Pshh... real Slashdot geeks build their own calculators, and they look much more haphazard than the one in TFA, and they correctly simluate the Pentium math bug.
It's all well and good not imposing arbitrary restrictions on the playing of software, but if it's not actually physically compatible with certain televisions, then that could present some problems.
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Do it.
Wii should detect this kind of thing. How exactly they achieve that is none of my concern.
Glad to see that they're focusing on the important things.
This isn't really news for nerds, y'know.
Nuh-uh, no way, señor.
If we won't have blue skies any more, what colour will they be?
Of course the Core gamer is a myth! Everybody got shanghaied into buying the Premium just for the hard drive.
I might not be now, but if I do that I think I may suddenly become invisible.
Whatever happened to that Jesus fellow?
*waves hand in front of you*
Look! Visisble!
*grumble*
And the environmental cost of building these solar panels is...?
Pshh... real Slashdot geeks build their own calculators, and they look much more haphazard than the one in TFA, and they correctly simluate the Pentium math bug.
Found it!
That's... the worst acronym I've ever read.
When more of these type of programs are available, Slashdot will list them all, and will become an RSS Feed Feed Feed.
Dear Nintendo: DIVX playback. XVID playback. MPEG playback. Now.
Is it manufactured by Sony?
Three years ago, it seems.
Just out of interest, where did you register your domains? :)
Use the Force, Luke!
You forgot IRC bots.
Or an Ask Slashdot?
Blitz Basic, QBASIC, FreeBasic... then move onto C/C++ with GCC and Allegro or SDL.
Stop ranting, start coding!
Does it work with both NTSC and PAL hardware?
It's all well and good not imposing arbitrary restrictions on the playing of software, but if it's not actually physically compatible with certain televisions, then that could present some problems.
How can they justify using these... weapons... on... ugh.... ARRRGHGHGGHHHHHH!
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