Actually, the discussion started out to become the basis of your call of flamebait. The story itself just asked an "innocent" question asking if anybody WOULD want to stay in Canada if given the chance. If an article posted a link to a site with pros and cons of the new consoles and asked which console the/. community would buy, would you call it flamebait? Maybe you would, but I wouldn't. Besides...nothing bad up here in Canada. Just a couple of icicles hanging from your ears once in a while...
With piracy so rampant in China, I was surprised that there were no news of a Chinese gamer committing suicide after trying to beat the water temple in Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Now THAT'S something to commit suicide over.
...but will it be worth it to drill billions of holes into silicon to make lasers? I don't think it will be cost efficient until there are advances made in nanotechnology.
Personally, if there were a lot of trees in the past, I think that there would have been more than a lot of grass. And if there were leaf chomping dinos, there were grass chomping dinos too. Besides...Were stegosaurs intelligently capable enough to actually attempt to reach anything positioned higher than 1m above ground level?
So I can study it. It's the international year of physics to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Einstein's publication of his General Theory of Relativity and my Physics 11 teacher slapped the theory of relativity into my classmates' faces (and mine) right after we finished work, power, and energy unit.
I'd be grateful if somebody would declare next week as the official, "International Week of Relativity" and release lots of info on the subject because the UNIT test is next week.
On the other hand, the article is very informative and enlightening for students like me who haven't even skimmed the top of "spooky action."
(The reading speed of your eyes, relative to the typing speed of my fingers, is VEEEEERRY slow.)
P.S. Either it's just me, or you can scroll infinitely downwards at the site in the article.
Dem kids don't know how good they have it these days. Babbage Calculating Machines and rootkits...Bah! Back i' my days, them Sony-cans made backdoors in the houses that caused drafts many a day! And nearly everybody died of the flu! It's all because of them darn dangled Spainiard pirates! (so Sony says...)
The only reason interest in CS has dropped is because only the smart geeks and nerds who spent their time studying upside-down in trash cans are the ones who take it.
As for the minority of women, well...You don't see a lot of girls upside-down in trash cans, do you?
If this guy DID cure himself of the HIV virus, then this would be the turning point in medical science! Maybe he had the delta 32 gene in him? Like the one this article had reported on. Or at least some mutation of it...
Even if it is okay to sell/make clones of the NES hardware, the actual games themselves (well...most of them) are still protected by copyright(s). The NES came out in the 80s, and copyrights last at least 30 years. I don't see any Transformers yet, so I don't see the games themselves out of copyright yet. Time to pull out my electronics tools.
P.S. Overly critical guy: You're not critical. You're flamebait.
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Actually, the discussion started out to become the basis of your call of flamebait. The story itself just asked an "innocent" question asking if anybody WOULD want to stay in Canada if given the chance. If an article posted a link to a site with pros and cons of the new consoles and asked which console the /. community would buy, would you call it flamebait? Maybe you would, but I wouldn't. Besides...nothing bad up here in Canada. Just a couple of icicles hanging from your ears once in a while...
With piracy so rampant in China, I was surprised that there were no news of a Chinese gamer committing suicide after trying to beat the water temple in Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Now THAT'S something to commit suicide over.
...computers and positive karma on /.
I thought Base's set of rules indicated that one cannot post only ILLEGAL or non-consexual pr0n as I have mentioned here.
I don't see how large herds of grazers could exist for more than a very short while if it weren't for a resilient, bottom-growing plant like grass.
I'm surprised that an intelligent design didn't attack this part of the thread yet.
Will Einstein's genius never cease to amaze us post-humously? Probably not.
This will be a great thing for students to look up if they are doing (or going to do) relativity in school.
The photos were created by projecting light on "biological film" -- billions of genetically engineered E. coli growing in dishes of agar."
"Please keep out of reach of children's mouths. In fact, your's too."
...but will it be worth it to drill billions of holes into silicon to make lasers? I don't think it will be cost efficient until there are advances made in nanotechnology.
Parent sues pet store owner.
Is there a point for the parent to post a news report about a pedophile in a dinosaur thread?
Personally, if there were a lot of trees in the past, I think that there would have been more than a lot of grass. And if there were leaf chomping dinos, there were grass chomping dinos too. Besides...Were stegosaurs intelligently capable enough to actually attempt to reach anything positioned higher than 1m above ground level?
It is because in Asia, a lot of gamers hang out in Internet cafes where they play the MMOs and pay their metered rates ALONG with the cafes' rates.
So I can study it.
It's the international year of physics to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Einstein's publication of his General Theory of Relativity and my Physics 11 teacher slapped the theory of relativity into my classmates' faces (and mine) right after we finished work, power, and energy unit.
I'd be grateful if somebody would declare next week as the official, "International Week of Relativity" and release lots of info on the subject because the UNIT test is next week.
On the other hand, the article is very informative and enlightening for students like me who haven't even skimmed the top of "spooky action."
(The reading speed of your eyes, relative to the typing speed of my fingers, is VEEEEERRY slow.)
P.S. Either it's just me, or you can scroll infinitely downwards at the site in the article.
The Earth is already being sucked into a vortex of idiocy. I don't see how a spacetime vortex will augment the problem.
Dem kids don't know how good they have it these days. Babbage Calculating Machines and rootkits...Bah! Back i' my days, them Sony-cans made backdoors in the houses that caused drafts many a day! And nearly everybody died of the flu! It's all because of them darn dangled Spainiard pirates! (so Sony says...)
The only reason interest in CS has dropped is because only the smart geeks and nerds who spent their time studying upside-down in trash cans are the ones who take it.
As for the minority of women, well...You don't see a lot of girls upside-down in trash cans, do you?
What if they're ninjas? Everybody knows that ANYTHING in a master's hands is a deadly weapon.
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Does that mean people are allowed to post most of their pr0n? That would be...disturbing...Interesting for others, but not for the soccer moms.
If this guy DID cure himself of the HIV virus, then this would be the turning point in medical science! Maybe he had the delta 32 gene in him? Like the one this article had reported on. Or at least some mutation of it...
Cocaine and anthrax both look alike and both are VERY hazardous to one's health. Is there a difference? You be the judge.
Is that why I can't see the Colonel smiling these days?
Although it didn't work out, you can still see the remnants downtown.
If I had a nickel every time I wished I had a shot gun...
You'd have a nickel!
Even if it is okay to sell/make clones of the NES hardware, the actual games themselves (well...most of them) are still protected by copyright(s). The NES came out in the 80s, and copyrights last at least 30 years. I don't see any Transformers yet, so I don't see the games themselves out of copyright yet. Time to pull out my electronics tools.
P.S. Overly critical guy: You're not critical. You're flamebait.
If I had any friends to actually play with
Why? Because Google's bots will come in, and search up a google of sites about Risk strategies and pwn you!