That sounds pretty useful to me. It'd be nice to be able to show 3d images in a business presentation, and that's something videoconferencing doesn't quite get down right.
Two possibilities: 1) This is a christmas miracle and a single Judge is turning out to be something other than a slimy evil-beyond-belief scumbag and we'll all live happily ever after...
2) She's just doing this to force them to bribe her again.
In case you didn't read the instruction manual that came with the first game, the only way to contain the flawed soulstone of mephisto was to implant it into the skull of the person most resistant to the lure of evil and to lock him away.
The hero of the first game was clearly aware of this and made the ultimate sacrifice, mind, body, and soul, to contain Diablo long enough for someone else to find a way to destroy him and his brothers and the soulstones.
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That sounds pretty useful to me. It'd be nice to be able to show 3d images in a business presentation, and that's something videoconferencing doesn't quite get down right.
You must be new here.
Way to be a douche.
Don't punish a company for doing the right thing. It sets really bad precedents.
I am a box, you insensitive clod!
On hacker/cracker messageboards everywhere:
OOH! more security vulnerabilities to play with!
Two possibilities:
1) This is a christmas miracle and a single Judge is turning out to be something other than a slimy evil-beyond-belief scumbag and we'll all live happily ever after...
2) She's just doing this to force them to bribe her again.
I wanna see!
They sent you your checks for cases where you are equal to 0.
Someone beat you to the "1" part.
It would be less ethical to pay the overpriced cost just to look more morally superior.
Indeed. This is a strange new move by the borg.
Shields up.
Weapons online.
Red Alert.
All hands to battlestations.
I shudder to think where you work.
In case you didn't read the instruction manual that came with the first game, the only way to contain the flawed soulstone of mephisto was to implant it into the skull of the person most resistant to the lure of evil and to lock him away.
The hero of the first game was clearly aware of this and made the ultimate sacrifice, mind, body, and soul, to contain Diablo long enough for someone else to find a way to destroy him and his brothers and the soulstones.
Dammit, man, now you've got me geeking out.
You know that's now what I meant...
See? it was such a good idea, you decided that was what you meant in the first place after all.
Now I just need a couple more, and a videocamera. PROFIT!
Visit Dallas.
You want to BE one? okay.
But you can already do that, the surgery's just a bit expensive.
I can just picture it, the final boss shows up...
"That's no space station..."
You might be a geek, if your laptop gave you the itch.
Like... a MONORAIL!
Most of my protons have a facebook page, you insensitive clod!
That can only be attributable to human error.
That's because they're in your head man.
Screw that, it needs to be a prime number.
or at least irrational.
That's because that's what they don't want you to see.
They couldn't help optimizing transfer speed just a bit.
It's addictive, man.
The downside to this methodology is that you have all the fun at the beginning and then you are REALLY screwed.