This is a neat idea. However, if the MPAA and RIAA got their filthy hands on it they could track p2p downloads. Considering Sony's history of DRM, I'm sceptical of their motives.
After repeating the same techniques to countless clients, you'd most likely become bored with the game. It's great having a job you enjoy, but having a passtime as a carreer will ultimately lead to a dislike of it.
Rather than paying $25 an hour, why not use gamefaqs or other related sites? If nothing else, its more convenient to print off a walkthrough and have it handy for when it is needed.
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Are you forgetting the exploding laptops?
Isn't that the reasoning behind PDFs?
They boot fine. It's the BSOD that causes trouble.
This is a neat idea. However, if the MPAA and RIAA got their filthy hands on it they could track p2p downloads. Considering Sony's history of DRM, I'm sceptical of their motives.
Anything but the beloved Windows key...
Whether it's 73.7 or 99.5 GiB, it's still a good chunk of space.
Are they referring to a terabyte as 1000 or 1024 gigabytes?
Therein lies the problem...
Both Grub and Lilo also have issues finding FreeBSD.
They're also terrible for fast-paced games.
Wifi as well.
Without antivirus software, how do you know you've had less viruses?
How often would you have to update the subscription?
There's always Samus...
It would be like stealing a car and suing the owner for not having good brakes.
After repeating the same techniques to countless clients, you'd most likely become bored with the game. It's great having a job you enjoy, but having a passtime as a carreer will ultimately lead to a dislike of it.
Then where would Halo be?
Rather than paying $25 an hour, why not use gamefaqs or other related sites? If nothing else, its more convenient to print off a walkthrough and have it handy for when it is needed.
Also by the neighboring fruit. As they say, if you see a bad apple on top, there's probably more in the pile.
Maybe the "research" is just an elaborate hoax to draw attention away from the matrix...
With ABC trying to prevent fast-forwarding through commercials, it seems a bit pointless to keep track how many have been skipped.
What kind of modem would be needed to get those speeds? I doubt your average 56k could be pushed that far.
Which Prince of Persia are you referring to?
How many consoles have games available ten years after launch?
Might be worth quite a bit now if any still work.