But.... Who the heck is he? I wikipedia'd him, and found nothing. Reading his blog, he seemed like the main reason he left was because Google was giving stuff away for free. And that annoyed him. Made him feel incompetent.
My roommate is actually interning at the Studio that makes a good number of those Sponge Bob games (yes, I do make fun of him) and he found it kooky how some things (though seemingly harmless) would be more likely to give them anything BUT an "E (for everyone)!" rating - but smashing other characters over the head with a golf club was perfectly acceptable, and wouldn't land them that awful E10+ rating.
Yes, and different kinds of athletes are better suited to different kinds of equipment. By making each athlete use the same bike, you make it about the equipment rather than the athletes.
And by the way, doing it in CGI is also more environmentally friendly: compounds used in fireworks are not always of the most benign sort.
Except that they also set off real fireworks which were, more or less, exactly the same as those digitally created. The only reason why most of the world saw the fakes was because they didn't want to stick a helicopter up in the sky only to be shot down by the fireworks.
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Neither am I. Hence, the noble people of Sweden will be friends in the cause ;)
What state was mine in? I pushed the button and it said "BRAAAAAIIIINS!!!"
It was in its regular, "on/awake" mode.
Ever hear of the Streisand effect? Same idea, part of most marketing strategies is just getting something frickin' out there.
Wait, I don't have a wife. Anymore.
There, fixed that for ya ;)
Someone wake me up when there's a 1TB SSD for $250 that can do unlimited rewrite ops.
Ah, finally! We've waited for you to go away forever, and here you offer it to us on a silver platter!
The plague did a lot of damage to humans, though.
Just imagine that AIDS becomes more widespread through the years, and we still can't cure it.
The dinosaurs couldn't cure their diseases, so if something as devastating as AIDS came along, it would probably be assured destruction.
But I wouldn't expect you to understand that.
Of course not... Just look at his UID (not that mine is much better...)
But.... Who the heck is he? I wikipedia'd him, and found nothing. Reading his blog, he seemed like the main reason he left was because Google was giving stuff away for free. And that annoyed him. Made him feel incompetent.
'cuz it would have required too much testing or something. I'd guess old code didn't work too well w/ new code.
http://mozillalinks.org/wp/2008/06/9-tweaks-for-firefox-3s-location-bar/
Didn't have a clue wtf column bookmarks were. Googled it. First result: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/3462
Add-ons, baby. The beauty of Firefox ;)
But it *is* a poor security practice to use them on your website.
Doesn't defective by design imply a DRM story?
Actually, it implies a Microsoft, DRM, or anything we don't like story. Which is why there is a defectivebydesign tag on this story ;-)
Except that they did need a janitor, because the self-cleaning mechanism got clogged. The joys of technology...
That, and he's a subscriber.
see any SpongeBob game.
My roommate is actually interning at the Studio that makes a good number of those Sponge Bob games (yes, I do make fun of him) and he found it kooky how some things (though seemingly harmless) would be more likely to give them anything BUT an "E (for everyone)!" rating - but smashing other characters over the head with a golf club was perfectly acceptable, and wouldn't land them that awful E10+ rating.
Scarier still - what if they had found it, and decided not to do anything?
Yes, and different kinds of athletes are better suited to different kinds of equipment. By making each athlete use the same bike, you make it about the equipment rather than the athletes.
RTFS:
Some people will not experience these problems as it is only in areas where the radio signal weakens that the immaturity of the stack really shows.
Not your fault, it's genetic.
Kids today! What ever happened to blaming it on society?
We evolved.
You can indeed use \n
And how the Giants made it there in the first place *ducks*
And by the way, doing it in CGI is also more environmentally friendly: compounds used in fireworks are not always of the most benign sort.
Except that they also set off real fireworks which were, more or less, exactly the same as those digitally created. The only reason why most of the world saw the fakes was because they didn't want to stick a helicopter up in the sky only to be shot down by the fireworks.
Hmmm... I think I shall jion the navy... If only I knew what it meant to jion...
I have, ever since I found out that -1 = 1.
But those who have huge investments in Linux: IBM, Oracle, Redhat, aren't pushovers either.
Fixed that for ya ;)