"The design of the guitar makes it very hard to press the fifth button with the thumb. We cannot attach more than one pager to each finger, leaving us no options than only to use four buttons and having to ignore the dots on the fifth fret, this means you cannot play songs on the hard level."
Uh... how hard could it be to interpret your thumb (or any other area of the body) as a 5th fret note? It doesn't mean you have to actually press it with your thumb, just stretch your little finger or slide your palm up. Geez.
and more like shameless advertising for some $400 ear buds.
Using terms like hypothesis, double blind, and test subjects doesn't mean you've suddenly uncovered something about anything.
Your audio system is only as strong as its weakest link, and if you're listening to cheap earphones, you're missing out on what your MP3 player is capable of delivering. The SE420's fit tight inside your ear canal, so they isolate your ears from extraneous noise. Meryl: Why don't I make you some of this new Mococoa Drink? All natural cocoa beans from the upper slopes of Mount Nicaragua. No artificial sweeteners...
Truman: What the hell are you talking about?!
Meryl: I've tasted other cocoas. This is the best.
Truman: What the hell has that got to do with anything? Tell me what's happening?!
We are the one who are promoting their products in the market and if they will behave in such a rash manner with us then we will stop business with them. Your dollars, which weren't even there to begin with, will not be missed.
Wireless companies, meanwhile, are rolling out new packages to meet demand. "For a teenager to send thousands of text messages a month is not unusual," said John Johnson, a spokesman for Verizon Wireless. Last month the company introduced an unlimited texting plan because even its highest bundle of free text messages -- 5,000 a month -- wasn't enough.
At one point, I belive my MySpace profile said I was a 50-something-year-old, 6 feet, 300 lbs., pregnant, gay black man, and that I watched a lot of The Price is Right, and listened to mostly 80s club music. My picture was of Steve Urkel.
Smell the smoke c. 500,000 B.C.E. Though, one could argue that the body is a machine. It's the Americans, particularly, who would like to believe that they are independent and free of all ties to anything else in the universe - under mum's dress clung firmly to her leg. Step One: We admitted we were powerless.
you've obviously never tasted tobacco or felt the sting of nicotine in your throat -- much less a crude tobacco concentrate. One sip of that and you'd have a better chance of coughing to death.
Acid-Base chemistry, on the other hand, is simple enough for a 10 year old. Extract the alkaloids from tobacco, drop a lethal dose in a shot of rum. A lethal balm is also very plausable, granted you'd need to apply it while wearing gloves. Friends close, enemies closer. Cheers!
These people aren't being diagnosed with internet addiction based on symptoms, they're willfully coming forth and admitting that they have problems with self-control. There is no such thing as a better-than/worse-than addiction, and there is no grand-scheme social conspiracy. These are people who have accepted the fact that they spend way too much time and money reading/. articles -- err, gathering research materials for that proposal due next week.
Rehab isn't about eliminating unwanted behaviors, it's about introducing and reinforcing newer, more positive behaviors. It's about restructuring day-to-day habits... you know, the kind that involve eating, sleeping, and keeping yourself clean. It looks as though some of them are even learning about this fabled thing called exercise.
Too bad I'm not the first to say this, but this is stupid. At 1:24 you can see that they edited the clip, probably because their dumbass RC rover did a backflip. As if I cared little enough about crappy remote controlled cars in the first place, I give this a 10; and by 10 I mean -10 out of -10.
Who the hell said anything about Internet Explorer or stolen credit cards? You have to be on crack. If Internet Explorer exploits was the thread topic, you'd be on top of it, but (Ding, ding! Last round to Earth!) we're talking about where to shop for computers and electronics online.
Check your local college for fliers to bar shows. I know that bars in my town usually have DJ nights at least once or twice a week. $3-$5 head and you can just relax with people and listen to jungle/house/trancecore/reggae whatever until the night winds down. Sure beats sitting on the computer watching the kilobytes rack up in your shared music directory. Just a suggestion.
Come to think of it, some of the shittiest music I've ever heard was played by friends who were just strumming aimlessly to whoever wanted to hear at a party or whatnot. Some of the shittiest, but the quality pales in comparison to what it feels like to be right there. And anybody who writes music would agree with that: the recordings aren't worth the plastic they're pasted to, it's the live experience that counts. So this begs the question, "Why all the effort and technology? Why risk so much just to spread music that isn't even worth anything?" It should be as free as the air it travels through.
