Comment Creepy Computer Games (Score 1) 119
My first programming book. Still have it.
My first programming book. Still have it.
And you're apart of the reason why geeks and nerds are always looked down upon and constantly viewed as elitist self-centered asshats. Obligatory XKCD as reference: https://xkcd.com/1053/
Yep, that's us.
I'm also a budding grammar Nazi.
Hand your nerd card in at the door.
It's called "Doing a PayPal".
No, we're not a bank at all, look! Puppies!
Spent several months on an iceberg with only a tent and the occasional polar bear.
"They store it and they provide a secure website that you can log into, much like people do with illegal online gaming sites."
Or even like legal online gaming sites as they are known elsewhere in the non-US world.
alt.barney.dinosaur.die.die.die?
alt.wesley.crusher.die.die.die
What's Reddit?
How about 0-100kph in 0.4s and on to 640kph.
All with only 4s of thrust.
3" Sony Xperia Active for the waterproof and shockproofness and a Nexus 7 for the rest.
Well written, well presented, a joy to read on a tablet.
I played one to death in a local shop here in New Zealand.
Then bought it as non-working scrap and fixed it.
Absolutely loved it.
I'm currently paying around $80us a month for a land line and 100Gb of 8M-bit broadband.
Or even, by actually having real driving skill requirements and every 3 years a required road test, for cyclists.
They have to obey the road rules, but are never tested on them...
http://www.scouting.org/sitecore/content/Licensing/Protecting%20the%20Brand/Boy%20Scouts%20of%20America%20Trademark%20Listing.aspx
They have to defend their trademark, or they will lose it. IMHO, "Hacker Scouts" is confusing and when I first heard it I thought it was a Scout-related computer group.
They have a trademark on "* Scouts"?
Baden-Powell would be surprised...
"* Scouts of America", I could understand...
Time to take stock. Go home with some office supplies.
