My local (Merseyside) papers made a lot of noise (ho ho!) some months ago when it was announced that a series of devices would be installed at petrol stations and other 'identified troublespots'. I wrote to a series of local MPs (some who had commented in the papers and some who hadn't) about their views on the device, asking how they would define such a device, how familiar they are with its function and effects and whether they would supporting a trial run of device installations in my local area.
None of the bastards replied. And now I get their damn party 'newsletter' through my letterbox every month.
-- I'm constructing a machine that projects a large, vertical plane of annihilative energy (roughly circle-shaped) in my backyard - I'm calling it Darwin's portal. Just pay me five bucks and step right in...
You are the older Will Robinson from the movie Lost In Space, and I claim my £5.
When you got the music in digital format pirated you don't get any additional value by buying the CD.
Obvious solution: put things on or with the CD that would increase the value but would be difficult to reproduce. Say... all of the seperate tracks used to mix the song in infinite quality FLAC format, perchance?:)
Mass Effect, like Final Fantasy XII, has the behind-the-character camera in way the wrong place.
All you can see of Cmdr. Shepard or Vaan is their butt. The rest of the world might be the most wonderfully realised piece of CG art you'll ever see, but if you can't detach the camera from the hero's backside, it's all for naught.
I'd been on the Citadel for three hours before I realised I'd never looked up. Do you have any sense of how tall the the room leading towards the council panel in the Citadel Tower is? C-Sec seems to be infinitely tall, but you can't tilt the camera up high enough to see.
I honestly thought that Dungeon Siege was a dead project. I'm very suprised to learn that they've had their heads down the whole time and got something done.
Who else didn't think that the DS movie was still in progress?
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With mature software engineering principles and rigorous unit testing, there's absolutely no excuse for horse buggies at all.
You're suggesting that the President use Netherworld tactics?
My local (Merseyside) papers made a lot of noise (ho ho!) some months ago when it was announced that a series of devices would be installed at petrol stations and other 'identified troublespots'. I wrote to a series of local MPs (some who had commented in the papers and some who hadn't) about their views on the device, asking how they would define such a device, how familiar they are with its function and effects and whether they would supporting a trial run of device installations in my local area. None of the bastards replied. And now I get their damn party 'newsletter' through my letterbox every month.
That's good to know. I always had trouble trying to pick him up by his tail and whirl him around into those bombs at the edge of the arena.
I'm not too familiar with this 'Silverlight'.
Is it equally devastating to both werewolves and vampires?
Ozone... around the Earth?
You mean like some kind of... layer?
(Yes, I know, I know. Couldn't help it.
What's wrong with just leaving the disks as they are for heaven's sake?
I've played on a single arcade game in my life. Credits are simply too expensive.
NO QUESTION. TOO EXPENSIVE.
It blends, by the way.
How many software engineers do you know who own planes?
"What if you could find brand new worlds, right here on Earth, where anything is possible? Same planet, different dimension. I've found the gateway!"
You are the older Will Robinson from the movie Lost In Space, and I claim my £5.
I'd like to mod Robert Heinlein +1 Insightful.
We don't destroy our data in the UK, we just leave it lying about in cars or anywhere we can find really.
Hahaha, who tagged this 'sendinronwealsey'?
You can host nowhere. Think about it. You can't host anywhere, but you can host 'nowhere'.
All you need to do is find somewhere which counts as 'nowhere'.
"I'm J. Random Hacker, this is
It's reminiscent of Lazlow's "... and that's what's on my underground hard drive."
They'd have to be infinite quality, though! Really, really, massively big!
Obvious solution: put things on or with the CD that would increase the value but would be difficult to reproduce. Say... all of the seperate tracks used to mix the song in infinite quality FLAC format, perchance?
That's it? Get right out of town!
Mass Effect, like Final Fantasy XII, has the behind-the-character camera in way the wrong place.
All you can see of Cmdr. Shepard or Vaan is their butt. The rest of the world might be the most wonderfully realised piece of CG art you'll ever see, but if you can't detach the camera from the hero's backside, it's all for naught.
I'd been on the Citadel for three hours before I realised I'd never looked up. Do you have any sense of how tall the the room leading towards the council panel in the Citadel Tower is? C-Sec seems to be infinitely tall, but you can't tilt the camera up high enough to see.
Honestly, I couldn't see a damn thing.
Ohhhhh... Is that what the catapult arm thing from the other story is for?
Curse your fast typing! :D
It will be crap. It has to be. But I don't care. To me, it'll be a blur of inconsequence with intermittent John Rhys-Davies coolness.
Incidentally, I'd like more tea
Huzzah for John Rhys-Davies!
I honestly thought that Dungeon Siege was a dead project. I'm very suprised to learn that they've had their heads down the whole time and got something done.
Who else didn't think that the DS movie was still in progress?