You know what your piece means? Ass. It's cash in someone's warm, moist hand. Charging for a performance is one thing, but charging for music is just rediculous. Why would someone want to listen to music made without pure passion, diluted with the prospect of fortune? Where's the substance? And that's all beside the point. If artists want a carreer in music, they should either learn to live on a budget, get over themselves, reconsider music as a hobby, or all three (performing arts as the sole exception, and I'm talking about people who have a masters in music composition.) This is all beside the point anyway. It's not the artists who are to blame for crappy, overpriced music, it's the producers and record labels. They are the real money-grubbing scumbags, and deserve to have their sexuals moistened with the sharp end of my shoe.
That's just plain terrible. What is free music? Recorded music? I'm hoping that one could still set up a drum/guitar/whatever in a park and perform publicly, but handing out cassette tapes is out of the question?
Actually, it's not a problem at all. If by world you meant America, then the world does favor those who can pay up. I don't think this dates back as far as the beginning of time as much as it dates back to the Greek Sophists. Equal opportunity to all, but if you can't pay the bill then you're on your own. I'm poor as hell and I still wouldn't have it any other way.
At first I thought 1 FPS was a rounded-up value, as it was more like 0.2 FPS... but I was proved wrong. I figured I could just wait it out, but then I realized it isn't really worth it. I understand it's promotional, but if they'd spent even 15 more minutes developing a storyline (in addition to the 5 they did spend) then I might've actually played it through. Instead I spent 20 minutes in total ignorance of who I was, where I was going, and why I could make objects float in mid air... that is, if I wasn't spending my time waiting.
Compromising game quality for graphic quality is one thing, but if you're going to go the eye-candy route then do it right and use at least a little discretion, ensuring that the game will actually play on anything other than a particle accellerator. The glow-effect annoyed the hell out of me. I found myself rubbing my eyes and putting my face right against the screen because I thought I was going blind.
I dunno. I didn't find it very entertaining or challenging, unless you consider suffering through long choppy intro sequences full of faeries and flowers a challenge.
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"The design of the guitar makes it very hard to press the fifth button with the thumb. We cannot attach more than one pager to each finger, leaving us no options than only to use four buttons and having to ignore the dots on the fifth fret, this means you cannot play songs on the hard level." Uh... how hard could it be to interpret your thumb (or any other area of the body) as a 5th fret note? It doesn't mean you have to actually press it with your thumb, just stretch your little finger or slide your palm up. Geez.
Using terms like hypothesis, double blind, and test subjects doesn't mean you've suddenly uncovered something about anything. Your audio system is only as strong as its weakest link, and if you're listening to cheap earphones, you're missing out on what your MP3 player is capable of delivering. The SE420's fit tight inside your ear canal, so they isolate your ears from extraneous noise. Meryl: Why don't I make you some of this new Mococoa Drink? All natural cocoa beans from the upper slopes of Mount Nicaragua. No artificial sweeteners...
Truman: What the hell are you talking about?!
Meryl: I've tasted other cocoas. This is the best.
Truman: What the hell has that got to do with anything? Tell me what's happening?!
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At one point, I belive my MySpace profile said I was a 50-something-year-old, 6 feet, 300 lbs., pregnant, gay black man, and that I watched a lot of The Price is Right, and listened to mostly 80s club music. My picture was of Steve Urkel.
Smell the smoke c. 500,000 B.C.E. Though, one could argue that the body is a machine. It's the Americans, particularly, who would like to believe that they are independent and free of all ties to anything else in the universe - under mum's dress clung firmly to her leg. Step One: We admitted we were powerless.
I'll entertain my skepticism this time. Where can I find the published study? Why males and not females?
you've obviously never tasted tobacco or felt the sting of nicotine in your throat -- much less a crude tobacco concentrate. One sip of that and you'd have a better chance of coughing to death.
Acid-Base chemistry, on the other hand, is simple enough for a 10 year old. Extract the alkaloids from tobacco, drop a lethal dose in a shot of rum. A lethal balm is also very plausable, granted you'd need to apply it while wearing gloves. Friends close, enemies closer. Cheers!
