But the gravity lamp makes much more sense. But I'm not sure it would catch on. It's like those flashlights you have to shake to make work. Yeah, they're neat, but people are lazy and just want to press a button and have it work. They don't want the effort of shaking it or moving weights around.
I saw the DVD for under $10 so bought it, I watched the deleted scenes and found al the plot. Apparently they ran out of money to do the special effects for some of the key scenes that explained the entire story.
This is hollywood! They blew their wad on the dragon dogfight scene! Who need plot and story telling when you have dragons fighting...It's dungeons and DRAGONS so that's what people want to see! wait... what does the RP stand for in RPG again? Oh, right... right...
I don't see this being used in court, but it's a great resource as much as the public law library is. Law students, people who wish to defend themselves, or just with a strong curiosity can now have a better starting point, if not a better understanding
was expecting it to be somewhat bad, but it was horrible!
Ya know, everyone says how BAD the live action Dungeons and Dragons Movie made in 2000 was... When you stop and watch it as if it where the live action of what REALLY happens in a game, with Ridley (Freeborn) and Snails as the PCs and everyone else as NPCs? Horrible names for the PCs btw adding more to the gaming factor. All that was missing was one of the PC tryin' to get it on with the hot elf chick... wait:
Norda: How old are you?
Snails: Twenty-three. Yeah, I know I'm a little young for you, but what if I get my hands on an aging potion, huh? I'll sacrifice a couple of years for you.
Norda: I'm two hundred and thirty-four.
as much as we WANT hard answers like "yes, you can convert you epic duskblade/bard character to 4.0" and "No, we are not going to screw all your players with the online section" we are more likely to get marketing answers. They want... NEED to sell more editions/books/modules and there are only so many new monsters and classes you can throw into the mix while keeping the game fun/balanced.
Then again, that's up to the DM to say "No, we only use THESE books. You're only allowed 4 magic items at a time from the MIC and no draconian ones... etc" not the publisher...
Google is not a "content provider", they are a content aggregator
I thought they where in marketing... Selling ad space and what not... That their website for providing that service for their customers just happened to be a web content aggegator...
People who are in the car with you are more likely to respond to road conditions like rain or dark than someone not there. I.e. changing topics, getting quite. At least, if we're thinking of the same study...
You neither hate to bash Google nor do you hate to say that you expect them to call for some kind of investigation
Even thought I didn't LIKE saying it doesn't mean I didn't think the topic shouldn't be raised. We've seen Google call Microsoft on monopolistic actions in online ads and search before. So, while I did HATE to say those things about a company I do actually enjoy see doing well. Someone had to say it and get the wheels of discussion going.
But all I can think about is how they seem to cry monopoly when some kind of new competition shows up. I hate to say it, but I expect them to call for some kind of investigators in on this one too if they haven't already...
Turned to contempt of congress charges against Bush aides who did not testify when subpoenas. This outraged some republicans because they thought that the FISA was more important...
A bill that would give the president more power is more important than maintaining checks and balances?
couldn't take data OFF it in a removable/rewriteable format.
I don't mind being quoted, but, you only used part of it. Yes you could have used remote file hosting of some kind... Seriously though, they where marketing this as a plug in and work box though. So the college demographic, who would most likely take their reports on a disk, would be the ones boned when they needed to take a report to print.
Yeah, I don't think this Starbucks thing is going to pull me away from the Dunkin Donuts next door or the caribou coffee from down the street. At least till they get better coffee...
Military: Sir, there is a satellite and it's slowly falling to earth
Bush: 'kay
Military: It poses no real threat, it will probably burn up on reentry...
Bush:'Kay
Military: It was a secret spy satellite...
Bush:What? Spy?
Military:It will look real pretty if we blow it up sir...
Bush: OooOooOoo Pretty... Kay, where do I sign to see the pretty boom boom?!
I'm kind of fuzzy on that myself, but it's all in what they're transporting as a private carrier. An ISP list this as a private carrier just transmits bits of data. A bit for porn is identical for a bit for this message. It's when you start to filter to see the difference in the bit that a private carrier can then say "I do not want to carry this!" Like how hazardous containers must be labeled to be shipped legally. But, are the boats shipping people in crates liable for trafficking if they didn't know the crate labeled bananas was people? They move crates and all the crates are the same.
But, again, I'm kinda of fuzzy about all that but that's what it sound like to me. So, since they are blocking all p2p traffic. If it was for pirating only and they KNEW then they may be accountable, but since is seems to be across the board probably not...
I have a feeling this won't be much different except this time it's CG and not traditional animation.
And not very GOOD CG at that. I wouldn't be so disappointed if it felt like some REAL effort was put into making it high quality CG Movie and not just a Video Game tie in and mechanica money grab.
wait... what does the RP stand for in RPG again? Oh, right... right...
But I know how to thumb though copies!
I don't see this being used in court, but it's a great resource as much as the public law library is. Law students, people who wish to defend themselves, or just with a strong curiosity can now have a better starting point, if not a better understanding
We're the only provider on the planet my friend.
;)
But, we do offer the Android. Not the google one, a real one
So it has at least one level in fighter maybe duskblade?
as much as we WANT hard answers like "yes, you can convert you epic duskblade/bard character to 4.0" and "No, we are not going to screw all your players with the online section" we are more likely to get marketing answers. They want... NEED to sell more editions/books/modules and there are only so many new monsters and classes you can throw into the mix while keeping the game fun/balanced.
Then again, that's up to the DM to say "No, we only use THESE books. You're only allowed 4 magic items at a time from the MIC and no draconian ones... etc" not the publisher...
People who are in the car with you are more likely to respond to road conditions like rain or dark than someone not there. I.e. changing topics, getting quite. At least, if we're thinking of the same study...
So, while I did HATE to say those things about a company I do actually enjoy see doing well. Someone had to say it and get the wheels of discussion going.
But all I can think about is how they seem to cry monopoly when some kind of new competition shows up.
I hate to say it, but I expect them to call for some kind of investigators in on this one too if they haven't already...
Turned to contempt of congress charges against Bush aides who did not testify when subpoenas. This outraged some republicans because they thought that the FISA was more important...
A bill that would give the president more power is more important than maintaining checks and balances?
Why am I going to buy coffee at a place I'm going to buy groceries at?
Yeah, I don't think this Starbucks thing is going to pull me away from the Dunkin Donuts next door or the caribou coffee from down the street. At least till they get better coffee...
Military: Sir, there is a satellite and it's slowly falling to earth
Bush: 'kay
Military: It poses no real threat, it will probably burn up on reentry...
Bush:'Kay
Military: It was a secret spy satellite...
Bush:What? Spy?
Military:It will look real pretty if we blow it up sir...
Bush: OooOooOoo Pretty... Kay, where do I sign to see the pretty boom boom?!
I'm kind of fuzzy on that myself, but it's all in what they're transporting as a private carrier. An ISP list this as a private carrier just transmits bits of data. A bit for porn is identical for a bit for this message. It's when you start to filter to see the difference in the bit that a private carrier can then say "I do not want to carry this!" Like how hazardous containers must be labeled to be shipped legally. But, are the boats shipping people in crates liable for trafficking if they didn't know the crate labeled bananas was people? They move crates and all the crates are the same.
But, again, I'm kinda of fuzzy about all that but that's what it sound like to me. So, since they are blocking all p2p traffic. If it was for pirating only and they KNEW then they may be accountable, but since is seems to be across the board probably not...