Comment Re:Pass. (Score 5, Informative) 218
Only reason I buy a console is so I can play games like Final Fantasy and RPGs in general.
http://www.ign.com/articles/2012/07/31/final-fantasy-iii-launching-on-ouya
Any other reasons?
Only reason I buy a console is so I can play games like Final Fantasy and RPGs in general.
http://www.ign.com/articles/2012/07/31/final-fantasy-iii-launching-on-ouya
Any other reasons?
The next challenge is decrypting Finnegans Wake.
Its much easier to understand, and enjoy, after having a few pints.
We are talking about the Irish drinking song, right?
What do you plan to do from now on? Are you going to pursue the Peter Gibbons dream of doing nothing?
That, or two chicks at the same time.
On the Mac, you never, ever find yourself in a situation where access to equivalent of the BIOS would be helpful to troubleshoot Mac OS X boot problems. Ever.
I respectfully disagree with this statement in so many ways.
As an Apple technician, I found many times when having BIOS or EFI access would have saved me hours of time running diagnostics from optical discs and tearing apart the system trying to get access to the hardware, which is another problem I have with their design, but that will have to wait for another post.
If you are just an end user and were lucky enough to be able to use your Mac for what it is intended for, kudos. If you ever had to figure out why it stops booting, having access to the BIOS/EFI is extremely important. As another poster pointed out, the OS does indeed show this information, and it is available to a non-booting system through disc-based diagnostics, but other than that if you do not have access to these, you are SOL.
In Soviet Russia the team takes one for you?
No, In Soviet Russia, you take one after another, after another, for the glory of Mother Russia, and like it! Yeah, doesn't quite roll off the tongue as nicely though...
The price one pays for pursuing any profession, or calling, is an intimate knowledge of its ugly side. -- James Baldwin