Acceleration != Amplitude
The article is about spores, not bacteria.
When are they going to extend to Korea?
/. articles -- err, gathering research materials for that proposal due next week.
When, oh when?
These people aren't being diagnosed with internet addiction based on symptoms, they're willfully coming forth and admitting that they have problems with self-control. There is no such thing as a better-than/worse-than addiction, and there is no grand-scheme social conspiracy. These are people who have accepted the fact that they spend way too much time and money reading
Rehab isn't about eliminating unwanted behaviors, it's about introducing and reinforcing newer, more positive behaviors. It's about restructuring day-to-day habits... you know, the kind that involve eating, sleeping, and keeping yourself clean. It looks as though some of them are even learning about this fabled thing called exercise.
Slinkies climb down stairs more gracefully than this piece of crap.
Too bad I'm not the first to say this, but this is stupid. At 1:24 you can see that they edited the clip, probably because their dumbass RC rover did a backflip. As if I cared little enough about crappy remote controlled cars in the first place, I give this a 10; and by 10 I mean -10 out of -10.
Who the hell said anything about Internet Explorer or stolen credit cards? You have to be on crack. If Internet Explorer exploits was the thread topic, you'd be on top of it, but (Ding, ding! Last round to Earth!) we're talking about where to shop for computers and electronics online.
Check your local college for fliers to bar shows. I know that bars in my town usually have DJ nights at least once or twice a week. $3-$5 head and you can just relax with people and listen to jungle/house/trancecore/reggae whatever until the night winds down. Sure beats sitting on the computer watching the kilobytes rack up in your shared music directory. Just a suggestion.
Come to think of it, some of the shittiest music I've ever heard was played by friends who were just strumming aimlessly to whoever wanted to hear at a party or whatnot. Some of the shittiest, but the quality pales in comparison to what it feels like to be right there. And anybody who writes music would agree with that: the recordings aren't worth the plastic they're pasted to, it's the live experience that counts. So this begs the question, "Why all the effort and technology? Why risk so much just to spread music that isn't even worth anything?" It should be as free as the air it travels through.
You know what your piece means? Ass. It's cash in someone's warm, moist hand. Charging for a performance is one thing, but charging for music is just rediculous. Why would someone want to listen to music made without pure passion, diluted with the prospect of fortune? Where's the substance? And that's all beside the point. If artists want a carreer in music, they should either learn to live on a budget, get over themselves, reconsider music as a hobby, or all three (performing arts as the sole exception, and I'm talking about people who have a masters in music composition.) This is all beside the point anyway. It's not the artists who are to blame for crappy, overpriced music, it's the producers and record labels. They are the real money-grubbing scumbags, and deserve to have their sexuals moistened with the sharp end of my shoe.
That's just plain terrible. What is free music? Recorded music? I'm hoping that one could still set up a drum/guitar/whatever in a park and perform publicly, but handing out cassette tapes is out of the question?
Actually, it's not a problem at all. If by world you meant America, then the world does favor those who can pay up. I don't think this dates back as far as the beginning of time as much as it dates back to the Greek Sophists. Equal opportunity to all, but if you can't pay the bill then you're on your own. I'm poor as hell and I still wouldn't have it any other way.
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At first I thought 1 FPS was a rounded-up value, as it was more like 0.2 FPS... but I was proved wrong. I figured I could just wait it out, but then I realized it isn't really worth it. I understand it's promotional, but if they'd spent even 15 more minutes developing a storyline (in addition to the 5 they did spend) then I might've actually played it through. Instead I spent 20 minutes in total ignorance of who I was, where I was going, and why I could make objects float in mid air... that is, if I wasn't spending my time waiting.
Compromising game quality for graphic quality is one thing, but if you're going to go the eye-candy route then do it right and use at least a little discretion, ensuring that the game will actually play on anything other than a particle accellerator. The glow-effect annoyed the hell out of me. I found myself rubbing my eyes and putting my face right against the screen because I thought I was going blind.
I dunno. I didn't find it very entertaining or challenging, unless you consider suffering through long choppy intro sequences full of faeries and flowers a challenge.