Meeting people I've met online can be pretty tricky. A lot of the people I know don't live in the same state, or even in the same country as me. I can't imagine how a high schooler meets up with anyone that isn't already in their same community.
This article seems unworthy... I say seems because I can't actually access the article. I'm going off the title. It tells me that it is an uninteresting and generally useless blob of text. I'll assume the site has been temporarily destroyed by being erroneously linked-to on the front page of slashdot.
It's more of a ridiculous stunt than a serious attempt to stop piracy. (Or, if it is serious, it's pretty fucking poor attempt)
There's no need to do anything except what grabs the most attention.
But I'm actually a bit partial to the, uh... SNES.
I just can't get enough Chrono Trigger / Tales of Phantasia / Super Mario RPG
FF3 / Earthbound / Secret of Evermore / Zelda:ALinkToThePast / Megaman X
Yoshi's Island / Zombies ate my neighbors / etc. Yeah, Zombies ate my neighbors, I said it.
There's really no shortage of great SNES games. They're fun and memorable and that kind of crap.
This has got to be some bullshit. What sort of laser causes disorientation and pain in the eyes for hours? (After a fraction of a second of indirect exposure, and at long range?)
If I were to use that button, odds are that I would get to the page, determine it's not what I want... click back, then click the regular search button.
What effect, if any, would there be on Mark Cuban's internet speed after blocking all P2P traffic? I sort of assume he gets whatever speeds he pays for, regardless of the load other people are putting on their connections.
Portal has individual, disconnected levels because its story was specifically designed for it.
When you're done with one test chamber you get on a elevator and go to the next one. I don't see any artificial interruptions in the gameplay.
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Meeting people I've met online can be pretty tricky. A lot of the people I know don't live in the same state, or even in the same country as me.
I can't imagine how a high schooler meets up with anyone that isn't already in their same community.
This article seems unworthy...
I say seems because I can't actually access the article. I'm going off the title. It tells me that it is an uninteresting and generally useless blob of text.
I'll assume the site has been temporarily destroyed by being erroneously linked-to on the front page of slashdot.
It's more of a ridiculous stunt than a serious attempt to stop piracy. (Or, if it is serious, it's pretty fucking poor attempt)
There's no need to do anything except what grabs the most attention.
'Scuse me while I L2link
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Here's an upscaled version. http://img295.imageshack.us/my.php?image=seacablehiiifz4.jpg
I don't know what it says under "Damaged" but everything else is pretty readable.
You know, not all .mp3 files contain copyrighted content, and, shockingly, it is possible to legally own copyrighted content.
The intentionally misinterpreted version of a definition is the only version that really matters.
This is not the space age.
be careful with untested third party software
Pretty insightful if you ask me.
But I'm actually a bit partial to the, uh... SNES.
I just can't get enough Chrono Trigger / Tales of Phantasia / Super Mario RPG
FF3 / Earthbound / Secret of Evermore / Zelda:ALinkToThePast / Megaman X
Yoshi's Island / Zombies ate my neighbors / etc.
Yeah, Zombies ate my neighbors, I said it.
There's really no shortage of great SNES games. They're fun and memorable and that kind of crap.
Children play games all the time. What's so different about video games that makes them unacceptable?
Turns out nobody actually cares, though. There are more important things to think about than insignificant/nonexistent differences in audio quality.
Or in other words: Vinyl isn't coming back because it's vinyl.
I'm still waiting for Lavos to pop out of the ground, in 1999.
A message designed to discourage piracy actually encourages it.
Man, irony is great.
No compelling reasons to upgrades, compelling reasons not to upgrade.
Sounds familiar. Anyone?
*yawn*
I have to buy a console and games? Boo hoo!
This has got to be some bullshit.
What sort of laser causes disorientation and pain in the eyes for hours? (After a fraction of a second of indirect exposure, and at long range?)
That phrase doesn't strike me as being particularly racist.
what the hell would it need DX10 for?
What does any game need DX10 for? Nothing, except to make it "vista-only".
If I were to use that button, odds are that I would get to the page, determine it's not what I want... click back, then click the regular search button.
You are not lucky.
What effect, if any, would there be on Mark Cuban's internet speed after blocking all P2P traffic?
I sort of assume he gets whatever speeds he pays for, regardless of the load other people are putting on their connections.
Portal has individual, disconnected levels because its story was specifically designed for it.
When you're done with one test chamber you get on a elevator and go to the next one. I don't see any artificial interruptions in the gameplay.
the race for console dominance is still anyone's to win
I disagree.
NASA has the best fireworks.