The only problem I see with this is the differing efficencies among headsets. Too loud on the stock headphones will not be the same as too loud on giant earmuff cans or 5-dollar convenience store earbuds.
I've never understood how you people play these cracked discs. Really, I get one damn scratch on my copy of GT3 and it's back to the Sentra parked in my driveway for me.
...but my laptop 15.4" widescreen and it's resolution is 1920x1200
ditto, and mine is going on a year and a half old now.
One question - why is it that all these laptop screens are so shiny and polished now? Mine has a very nice soft finish that in no way blurs the picture, but it also never gets glare unless there is a very bright light source. It also never shows fingerprints during use. Why switch to the shiny plastic now? Maybe it's just me though, because I think the shiny black PSPs and iPods look so much worse (after any use) than their white counterparts.
"I have a geforce4, and I've had several recent nvidia drivers that didn't work"
Same problem here, but I've also noticed that most of the new Nvidia windows drivers don't work for it either. Steam seems to think they will though (wink wink, nudge nudge)
Is there a specific reason (other than liability for online wrongdoing) why more people aren't knowingly sharing their internet connections already? Do the broadband companies prohibit this practice? I guess most people jsut wouldn't know how to do it anyway.
I just know that a lot of people pay a lot of money for broadband, but don't use all the bandwidth all the time.
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...And neither does anyone else.
did you swallow your phone again?
The only problem I see with this is the differing efficencies among headsets. Too loud on the stock headphones will not be the same as too loud on giant earmuff cans or 5-dollar convenience store earbuds.
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Everyday you are one day closer to the release of PlayStation Forever.
They're already dead to me,
and not just 70% dead.
So the much rumored "secret feature" of the revolution controller is its anti-viral properties?
If it's dark matter related I'm placing my bets on "Nibbler"
You're obviously used to ancient pronunciations, like when you say Christmas instead of Xmas.
"We've got Armadillos in our trousers. It's really quite frightening."
-Says my son, in the 2100s, in an all-too-familiar conversation
I've never understood how you people play these cracked discs. Really, I get one damn scratch on my copy of GT3 and it's back to the Sentra parked in my driveway for me.
...but my laptop 15.4" widescreen and it's resolution is 1920x1200
ditto, and mine is going on a year and a half old now.
One question - why is it that all these laptop screens are so shiny and polished now? Mine has a very nice soft finish that in no way blurs the picture, but it also never gets glare unless there is a very bright light source. It also never shows fingerprints during use. Why switch to the shiny plastic now? Maybe it's just me though, because I think the shiny black PSPs and iPods look so much worse (after any use) than their white counterparts.
Somebody's going to get the CLAMPS!
Children in the car = "Look at this!" + "Look at me!" + "Look what he's doing!"
Don't be a Dick.
In that case a lego hard drive is probably not for you, either.
I don't see why anyone would want to run Duke Nukem for more than a few minutes, much less the time span you propose.
You need to watch those people when they move to florida.
"I have a geforce4, and I've had several recent nvidia drivers that didn't work"
Same problem here, but I've also noticed that most of the new Nvidia windows drivers don't work for it either. Steam seems to think they will though (wink wink, nudge nudge)
That's why Australia is so badass.
Is there a specific reason (other than liability for online wrongdoing) why more people aren't knowingly sharing their internet connections already? Do the broadband companies prohibit this practice? I guess most people jsut wouldn't know how to do it anyway.
I just know that a lot of people pay a lot of money for broadband, but don't use all the bandwidth all the time.
Pumas are also overpriced.
...making it the slash to our sun's dot?