Well, and don't mention zergling rushes! Just imagine terrorists producing as many children as possible as fast as possible and flooding your home with them! *THAT* would be terrorism! Kekeke!
P.S. it's "vespene*:D
The major complaint about the Nano was that its surface got scratched too easily. Apple fixes this by going back to alluminium while keeping the same size factor, and adds "fancy" colours (ok, I'm not a big fan of those either, but you can get a black or silver one anyway), and people keep complaining? Geez.
The target audience doesn't really matter, nor does the public view. Moving pictures started as a simple entertainment form for the masses, especially the poor, young masses. At the dawn of cinema, watching movies was frowned upon by the high society, all sorts of sociocultural élites and the public view in general, and yet since about 90 years nobody would deny that cinema can be art.
I'm quite certain that the case of videogames can be comparable. It is a mature form of entertainment and has in some cases reached artistic heights.
The question "are videogames art?" in the headline is misleading. The correct question is "can videogames be art?". And of course they can, it all depends on the minds and efforts behind them (and not especially the money, as the summary would suggest. Hollywood blockbusters are not the best examples of "art"...)
Yes, I thought about that, but then test subjects taking the actual vaccine and test subjects taking placebo would act the same way, wouldn't they? Which would differ from the behaviour of people not in the test program.
I was asking myself the same qiestion as the GP post, thanks for your reply.
But doesn't that "bunch of people" that has been vaccinated behave in a different way in regard to AIDS than any other random bunch of people would, therefore making the statistical analysis worthless? I'm just curious.
A system such as the one you need already exists, but it requires the cat to wear a collar with an integrated chip. A friend of my parents has one for her cat and it works like charm. Your cat just needs to get used to the collar (which is thin and lightweight anyway).
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... or Camino, which is even better and cleaner in my opinion (if you can live whitout RSS support).
I noticed that too. I suppose they are really insisting on the fact that they are controlled, and that they don't just move at random. That would be very annoying for the soldier wearing it.
It's great that somebody is organizing a legal pay-per-download service based on bittorrent on a large scale, but teaming up with Warner Bros? Shouldn't they have first started by teaming up with some smaller, possibly independent production house? Or test it with short movies first? I would certainly pay to download beautiful short movies, they take up less time to dosnload and you often only get a chance to see them at film festivals or collected on dvds several years after their release, if you are lucky.
A bittorrent hub dedicated to selling short movies (and not just independent ones) would be a winner, in my opinion. With the general increase of bandwidth for home lines in both directions, you could easily get a short in less than a hour.
I'd be much happier with a sequel to the original game. It is an awesome strategy game, I still play it today (it's one of the best real-time games you can get running on an old G3, in my opinion) and I'd definitely be glad to see a new episode of it that keeps a similar, real-time strategy gameplay
Paris Hilton's phone's content wasn't "hacked" using bluetooth, a teenager exploited a flaw in T-Mobile International's code to gain access to her web account, which to my understanding mirrored the content of the phone.
Interesting article. I'm experimenting right now with a bluetooth adapter for my G3 tower with OsX Tiger installed and I was wondering if any of those bluetooth headsets would work with a VOIP program such as skype on my computer. Are these made especially for cellphones or are they supposed to be universal? The article doesn't seem to mention it. I'd be glad to know before buying one of those.
Our satellites give our military and NIMA a detailed view of pretty much every square meter of the planet, and we use this to blow shit up. No other nation on the globe has this capability to the extent we do. The United States government wants to keep it this way.
They should maybe start by nuking Google Maps headquarters from orbit then!
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Well, and don't mention zergling rushes! Just imagine terrorists producing as many children as possible as fast as possible and flooding your home with them! *THAT* would be terrorism! Kekeke! P.S. it's "vespene* :D
Heck, exposé runs marvelously on my 400Mhz blue/white G3 with 16 Mb vram!
I once heard of this special device called a "laptop computer" ...
Yup, it does, I just tried it on mine! Great news for the lovers of Dj-sets and other things you don't want gaps in.
he means the coffee cup, silly!
The major complaint about the Nano was that its surface got scratched too easily. Apple fixes this by going back to alluminium while keeping the same size factor, and adds "fancy" colours (ok, I'm not a big fan of those either, but you can get a black or silver one anyway), and people keep complaining? Geez.
The target audience doesn't really matter, nor does the public view. Moving pictures started as a simple entertainment form for the masses, especially the poor, young masses. At the dawn of cinema, watching movies was frowned upon by the high society, all sorts of sociocultural élites and the public view in general, and yet since about 90 years nobody would deny that cinema can be art.
I'm quite certain that the case of videogames can be comparable. It is a mature form of entertainment and has in some cases reached artistic heights.
The question "are videogames art?" in the headline is misleading. The correct question is "can videogames be art?". And of course they can, it all depends on the minds and efforts behind them (and not especially the money, as the summary would suggest. Hollywood blockbusters are not the best examples of "art"...)
Mod the gene -1 redundant.
It's like a safari, isn't it!
And Pokémon TGC? Where have all Pokémon TC players gone?
The correct term is Killer! Geez, what happened to good editorialism?
Yes, I thought about that, but then test subjects taking the actual vaccine and test subjects taking placebo would act the same way, wouldn't they? Which would differ from the behaviour of people not in the test program.
I was asking myself the same qiestion as the GP post, thanks for your reply. But doesn't that "bunch of people" that has been vaccinated behave in a different way in regard to AIDS than any other random bunch of people would, therefore making the statistical analysis worthless? I'm just curious.
A system such as the one you need already exists, but it requires the cat to wear a collar with an integrated chip. A friend of my parents has one for her cat and it works like charm. Your cat just needs to get used to the collar (which is thin and lightweight anyway).
... or Camino, which is even better and cleaner in my opinion (if you can live whitout RSS support).
It would probably grant the bearer big bucks from the Ministry Of Silly Walks, though.
It's great that somebody is organizing a legal pay-per-download service based on bittorrent on a large scale, but teaming up with Warner Bros? Shouldn't they have first started by teaming up with some smaller, possibly independent production house? Or test it with short movies first? I would certainly pay to download beautiful short movies, they take up less time to dosnload and you often only get a chance to see them at film festivals or collected on dvds several years after their release, if you are lucky. A bittorrent hub dedicated to selling short movies (and not just independent ones) would be a winner, in my opinion. With the general increase of bandwidth for home lines in both directions, you could easily get a short in less than a hour.
Zerg rush kekekekekekekekekeke!
I'd be much happier with a sequel to the original game. It is an awesome strategy game, I still play it today (it's one of the best real-time games you can get running on an old G3, in my opinion) and I'd definitely be glad to see a new episode of it that keeps a similar, real-time strategy gameplay
Paris Hilton's phone's content wasn't "hacked" using bluetooth, a teenager exploited a flaw in T-Mobile International's code to gain access to her web account, which to my understanding mirrored the content of the phone.
Interesting article. I'm experimenting right now with a bluetooth adapter for my G3 tower with OsX Tiger installed and I was wondering if any of those bluetooth headsets would work with a VOIP program such as skype on my computer. Are these made especially for cellphones or are they supposed to be universal? The article doesn't seem to mention it. I'd be glad to know before buying one of those.
They should maybe start by nuking Google Maps headquarters from orbit then!
making it small enough to be fitted in a shark's helmet.
Sorry, sorry.
Reinserting the parenthesis, duh