Comment Re:Not as impressed this time around. (Score 1) 217
Titans is complete and finished (and fantastic, I might add). There is very active support and any issues thrown up by the wave of new Humble Bundle users are sure to be addressed pronto.
Titans is complete and finished (and fantastic, I might add). There is very active support and any issues thrown up by the wave of new Humble Bundle users are sure to be addressed pronto.
> with some judges now confiscating all phones and computers from jurors when they enter the courtroom
Gosh, and I just needed something to motivate me more to participate in juror duty.
Seriously dudes... "gun".
Rounds are going to be relatively expensive yes, but it's not as if you fire the thing full auto.
How it changes the game in that enemies behind hard cover - who might otherwise engage you in a protracted firefight - will lose the benefit of that cover.
It's in service now with the 101st airborne apparently, so I'm sure we'll shortly find out whether it's the exceptionally useful tool it appears to promise to be.
It's not a customer base, it's a treasure island.
Most folks/corporations/ip-rights-holders don't mind being "liked". But if you publicise loudly enough that you "dislike" them, they might sue to stop you.
As a consumer, you are only allowed two votes: Consent or Abstain. There is no Dissent.
Eventually there'll be no Abstain.
Indeed. "Gripped"? WTH?
Call me laptops have decent keyboards and screens that can be raised up/away from the base into a position appropriate for viewing without wrecking your posture/eyesight.
Publishers weren't corporations before the iPhone?
Agree. Well done NYT!
There is nothing so unique about posting text on a twitter.com page that makes it substantially different from posting text on a personal website, forum, or anywhere else.
It doesn't need a verb. Its marketing department would love you to adopt their suggested verb though, and use it here, there and everywhere.
Founders... oh wait... it's a noun!
Boy that word sure doesn't mean jackshit when it just gets thrown around and abused like that, huh? Like watching the word 'fuck' get detoothed in Scorsese's Goodfellas, there's this sort of desensitization toward 'innovation' that leaves me confused as to how I should describe people like Tesla, Turing and Shannon
"Fucking innovative".
"Standard Definition Gaming" appears to be a stupid invented term with - pun intended - no certain definition.
I'd call a PC game running in 1680x1050 "standard" or even "low" definition.
But a TV is apparently "high" even at a pathetic Wx768.
So when they offer - as they no doubt will in glowing, flash-animated virtual-mile-high letters on their websites - "High Definition Gaming!" - are they talking about a pitiful 768 pixel high display or just an almost-good-enough 1050?
I wouldn't guess quite so high, but well up there certainly. I also deal extensively with NHS customers. We took the decision a year ago to have our app demand something newer than IE6 and so far haven't had any resistance from NHS IT teams in getting them to at least provide a newer version of IE, if not some other browser.
I'm going to take a gamble and say you didn't RTFA.
If you think the system is working, ask someone who's waiting for a prompt.
