Krita and GIMP turn the usual KDE/GNOME relationship on its head. Krita is a KDE app whose UI is easier to understand than its GNOME counterpart. It even has less features, and is less configurable.
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You could pronounce it 'jimp'. To hell with however the idiot who gave it this shitty name wanted it pronounced. Problem is, it still sucks even like that.
Perhaps someone should create a seperate project consisting of rebranded versions of all the source and binary releases past and present, identical except for a better name. Then just follow the releases and continue rebranding it until the owners change its name to something acceptable.
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No ISP will be "absolutely flooded with calls to cancel their service" when they prioritise MySpace over NewServiceThirty, even if NewServiceThirty has some cool new ideas. One of the main strengths of the internet in its current form is that new sites and ideas can become big through their own merits. There's your free market.
My temporary mousing solution for when I injured a few of my fingers was to turn the mouse backwards. Then you can just rest the palm of your hand on the top of the mouse without gripping at all, and you click by gently twisting your arm to the right. The only downside is that you have to get used to the cursor moving the opposite way to normal.
What I'm most surprised by is that there's no weak password detection during account creation:
Your stupid password is too fucking weak. Try again, and this time try not to be such a failure.
I mean, if they already wrote a script to identify weak hashes, surely it's not too huge a modification to run it on individual hashes before they're sent off to the database or/etc/passwd or wherever?
They died of old age. I can remember loving the first issues of Sonic the Comic back when I was about 7 years old. I was part of the generation that Sonic and co were designed to appeal to. Time passed, and we all grew up.
Now most gamers are 20+. Mascots don't carry the marketing power that they used to.
This is the wrong way around. If a gamer is having difficulty in a single-player game, the right thing to do is usually to detect this and ramp the difficulty down for them. Believe it or not, most people who are bad at gaming are bad because they are casual gamers. The last thing people like that would care about is any kind of coaching.
Okay, OS advocacy is par for the course on Slashdot, but if you're going to do it in terms of security, you might want to pick a better champion than Ubuntu
Sony marketing droids, having confused this story with a Nintendo press-release, have announced that the PS3 controller "was going to have a mind-chip all along", and promised a barely functional demonstration model by early next week.
1337 g33k b34t - Bill Gates Revolution Beefy - Internet Celebrity Beefy - Tub of Tabasco Futuristic Sex Robotz - WoW Incredibad - I Think I Might Have Killed The President MC Hawking - Rock Out MC Jeff Z - No Money Monzy - Kill Dash Nine Monzy - So Much Drama in the PhD Myf - Top Secret Rappy McRapperson - I'm a Gangsta Sudden Death - Reign of Error
All in all, it looks like far too many nerds think that the only way to make credible rap is by pretending to be a black gangster, which is sad.
Another problem was the volume. Why should I strain to hear your lyrics? Why would you want to hide them under your music in the first place? DELETED
50MB of music from nearly 400MB of torrents. Disappointing.
Ignoring the intended meaning of 'urban' as in 'all cities are violent and rap plays in the background 24/7 and people shoot each other', I'd quite like a MMORPG in an urban setting.
By that I mean modern to futuristic, since technically Ironforge in WoW counts as an urban setting. Basically, I'm sick to death of witches and wizards and magic spells. I'm also discounting the Anarchy Online style of city: a bunch of simple blocks of texture rationalising a collection of shops.
What I want is a proper interactive city environment. A properly scaled big city would be easily big enough for a MMORPG, and wouldn't require the player to consciously suspend their disbelief because of the distorted geography like all MMORPGs so far. Graphically, you could have more detail up close where it counts, because you wouldn't need to render miles and miles of landscape.
Example: Midgar would make a good environment for a MMORPG And no, this doesn't count
I'll be using that special "Delete" key on the cruft out of these torrents, because these files were free. But the vast majority of my music cost real money, so with my hard drive being nowhere near full, I may as well keep them around. If my hard drive was even bigger, I'd probably never bother deleting at all.
