And neither will competition increase. It's almost as though the truth is exactly opposite what AT&T is claiming. And by "almost," of course, I mean "exactly."
You're going to need tensor calculus. Probably the best way to get a curriculum is to look at whether your school offers this, then look at the prerequisites for the class and work your way down. It will require a minimum of several semesters of calc (these would have been calc 1, 2 and 3 at my school), a theory or proofs course, probably abstract algebra/real analysis, linear algebra, differential equations (if it's offered as a separate course from calc 2 & 3), and a solid grounding in vectors.
A typo is wehn you accidentally hit the wrong key or hit the right keys in the wrong order, as I've just demonstrated (that was in fact a legitimate typo, which I at first corrected and then changed back to illustrate the point). Using the wrong word entirely out of ignorance ("cities" vs. "city's"), however, is not a typo.
"From their point of view publishers have been trying to ruin their business for a long time now."
If they don't want to sell items that include incentives from those publishers, they are free not to sell those items. If instead they open the boxes, steal part of what's being sold, and then sell those boxes as "new," well that's when people tend to not take Gamestop's side.
I was going to pre-order Forza 4 from Gamestop before this happened. Now I'm going to pre-order it from somewhere else. Anywhere else. Fuck Gamestop.
typing, typing, typing extra useless shit because Slashdot doesn't like users who type too fast. How are you? I'm good. Just killing time. Doop dee doo. OK, that should just about fucking do it.
You should go back there, burn the building down, and then write them a note explaining that they'd best not fuck with you again....and this is why you don't ask for advice on Slashdot.
If by "clear reduction in piracy" they mean "Skidrow released our connection-required titles days earlier than retail with the online requirement patched right out," then I wholeheartedly agree. That did happen.
Slashdot Mirror
"They take cisco hardware and repackage it"
That doesn't really meet the definition of "counterfeit."
"Slashdot ain't what it used to be."
On the contrary, Slashdot is exactly what it used to be.
I mean, it's not like they stand to lose their entire business if they were compromised or anything. I'm sure they can be trusted.
And neither will competition increase. It's almost as though the truth is exactly opposite what AT&T is claiming. And by "almost," of course, I mean "exactly."
If Sony had owned them the password wouldn't have been "Pr0d@dm1n". It would have been "4".
"Ever wonder why Greenland is named 'Greenland'?"
Marketing.
Oops, clarification: "abstract algebra/real analysis" should have been a comma instead of a slash. They're different courses.
You're going to need tensor calculus. Probably the best way to get a curriculum is to look at whether your school offers this, then look at the prerequisites for the class and work your way down. It will require a minimum of several semesters of calc (these would have been calc 1, 2 and 3 at my school), a theory or proofs course, probably abstract algebra/real analysis, linear algebra, differential equations (if it's offered as a separate course from calc 2 & 3), and a solid grounding in vectors.
A typo is wehn you accidentally hit the wrong key or hit the right keys in the wrong order, as I've just demonstrated (that was in fact a legitimate typo, which I at first corrected and then changed back to illustrate the point). Using the wrong word entirely out of ignorance ("cities" vs. "city's"), however, is not a typo.
Yes, anyone can make a typo. I do it myself. But that wasn't a typo.
"the cities coastal areas"
This is what journalism has come to. Writers who can't fucking write.
"From their point of view publishers have been trying to ruin their business for a long time now."
If they don't want to sell items that include incentives from those publishers, they are free not to sell those items. If instead they open the boxes, steal part of what's being sold, and then sell those boxes as "new," well that's when people tend to not take Gamestop's side.
I was going to pre-order Forza 4 from Gamestop before this happened. Now I'm going to pre-order it from somewhere else. Anywhere else. Fuck Gamestop.
"Associate Financial Assistant"
Will the new Editor-In-Chief actually proofread submissions and weed out dupes?
Whoosh.
typing, typing, typing extra useless shit because Slashdot doesn't like users who type too fast. How are you? I'm good. Just killing time. Doop dee doo. OK, that should just about fucking do it.
"The politically oriented hacking group Anonymous"
Hey, guess how long it took me to realize TFA had zero credibility?
But will it run iOS?
Speaking of which, how did Apple not manage to get sued by Cisco?
"I feel like the good times of slashdot are over, and only idiots and nostalgic users are still around."
Don't forget us trolls!
Shit, I'd better start using Opera so people think I'm smrt! I mean smart!
You should go back there, burn the building down, and then write them a note explaining that they'd best not fuck with you again. ...and this is why you don't ask for advice on Slashdot.
To answer your question, yes. BSA are the bad guy[s].
If by "clear reduction in piracy" they mean "Skidrow released our connection-required titles days earlier than retail with the online requirement patched right out," then I wholeheartedly agree. That did happen.
"And in any case much of our corruption is exported from the United States, isn't it, Rupert, Donald and co.?"
Rupert's from Australia, which as I recall is Britain's doing.
Don't blame him on us. We don't want him either.
I can't believe no one thought to subtitle that movie "Department of Redundancy Department."
My wife always comes to me when the computers act up. I think I can leverage this into a blowjob.