"Most of the problems I've been called to look at have been caused by viruses and spyware, some by strange software [conflicts], and only one by faulty hardware."
Fortunately, the hardware problem ended up being a temporary issue.
...is a bunch of wimps with no horsepower-ower-ower-ower!
Gentleman, start your flames.
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When you allow others to enter into your gaming experience, the experience is no longer "yours." Way it goes.
FWIW, I avoid networked, multiplayer games for this reason. After a long day grinding it out with others at work, the last thing I want is to grind it out with yet more people online.
I bet those two had a hand in this with their secret society of fighting game developers.
Yeah, those 100-hour work weeks make many a game developer quick and lethal. What's one to do? Beat you over the head with a printout of particle system code?
I won't deny you your complaint, but seriously folks, after years without alpha transparency support and now MSFT waving its hand at CSS2, you might as well can any hope you have for being able to design and code to a single standard. It is over.
Web development will forever suck fat cock, because you will have to spend many mind-numbing man-hours tweaking your web sites. Cope. This is what web development has been, is now, and forever will be. No amount of letter writing, e-mailing, phone calls, or mobs with pitch forks and torches is going to change it.
It isn't a matter of difficulty. It's about some people exerting control where they can at the expense of everybody else.
I don't watch much BBC outside of BBC Nightly News on occasion on PBS here in the States, so I don't really know much about the music used, but......why not create your own? A couple Acid Pro loops and you've got a 20-30 second clip of worthless but copyright-free music you can drop in.
An entertaining, revealing read to say the least. I believe the prevalence of internet cafes are to blame. Affords greater anonymity as opposed to doing this from a business or home residence.
As you can discern from my nickname, I like bikes. I often peruse the listings on eBay to see what's out there (I only have two bikes...so far!). There's no shortage of 1-day and 3-day listings that appear to originate from London. They're pure scam listings for very high-end bikes like Pinarello Dogmas, Colnago C-40s and C-50s, and Trek Madones.
As evidenced by the fact that it's posted as a YRO article rather than science. What the fuck does iMAX's selection of flicks to show have to do with my rights? Privileges maybe, but not rights.
What goes in/var? Logs, databases, package management stuff (e.g. portage). Then there's DNS and mail stuff (e.g. djbdns and qmail). At least with/etc, you can be reasonably sure you're looking at config files./var is truly the "Wild West" of the filesystem.
I'd offer some suggestions, but it would not matter. Folks are going to riddle directories as they see fit. Way it goes.
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Fortunately, the hardware problem ended up being a temporary issue.
...is a bunch of wimps with no horsepower-ower-ower-ower! Gentleman, start your flames.
FWIW, I avoid networked, multiplayer games for this reason. After a long day grinding it out with others at work, the last thing I want is to grind it out with yet more people online.
You're going to install XFree86 when Gentoo 2005 comes out?
Yeah, those 100-hour work weeks make many a game developer quick and lethal. What's one to do? Beat you over the head with a printout of particle system code?
This is a weak submarine patent cash grab. Nothing to see here. Please disperse.
That's the first time that joke's been funny in a loooong time. Thanks!
No, that's Bender. See, he's grabbing a brew.
Happy birthday to you Happy birthday, dear Paint Shop Pro Happy birthday to you
Web development will forever suck fat cock, because you will have to spend many mind-numbing man-hours tweaking your web sites. Cope. This is what web development has been, is now, and forever will be. No amount of letter writing, e-mailing, phone calls, or mobs with pitch forks and torches is going to change it.
It isn't a matter of difficulty. It's about some people exerting control where they can at the expense of everybody else.
Yes, but can you document this? The committee won't accept your assertion without proof.
Yeah, but paper covers rock. I swear!
On 5.25" no less. That would be worth something someday. Oh well.
Dupe, dee, dupe, dupe.
Flamebait, perhaps?
I don't watch much BBC outside of BBC Nightly News on occasion on PBS here in the States, so I don't really know much about the music used, but... ...why not create your own? A couple Acid Pro loops and you've got a 20-30 second clip of worthless but copyright-free music you can drop in.
An entertaining, revealing read to say the least. I believe the prevalence of internet cafes are to blame. Affords greater anonymity as opposed to doing this from a business or home residence.
As you can discern from my nickname, I like bikes. I often peruse the listings on eBay to see what's out there (I only have two bikes...so far!). There's no shortage of 1-day and 3-day listings that appear to originate from London. They're pure scam listings for very high-end bikes like Pinarello Dogmas, Colnago C-40s and C-50s, and Trek Madones.
(is there a -1 Bad Spelling? I've lost hope) :-P
As evidenced by the fact that it's posted as a YRO article rather than science. What the fuck does iMAX's selection of flicks to show have to do with my rights? Privileges maybe, but not rights.
I'd offer some suggestions, but it would not matter. Folks are going to riddle directories as they see fit. Way it goes.
I had tabbed browsing in lynx well before NetCaptor, Opera, or Mozilla ever did.
Just because someone wants to have a presence on the web doesn't mean they should have to give away how they present themselves.
MythTV + IR blaster = problem solved.
That should read "in your language/tool of preference."
I too wish all web sites could conform to a standard of some sort, but I don't see how that means games should do the same.