Comment: Re:Again glad I live in Canada (Score 1) 758
If what you say is true, I'm moving to Canada
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Comment: Re:Fascinating Proposition (Score 1) 480
I don't have the luxury to separate between computer room and bed room... so: 6 from the PC (another 4 can be turned off, so don't count), 8 from the router, 1 from the mobile HD, 1 from the UPS, 5 from the cable modem... it's a goddamn disco there
Comment: Re:Gartner is shilling (Score 1) 1213
then maybe M$ will get the message through their thick skulls!
Yes, how dare they make a new product and sell it?! We'll teach them the hard way, and maybe they'll learn that they're just expected to go on supporting their old products, without shamelessly trying to make more revenue!
Comment: Re:1990s? (Score 1) 1213
I once accidentally mixed up between the two CD's... I still have the scars.
Comment: Re:Losses? (Score 1) 316
$41.5 billion is a lot of things, but "free" is not one of them...
Comment: Re:Losses? (Score 1) 316
$41.5 billion is many things, but not "free"...
Comment: Great! (Score 4, Funny) 85
Looking forward to Guitar Hero: Halo and Call of Duty 57: Master Chief
Fatty Foods May Cause Cocaine-Like Addiction 507
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CmdrTaco
from the you-ever-snort-a-twinkie dept.
from the you-ever-snort-a-twinkie dept.
WrongSizeGlass writes "A new study in rats suggests that high-fat, high-calorie foods affect the brain in much the same way as cocaine and heroin. The rats that gorged themselves on the human food quickly became obese."
Comment: Re:Actually, I disagree (Score 1) 252
If the companies hadn't pushed 3D back then, the market for VGA's wouldn't have become bigger, and we would never have the technology we have today.
If you think that today's 3D AAA games are dumbed down, have a look at Dragon Age, Stalker or Dawn of War 2.
If you think that today's 3D AAA games are dumbed down, have a look at Dragon Age, Stalker or Dawn of War 2.
Comment: Re:I prefer printed and bound. With a side of mode (Score 1) 390
I'd vote for you!
Comment: It's a message from the Chilean mob... (Score 5, Funny) 132
Abe is now sleeping with the fishes.
Comment: Re:On the other hand... (Score 1) 171
If I had mod points, I'd give you Insightful. Why AC?
+ - New Ubisoft DRM Cracked Within One Day Of Release->
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DemonBeaver
DemonBeaver (1485573) writes "There has been a great uproar about Ubisoft's new DRM scheme lately, deemed uncrackable by the company, draconian and user-unfriendly by many gamers, since it requires a constant connection to their servers at any time, and boots you out of the game in case that connection drops.
One day after the release of Silent Hunter 5, the first game to implement the new scheme, it has been cracked."
Link to Original Source
One day after the release of Silent Hunter 5, the first game to implement the new scheme, it has been cracked."
Link to Original Source
Comment: Re:Bad comparison (Score 1) 368
That is true, but if each plane that is not shot down causes damage worth 5 million dollars (yeah, I know, they can't... just pointing out my intention), not to mention the cost in human lives, then it's perfectly logical to shoot them down with 3 million dollar missiles. Obviously, if there was a 10k alternative, that would be much better...
Comment: Bad comparison (Score 1) 368
You shouldn't compare the price of the defense to the price of the weapon, but rather to the damage it can do.
