The guy spent $7500 on the case and forfeited the right to pursue further legal action against the city for being wrongfully arrested, but hey at least his criminal record is clean now? His record should have been clean the whole time, so there's no victory there either...
FFXI is quite possibly the single worst MMOG ever played, and people only put up with it out of desperate love of the final fantasy name and franchise.
I noticed this too, but as long as the service is free I don't mind. Maybe at some point they'll let me pay a few bucks a month to listen to a higher-quality stream.
I haven't paid enough attention but I don't think they do. That said... the manufacturer is making the changes to the content here, not Wal-Mart. It should be up to the manufacturer to make sure the albums are marked as clean.
I'm sitting here right now, with my Nintendo DS and Final Fantasy 3, ordering my little pixellated minions to mow down everything in sight using a variety of weapons and offensive magic. And I've been doing this since I was 10.
Now if we can't find more productive things to be outraged about than violence in video games, I'm going to have to start throwing silence spells around.
Yeah, and where do you live? Because I can guarantee if you're not in a town with at least 10-12 households that would pony up for DSL service, it's not going to happen. That involves installing a DSLAM that's going to run at least a few grand, plus one or several T1 lines to supply the bandwidth back to the CO 8 miles away, not to mention T1-to-ethernet converters, etc.
If you live outside of town you can just about forget it. Go get satellite internet.
I thought what destroyed Street Fighter was all the ridiculous pseudo-sequels. You had SF 2, then SF 2: Championship Edition, then SF 2: Turbo, then Street Fighter Alpha Championship Turbo Hyper EX II Deluxe Edition, etc...
Is this before or after you check all the other theaters in town operated by different companies and verify that they wouldn't do the exact same thing?
As opposed to 26.4kbps dialup... yeah, it's quite hilarious. Shame on anybody for even thinking about trying to rectify the lack of broadband in this country's rural areas.
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The guy spent $7500 on the case and forfeited the right to pursue further legal action against the city for being wrongfully arrested, but hey at least his criminal record is clean now? His record should have been clean the whole time, so there's no victory there either...
Your car analogy has failed. -10 points.
Ramen, brother... ramen.
Nah, gnomes are where it's at. mmm, midget porn... wait, what?
That's until some lonely single guy sees a female night elf and begins imagining things.
You know... the parts that only a hacker would know to use. DUN DUN DUN...
Cox in Omaha does the same thing. You're not buying fiber service, but they still say their network is run by fiberoptics.
FFXI is quite possibly the single worst MMOG ever played, and people only put up with it out of desperate love of the final fantasy name and franchise.
Allow me to introduce you to Star Wars Galaxies.
Do you own your house, or does your HOA? Tell them to go fly a kite.
Un-break my heart...
I noticed this too, but as long as the service is free I don't mind. Maybe at some point they'll let me pay a few bucks a month to listen to a higher-quality stream.
Just make sure you throw in a "Chimpy McFlightsuit" for good measure.
I haven't paid enough attention but I don't think they do. That said... the manufacturer is making the changes to the content here, not Wal-Mart. It should be up to the manufacturer to make sure the albums are marked as clean.
You actually believe that's where the money would have gone? oy vey!
I'm sitting here right now, with my Nintendo DS and Final Fantasy 3, ordering my little pixellated minions to mow down everything in sight using a variety of weapons and offensive magic. And I've been doing this since I was 10.
Now if we can't find more productive things to be outraged about than violence in video games, I'm going to have to start throwing silence spells around.
Yeah, and where do you live? Because I can guarantee if you're not in a town with at least 10-12 households that would pony up for DSL service, it's not going to happen. That involves installing a DSLAM that's going to run at least a few grand, plus one or several T1 lines to supply the bandwidth back to the CO 8 miles away, not to mention T1-to-ethernet converters, etc.
If you live outside of town you can just about forget it. Go get satellite internet.
Or maybe that page was a quickie that an intern put up until the real developer gets in on Monday.
(Of course, given that this happened in the first place, that isn't entirely likely. heh)
Interesting that SonicWALL only caught 61% compared to McAfee catching 89%. The virus protection on our SonicWALL at work is powered by McAfee.
Puffy planet smoke! Whew... don't breathe this!
My car deciding to tighten up the seat belt on me like that. I just see bad things happening.
It's all about freedom, as long as you do what he wants you to.
I thought what destroyed Street Fighter was all the ridiculous pseudo-sequels. You had SF 2, then SF 2: Championship Edition, then SF 2: Turbo, then Street Fighter Alpha Championship Turbo Hyper EX II Deluxe Edition, etc...
Is this before or after you check all the other theaters in town operated by different companies and verify that they wouldn't do the exact same thing?
The Daily KOS, duh.
As opposed to 26.4kbps dialup... yeah, it's quite hilarious. Shame on anybody for even thinking about trying to rectify the lack of broadband in this country's rural areas.