The problem with almost all online RPGs is there's too much focus on the latter. Unfortunately the game companies probably think it's the only way to sell subscriptions.
You can thank the people who made your browser and those who made your OS (whichever they happen to be) for making that possible. Oh, and yourself for using them.
It reflects white light. It works like a glass prism. Do you see people working with prisms getting microwaved to death or skin cancer from UV? There's your answer.
There are some useful ones but I turned most of the eye candy off. It does have edge-snapping though, it just does it in a brain-damaged way where you have to hold shift and the snap distance is too big to be useful. Oh and it depends on the wobble plugin for no apparent reason.
If you've got problems with your OS crashing after a week, consider using a more stable OS. I don't use ECC, or even name-brand hardware, and I've never had to reboot because of the RAM. Then again I run it at 2/3 its rated speed.
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The problem with almost all online RPGs is there's too much focus on the latter. Unfortunately the game companies probably think it's the only way to sell subscriptions.
Hey, does that mean I can sell this 1W/PiB floppy drive for a million dollars then?
I just put all my media files in /home/ and back it up with scp. Call me lazy, but it works.
At least they're wasting far too much money on their marketing department, and not their legal one.
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Er... linking to one on the front page of /.?
I thought most software patents were made by trash?
Unless you own a TNT2.
What's forcing you to not just use 7.0?
Yes but... was omitting "Opposite gender" from that list accidental or deliberate?
A good GUI isn't one that you only have to teach people to use once, but one where you don't have to teach them at all.
You can thank the people who made your browser and those who made your OS (whichever they happen to be) for making that possible. Oh, and yourself for using them.
I think you answered your own question.
Brightness and saturation are easy to do - just make the display like a regular LCD, only instead of RGB you have colour/grayscale.
It reflects white light. It works like a glass prism. Do you see people working with prisms getting microwaved to death or skin cancer from UV? There's your answer.
There are some useful ones but I turned most of the eye candy off.
It does have edge-snapping though, it just does it in a brain-damaged way where you have to hold shift and the snap distance is too big to be useful. Oh and it depends on the wobble plugin for no apparent reason.
If you've got problems with your OS crashing after a week, consider using a more stable OS. I don't use ECC, or even name-brand hardware, and I've never had to reboot because of the RAM. Then again I run it at 2/3 its rated speed.
What's wrong with it? Compiz is getting a lot better lately.
"Both" groups? If someone comes to me expecting free 24/7 Linux support all the time I can just tell them to get a Mac.
From what I've used of both, they work almost identically anyway.
The Sega 32X. Refuses to do anything, at all, unless you've let it warm up for an hour.
I'm guessing it probably works the same way as fixing Ni-MH batteries by discharging and recharging them completely several times.
Or maybe he was using, I dunno, Latin?
No need to change, Portage already supports RPMs transparently.
The 16-bit Sonic games work fine with Master System controllers as well... and vice-versa.