Comment Re:i'm all for it... (Score 1) 112
Any more than I get the people who look down their noses at people who don't use cruise control, i'm sure.
Any more than I get the people who look down their noses at people who don't use cruise control, i'm sure.
Or, you know, you could actually drive your car. I bet you have an automatic transmission, too.
We did it at least once.
>pay money for services
>pay money for services
>pay money for services
Wait, how is this different than spending a week in the city? I mean, other than the fact that you get to tell people you went to BURNING MAN, of course. I survived in the desert- by paying a lot of money!
There are still a lot of good campsites in the US. Most of them don't have porta-potties.
I'm not sure if I would use the word 'mistake'. They didn't accidentally snoop on everyone's data. The only mistake they made was that they got caught.
That idea has already been done a few times, but it's never caught on. The GBA could be connected to the Gamecube with a cable. The best game to use the link was probably Pac-Man vs. One player was Pac-Man, who used the GBA screen and could see the entire maze. The other players were the ghosts. They had their individual split screens on the TV. The ghosts had a very limited view so that pac-man wasn't completely screwed with 3 human controlled ghosts.
Of course, the difference is that with the Wii U the screen is included, while with the GBA-GCN setup you had to buy extra equipment. It wasn't used that often. Penny Arcade had a comic on the people who complained about having to buy all the extra hardware.
I believe the Wii could also connect wirelessly to the DS, but that was never used for anything major to my knowledge.
The dreamcast also had the VMU on their controllers, but it's just not the same when the screen is only 48x32 pixels.
have too many children because you don't about contraception
Doesn't matter; had sex
Oh yeah? Well there are convenient receptacles spread all throughout my city that I can attach my laptop to and get virtually unlimited battery life.
How many legs does a dog have if you call the tail a leg? Four. Calling a tail a leg doesn't make it a leg.
And spending time on Slashdot is a good use of humankind's resources? What is the point of even being human if we can't have a little fun every once in a while?
The amount of data center power consumed would sure be an interesting statistic, but it isn't anywhere in the link. The only two metrics listed other than the publicly available weather are PUE = [Total Building Load (kWh)] / [IT Load (kWh)] and WUE = [Volume of water required to condition data hall air (liters)] / [IT load (kWh)].
Actually, I meant to say the display says "warning", not "danger". The one time I accidentally hit submit instead of preview and it actually goes through instead of telling me to wait longer and this happens.
Pinball machines give you a certain number of warnings when the sensor goes off before you actually lose your ball. Notice that the display says "danger" when he does it and it also seems to give an auditory warning, but I can't make out what it says.
Hey, it worked for the Painstation
During the game, the players place their left hands on the PEU (Pain Execution Unit) which serves as a sensor and feedback instrument. Possible feedback effects are heat impulses, an electric shock and an integrated miniature wire whip. The feedback generated is dependent on the playing process and can increase in its intensity. The respective opponent can try to alter his or her playing style to purposely change the intensity of the feedback.
Lots of folks confuse bad management with destiny. -- Frank Hubbard