I'll never charge anything for my podcast. And I'm not just saying that because it's called "The Worst Podcast In The World", I wouldn't charge for it even if I thought I could. Seriously. Because I'm a lefty hairy commie pinko, and proud of it!
last i looked, mr. bush seemed a pretty hardcore christian to me.
Last I looked, Mr. Bush did not quite forgive his enemies, turn the other cheek, do unto others as he would have them do unto him, or pretty much anything else that I would associate with the teachings of Jesus Christ, whom these "Christians" have for some reason named their religion after.
IT bubble, IT boom...
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If it turns out to be worse than the bubble, they could call it the IT boil...
1 biggest internet mistake since the year 1980: really short articles that for no apparent reason span across 15 pages with a terrible interface.
Here's a summary of the article, for those of us who don't want to painfully click our way through what should have been no longer than twenty lines of text: "5 biggest game mistakes in 2005: the 5 game related things that happened. The end."
Children are told to do things all the time- they are punished if they don't do them exactly as asked. Kids are encouraged to conform and do what they are asked.
Whereas chimps in laboratory environments usually grow up in a totally free environment where they can do whatever they want and no reward/punishment system is ever employed.
(Oh, and I'd like to be the first to point out that this had nothing do with the fact that there were no Mac games at all before this since there were no Macs.)
I am glad to hear this. In the years following 1984, there was a great boost in really great, awesome games being made. (At least for the Mac, which I use. Sosumi. Banzai, Scarab of RA, Crystal Quest, Social Climber, Fool's Errand, Zero Gravity, Bird Race, Strategic Conquest and Dark Castle to name a few!)
Considering that there have only been two or three half-decent games released in the most recent few years and certainly not a single one in 2005, perhaps we can hope for a new boost of great games now? =]
"When was the last time you remember searching for something using AltaVista?"
"What do you mean?"
"I just mean not using Google. You know, Yahoo. When was the last time you remember using it? And I'm not talking about some distant, half-forgotten childhood memory. I mean like in the 90's. Can you remember when and why you switched? You can't, can you?
You know something, I don't think we really... switched... at all. 'Cause I've been talking to tons and tons and tons of people, and nobody remembers how they started using Google."
There have been some pretty old games made that pretty much were advertisements - and they were actually fun, too. Like Zool.
But if Master Chief drove a Ford in Halo 3, that would be the final straw that would make me break up with Bungie.
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I'll never charge anything for my podcast. And I'm not just saying that because it's called "The Worst Podcast In The World", I wouldn't charge for it even if I thought I could. Seriously. Because I'm a lefty hairy commie pinko, and proud of it!
All these great things that I've already had on my Mac for a year or more - and I get viruses and spyware and bad karma, to boot! Yeeehaw!
When is this going to be in Nethack?
Last I looked, Mr. Bush did not quite forgive his enemies, turn the other cheek, do unto others as he would have them do unto him, or pretty much anything else that I would associate with the teachings of Jesus Christ, whom these "Christians" have for some reason named their religion after.
If it turns out to be worse than the bubble, they could call it the IT boil...
IT abscess...
I was really excited by the headline before I saw it was filed under Games...
You kind of answer your own question... The point is that in a simulation you can do the stuff you wouldn't normally do...
I believe that the sentence maybe continues thus: "...for the users to be happy and sane".
I have a +5 Insightful comment to this article... Which I'm going to post right after this short nap.
No more than 15 minutes, honest.
1 biggest internet mistake since the year 1980: really short articles that for no apparent reason span across 15 pages with a terrible interface.
Here's a summary of the article, for those of us who don't want to painfully click our way through what should have been no longer than twenty lines of text: "5 biggest game mistakes in 2005: the 5 game related things that happened. The end."
Please polar bear with us as we attempt to get the carbon dioxide levels drown a bit.
A Narwhal man's place is in the kitchen! The tusks are for finding food.
And yes that's how you spell Narwhal.
Good God!! Pimps at Sea lives!
I'm glad the masculine form in gaming isn't being questioned. All my male friends look like that.
(Oh, and I'd like to be the first to point out that this had nothing do with the fact that there were no Mac games at all before this since there were no Macs.)
I am glad to hear this. In the years following 1984, there was a great boost in really great, awesome games being made. (At least for the Mac, which I use. Sosumi. Banzai, Scarab of RA, Crystal Quest, Social Climber, Fool's Errand, Zero Gravity, Bird Race, Strategic Conquest and Dark Castle to name a few!)
Considering that there have only been two or three half-decent games released in the most recent few years and certainly not a single one in 2005, perhaps we can hope for a new boost of great games now? =]
Well, I can dream...
Is this news? I had a car like that 10 years ago.
Sadly, it crashed into a raspberry bush at 1 km/h. At least I got out of it with only a few scratches.
Intelligent storage, an artist's rendition Now you too can store your data in a cross between a black hole and a chaotic circle down the drain!
If they'll be selling RoRs soon, how long before I can buy a WoW?
"When was the last time you remember searching for something using AltaVista?"
"What do you mean?"
"I just mean not using Google. You know, Yahoo. When was the last time you remember using it? And I'm not talking about some distant, half-forgotten childhood memory. I mean like in the 90's. Can you remember when and why you switched? You can't, can you?
You know something, I don't think we really... switched... at all. 'Cause I've been talking to tons and tons and tons of people, and nobody remembers how they started using Google."
Shut it down! Shut it down forever!!
Yes. And it was awesome! It wasn't nearly as Sonic-like as everyone seemed to think, though...
There have been some pretty old games made that pretty much were advertisements - and they were actually fun, too. Like Zool.
But if Master Chief drove a Ford in Halo 3, that would be the final straw that would make me break up with Bungie.
Cigarrette smoking is still legal.