, "nothing for you to see here" annoyances, and a search engine that goes down more than a Thai hooker.
Show me a "lie" on Powerlineblog.com and I'll give you a cookie.
There may be conclusions that you disagree with but everything written there is far more honest,insightful, and truthful than any of the nonsense coming out of the NYT/WashPo/WashTimes/WSJ editorial pages.
They didn't fully disclose this. They disclosed that they were technical advisors to the campaign. Now the campaign has said that they were paid for support.
You think it's just a coincindence that KOS is backing Dean for DNC chair, don't you?
This is done for clairification to us tech dorks.
In reality MB and MiB _should_ mean the same thing. It's just that HD makers have decided that a 40GB drive is 40 billion bytes.
Anonymous? Typical slashbot. Oh no, my precious Karma!
blew off trucks on their way to a processing plant ended up contaminating his fields with Monsanto's genetics.
Oh, yeah. And these movies just happened to sprinkle onto my computer on the way to my neighbors house.