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Krita and GIMP turn the usual KDE/GNOME relationship on its head. Krita is a KDE app whose UI is easier to understand than its GNOME counterpart. It even has less features, and is less configurable.
You could pronounce it 'jimp'. To hell with however the idiot who gave it this shitty name wanted it pronounced. Problem is, it still sucks even like that.
Perhaps someone should create a seperate project consisting of rebranded versions of all the source and binary releases past and present, identical except for a better name. Then just follow the releases and continue rebranding it until the owners change its name to something acceptable.
You're right that there ought to be a slider, but you're wrong about the current menu being hard to find
What non-free software do you have to run to play Quake 3? Or is there non-free software somewhere else in the game itself? The installer? What?
No ISP will be "absolutely flooded with calls to cancel their service" when they prioritise MySpace over NewServiceThirty, even if NewServiceThirty has some cool new ideas. One of the main strengths of the internet in its current form is that new sites and ideas can become big through their own merits. There's your free market.
My temporary mousing solution for when I injured a few of my fingers was to turn the mouse backwards. Then you can just rest the palm of your hand on the top of the mouse without gripping at all, and you click by gently twisting your arm to the right. The only downside is that you have to get used to the cursor moving the opposite way to normal.
I mean, if they already wrote a script to identify weak hashes, surely it's not too huge a modification to run it on individual hashes before they're sent off to the database or /etc/passwd or wherever?
An investigation? Doesn't it a long time to bruteforce properly encrypted passwords? How did they carry out this 'investigation'?
Can somebody please cure me of my chronic ignorance?
They died of old age. I can remember loving the first issues of Sonic the Comic back when I was about 7 years old. I was part of the generation that Sonic and co were designed to appeal to. Time passed, and we all grew up.
Now most gamers are 20+. Mascots don't carry the marketing power that they used to.
This is the wrong way around. If a gamer is having difficulty in a single-player game, the right thing to do is usually to detect this and ramp the difficulty down for them. Believe it or not, most people who are bad at gaming are bad because they are casual gamers. The last thing people like that would care about is any kind of coaching.
O wise masters! You have much to teach us!
We're all bots, you insensitive clod.
I don't know what you're complaining about mdash; I can't see any problem.
Okay, OS advocacy is par for the course on Slashdot, but if you're going to do it in terms of security, you might want to pick a better champion than Ubuntu
Sony marketing droids, having confused this story with a Nintendo press-release, have announced that the PS3 controller "was going to have a mind-chip all along", and promised a barely functional demonstration model by early next week.
Actually, I do it all the time.
I am going to click Submit for this worthless post, though.
All in all, it looks like far too many nerds think that the only way to make credible rap is by pretending to be a black gangster, which is sad.
Another problem was the volume. Why should I strain to hear your lyrics? Why would you want to hide them under your music in the first place? DELETED
50MB of music from nearly 400MB of torrents. Disappointing.
Your post made me laugh
Mainly that cathedral part
Wait, this isn't rap
Ignoring the intended meaning of 'urban' as in 'all cities are violent and rap plays in the background 24/7 and people shoot each other', I'd quite like a MMORPG in an urban setting.
By that I mean modern to futuristic, since technically Ironforge in WoW counts as an urban setting. Basically, I'm sick to death of witches and wizards and magic spells. I'm also discounting the Anarchy Online style of city: a bunch of simple blocks of texture rationalising a collection of shops.
What I want is a proper interactive city environment. A properly scaled big city would be easily big enough for a MMORPG, and wouldn't require the player to consciously suspend their disbelief because of the distorted geography like all MMORPGs so far. Graphically, you could have more detail up close where it counts, because you wouldn't need to render miles and miles of landscape.
Example: Midgar would make a good environment for a MMORPG
And no, this doesn't count
You forgot to explain how the ad in question is racist.
I'll be using that special "Delete" key on the cruft out of these torrents, because these files were free. But the vast majority of my music cost real money, so with my hard drive being nowhere near full, I may as well keep them around. If my hard drive was even bigger, I'd probably never bother deleting at all.
Do not underestimate the power of subjectivity.