Considering the infinite diversity in Star Trek, you might just be ogling the booty of a shapely male crewmember. Heck, if the show could put skirts on male crewmembers...
I don't know about you all, but there were moments during many an NES battle between my sisters and I that ended with a chunky controller being flung toward a skull. If you threw MMO drama into the mix, a family like mine may well end up pressing charges.
Star Trek is one property where the look and feel might possibly outshine the actual gameplay. There are many fans out there who would gladly subscribe to just hang out on a virtual Federation Starship, never mnd the actual play mechanics.
If they can put together even a mediocre playing experience, this will take off like, well, a starship.
Someday we'll look fondly upon the days when you could just ask if someone is running "98" or "XP," maybe with "SP2." Very soon the abbreviations alone will take up several alphabets.
It makes sense. Apart from the movies from some ill-advised, heavily edited syndication on I think Comedy Central in the 90s, Python's US exposure has been on PBS.
When people use brand names to generically identify something, I find it more annoying than Scotch Tape in a Xerox machine. I get an Excedrin headache no Band-Aid can fix, and have to work off my stress by playing Nintendo.
That's quite a big step, and seeing it actually taken (by politicians of all people!) warms this old jaded heart. Assuming all goes well, this is going to serve as one hell of a shining example for the OSS community.
It's an interesting concept, but I wouldn't trust Verisign to get the tuna out of a can that had already been opened. I wonder what their deal is here.
As much as I'd love to walk around the house with dangling a set of wireless speakers from my wired headphones, I think bluetooth headphones are probably the way to go for that sort of thing.
The article is full of how he wants to do it, but would probably have trouble getting approval and so on. If this is news, alert the media that one day I "want" to fly around in a jetpack while robot slaves do all my work and it rains Kool-Aid.
They're "realigning" the business from one which spends part of its money paying those 150 employees, to one that keeps that money to make their books look a bit better for a little while.
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Considering the infinite diversity in Star Trek, you might just be ogling the booty of a shapely male crewmember. Heck, if the show could put skirts on male crewmembers...
Nice find! Thanks!
I don't know about you all, but there were moments during many an NES battle between my sisters and I that ended with a chunky controller being flung toward a skull. If you threw MMO drama into the mix, a family like mine may well end up pressing charges.
Those NES pads had some corners, I tellya what..
Star Trek is one property where the look and feel might possibly outshine the actual gameplay. There are many fans out there who would gladly subscribe to just hang out on a virtual Federation Starship, never mnd the actual play mechanics.
If they can put together even a mediocre playing experience, this will take off like, well, a starship.
Someday we'll look fondly upon the days when you could just ask if someone is running "98" or "XP," maybe with "SP2." Very soon the abbreviations alone will take up several alphabets.
I heard of those weirdos, they're the ones who want to replace my sturdy plastic Christmas tree with a lame wooden one!
It makes sense. Apart from the movies from some ill-advised, heavily edited syndication on I think Comedy Central in the 90s, Python's US exposure has been on PBS.
This is NOT your personal war! Those people have rights!
After the original taco-shaped N-Gage, and the followup shaped like a burrito, the logical next step would be a phone shaped like a quesadilla.
When people use brand names to generically identify something, I find it more annoying than Scotch Tape in a Xerox machine. I get an Excedrin headache no Band-Aid can fix, and have to work off my stress by playing Nintendo.
Since it isn't at all Google, how soon until the real Google sues its soundalike search engine Krugle for infringement?
If you get the whistle, it opens the warp.
That's quite a big step, and seeing it actually taken (by politicians of all people!) warms this old jaded heart. Assuming all goes well, this is going to serve as one hell of a shining example for the OSS community.
Now, cue the distro wars...
It's an interesting concept, but I wouldn't trust Verisign to get the tuna out of a can that had already been opened. I wonder what their deal is here.
As much as I'd love to walk around the house with dangling a set of wireless speakers from my wired headphones, I think bluetooth headphones are probably the way to go for that sort of thing.
Interesting.. will Sony finally be able to save a failing media format?
If they had cable, they'd have been protesting just about every movie shown on the pay stations after 11pm for the past 20 years.
The article is full of how he wants to do it, but would probably have trouble getting approval and so on. If this is news, alert the media that one day I "want" to fly around in a jetpack while robot slaves do all my work and it rains Kool-Aid.
Members of Saturn's DeLorean owners' association report that thanks to the storms, their cars are disappearing into Time left and right.
I'm looking to overclock my ENIAC. Any tips?
Also, does anyone have a copy of Gentoo on punch cards I can borrow?
What's British for "Magic Lantern?"
We can expect yet another huge rise in fake blogs, fake product reviews on Amazon and such, and paid shills in chats and message boards. Swell.
How on Earth did they port Solaris to the 2600?
Then you hide the oven as part of a larger plan to drive the captain insane.
They're "realigning" the business from one which spends part of its money paying those 150 employees, to one that keeps that money to make their books look a bit better for a little while.