File sharing might be benefited
I can't Really tell
RTFA is not something I have time for
Some people will
Time to do so after I post
Perhaps I'll stop writing this to read the article
Oh no way whatsoever
Suck it, RIAA!
Time to pay your lawyers
I remember somewhere reading that the founder of Ubuntu, MArk Shuttleworth, wanted to get linux to the point of being as easy as Firefox to install. What better way than to install linux, and still virtualize Windows on top of it? Not very practical at this point, I admit, but this could be quite an impressive way to switch over, not to mention quite easy for the end-user. You could even set it up so that you could easily switch between the two.
I'm somehow expecting Bush's next State of the Union address to mention how he's suing the creators of this for infringing the intellectual copyrights of God. I can imagine it now, the right rising up as 'Pro-Closed-Source'.
Obviously they haven't silenced him if a story like this comes out. Otherwise the title would be along the lines of: "Top NASA Climate Expert Believed to Have Been Silenced by the Bush Administration".
I can see it now: "He hasn't said a word since," states Mrs Hansen. "He just writes on index cards to tell people what's going on."
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This feature could explain why some people find the controls perfect for Lair, while others find the controls to be difficult.
I can imagine coming across a similar title in the science fiction section at a movie store: 'Invasion of the Robots with Rocket-Powered Bionic Arms'
Sorry to nit-pick, but it would appear that Firefox is the most downloaded open source application.
Just my $.02
File sharing might be benefited
I can't Really tell
RTFA is not something I have time for
Some people will
Time to do so after I post
Perhaps I'll stop writing this to read the article
Oh no way whatsoever
Suck it, RIAA!
Time to pay your lawyers
File sharing might be benefited I can't Really tell RTFA is not something I have time for Some people will Time to do so after I post Perhaps I'll stop writing this to read the article Oh no way whatsoever Suck it, RIAA! Time to pay your lawyers
When they're done improving Vista, will it be an OSX or a Linux clone?
I remember somewhere reading that the founder of Ubuntu, MArk Shuttleworth, wanted to get linux to the point of being as easy as Firefox to install. What better way than to install linux, and still virtualize Windows on top of it? Not very practical at this point, I admit, but this could be quite an impressive way to switch over, not to mention quite easy for the end-user. You could even set it up so that you could easily switch between the two.
Somehow Linux is able to give high security without preventing it's users from doing anything but stare in stupor at the shiny bells and whistles.
I'm somehow expecting Bush's next State of the Union address to mention how he's suing the creators of this for infringing the intellectual copyrights of God. I can imagine it now, the right rising up as 'Pro-Closed-Source'.
In the US, politicians on the right have been using words to warp the views of the people. Coincidence? I think not.
I'll be sure to check up on you around 2040.
Obviously they haven't silenced him if a story like this comes out. Otherwise the title would be along the lines of: "Top NASA Climate Expert Believed to Have Been Silenced by the Bush Administration". I can see it now: "He hasn't said a word since," states Mrs Hansen. "He just writes on index cards to tell people what's going on."
I made an attempt at something like that, but I couldn't sum it down enough to fit it as a title.
I, for one, will enjoy playing Doom 3 in RL in Antarctica. Where's my BFG?