Animated dinosaur cursors?
Don't knock animated dinosaur cursors... I used to work for a company in the 90's, PC-Kwik, that sold a package of cursors, including dinosaur ones. Granted, it wasn't our main product, just something for the sales people to upsell for a few dollars more once they had customers on the phone.
That's why there's Bing.
I rent a house
Well, if the shit hits the fan, I can always listen to my vinyl collection.
Where?
The cited examples that he gives lead to a 404 error, so that's not really helping his point.
It would if it was hosted on a Mac OS X server somewhere...
- My floor is NOT sticky
You must not be watching the right movies...
I vote for the old game, Decathlon for inclusion... It fits, serious physical exertion, coordination with all the keys with a result of trying to run faster or jump higher.
I never once succeeded at the pole vaulting game in it...
Does this involve Sting having a knife fight in a space loincloth? Because it should.
Loincloth Sting vs. Sting without the nice brass buttons?
They prove time and time again that they aren't responsible enough to be trusted with other peoples money.
And overall they're still the least irresponsible with it...
the renderings (read "storyboards, not blueprints," but they're also called "plans,"
What about "tapes"? Though I'm surprised they're not more secret, so they won't fall into the wrong hands.
And is there any sort of contingency in case someone steals them?
There's actually a lot of potentional scientific correct stuff in the Bible
As they say, even a stopped clock is right twice a day.
So Blizzard sunk it like the Titanic when it hit frozen water...
and pulling a big-ass phone out of my front pocket is a pain in my ass.
If pulling a phone out of your pocket is a pain in your ass, you may be doing something wrong.
The announcement is as void as space.
"In space no one can hear you announce."
Yikes! We ran into that by accident yesterday... The terminal point of the march was right by the north-most exit from the High Line park at 34th Street that just opened yesterday, too, which I wanted to check out.
It was insane! And we had to walk a few blocks opposite the direction of the march to get home... I thought we'd get trampled before we found a cross street (41st Street) that wasn't so jam packed we could get off the main route.
Being short, I didn't get many good photos from it as most of them are of peoples' backs that I couldn't see over.
This is certainly not news for nerds. But seems it is news for non-nerds
Well, it gets a bit nerdier if you figure this is much like Wesley Crusher's psych test to get into Star Fleet Academy... He had to go into a room with two "victims" and rescue one so they could make sure he wouldn't freeze and fail to rescue anyone.
And that is "stuff that matter"
Well, that's a bit harder to argue with...
Solutions are obvious if one only has the optical power to observe them over the horizon. -- K.A. Arsdall
