Students have to pushed in order actually do anything. When I was taught to swim, they threw me in the water and let me flail around until I could swim. Now they hand you a book on swimming and call it equivalent.
If in 2 years time that PC is no longer good enough for you, then get it upgraded.
Replace "get it upgraded" with "buy a new MB, CPU, RAM, and video card." The way they go through sockets and memory requirements these days, it will be the only way to stay current with the tech.
I would be surprised if he didn't have unfinished work on his desk. The fact that he's using elements from 128 in Galaxies probably means that only the best parts were used and the rest was fodder. The fact that 128 stayed unfinished is probably a good thing.
Have you noticed that the big N has been on a streak of "crazy" games, handhelds, and consoles. DS: Stylus? WTF? Is this a game machine or a PDA? Phoenix Wright: WTF? Law? In a game? You're joking! How's that entertaining? Wii: What a dumb name! And that crazy controller is just stupid.
Of course, those views changed. I just don't think big N, or any Japanese publisher, would take this guy seriously.
He's already accepted this fact. He made a weapon. He made a weapon that communicates with others of its kind. He made a weapon that hops around a field. It's pretty cool.
Sure, these things were made to kill. So were guns and swords. Trying to make someone feel bad about it is just silly. So long as a single being exists on this planet there will be conflict. We just happen to use tools to do it.
If you really want to make a difference, go after the governments that use and commission these weapons. They are the reason the market for them exists.
Did you never see the 1984 movie? (The books and mini-series never had the sonic weapons. It was thrown into the movie for some reason, and since the games are based on the movie they always include those weapons. Gay, but I think Westwood bit the dust some time ago.)
Students have to pushed in order actually do anything. When I was taught to swim, they threw me in the water and let me flail around until I could swim. Now they hand you a book on swimming and call it equivalent.
Then use Red Hat. You won't be missed.
Finally my robot brethren will be able to rise up and shake off these chains of robot oppression. Your time on this world, human, is at an end!
Back in my day, boy, we wore motherboards around our necks, holstered dremel tools, and spike our hair with thermal grease.
Or buying music and movies on discs.
Are you proposing a killer killer?
Nintendo has that patent on the sanity system though, and that was the best part of the game.
I thought gaming was the point of new hardware purchases. My mistake.
If in 2 years time that PC is no longer good enough for you, then get it upgraded.
Replace "get it upgraded" with "buy a new MB, CPU, RAM, and video card." The way they go through sockets and memory requirements these days, it will be the only way to stay current with the tech.
Does this mean that the entertainment industry can say that it lost another $2.7m to napster?
It means they saved money by not buying a crappy $2.7 million screenplay.
Unless it can cook me a steak and murder an intruder, then I don't think it deserves a $500 price tag.
Kill all the lawyers and politicians. That's how we'll survive.
I would be surprised if he didn't have unfinished work on his desk. The fact that he's using elements from 128 in Galaxies probably means that only the best parts were used and the rest was fodder. The fact that 128 stayed unfinished is probably a good thing.
Actually, I like that idea, and I was being serious about public executions. Let's combine the two and bring back execution by axe.
And public executions, right?
For one, are they going to accept bugfixes?
Have you never heard of a fork?
You could call it "The One True ODF Converter" if you wanted to distinguish it.
The word "protest" comes to mind. You may have heard the word before.
I admit it was poor english and word choice on my part, but you people read too much into it.
I just love happy endings!
I was talking about the psychological damage that "GUI" inflicted upon me, but that was pretty good. LOL
Life will find a way. ;-)
Have you noticed that the big N has been on a streak of "crazy" games, handhelds, and consoles. DS: Stylus? WTF? Is this a game machine or a PDA? Phoenix Wright: WTF? Law? In a game? You're joking! How's that entertaining? Wii: What a dumb name! And that crazy controller is just stupid.
Of course, those views changed. I just don't think big N, or any Japanese publisher, would take this guy seriously.
They tried that once. I'm still recovering from Windows 3.1
He's already accepted this fact. He made a weapon. He made a weapon that communicates with others of its kind. He made a weapon that hops around a field. It's pretty cool.
Sure, these things were made to kill. So were guns and swords. Trying to make someone feel bad about it is just silly. So long as a single being exists on this planet there will be conflict. We just happen to use tools to do it.
If you really want to make a difference, go after the governments that use and commission these weapons. They are the reason the market for them exists.
Did you never see the 1984 movie? (The books and mini-series never had the sonic weapons. It was thrown into the movie for some reason, and since the games are based on the movie they always include those weapons. Gay, but I think Westwood bit the dust some time ago.)
World Hour Record. That's how far he went in one hour. Divide the distance by the time and you get the rate (85.4km/h).
And if that's not the answer to your question, could you provide more information next time?