Comment Most people watch their children's activities and (Score 1) 1092
movement with a new invention, Eyeballs. Use them. They're free, and meant for watching your crotchspawn.
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Comment Re:QuestHelper (Score 0) 344
I've not donated for QuestHelper for the same reason I haven't for Auctioneer:
You're too aggressive about soliciting those donations. Just like I don't respond to beggars in game, I don't respond to begging add-ons in game.
Comment Phoronix is worthless (Score 5, Informative) 249
Remember, this is the site that's decided that Ubuntu 7.04 is twice as fast as any other version of Ubuntu. Take what they say with a good healthy dose of skepticism.
Comment Re:Might I suggest you try to call them? (Score 1) 593
Yep. I saw it.
Doesn't change a thing. He wants a resolution. A phone call will lead to one. Thus, he should make a phone call. If he cannot, he surely has someone in the US (or whatever region the system was purchased from) that could place the call on his behalf.
It's not difficult. The first answer to "I want something..." should be "So ask for it.", and not "Chargeback! Email carpet bomb! Consumerist!"
Comment Might I suggest you try to call them? (Score 1, Insightful) 593
I'd suggest you first pick up a telephone and have a real-time conversation with somebody.
What You Don't Know About Living in Space 298
Ant writes "There are spectacular moments, as well as the mundane, in space. Over the years, living in space has forced astronauts to make a few concessions to things you would not give a second thought about when staying at a hotel/motel. The article lists a few things that people may not have known about living in space." Your iPod needs to be modified to use Alkaline batteries. And also, did you know... that in space... you only get one spooooon. And some people, are spoon millionaires...
Submission + - EA: No patches, no support for a 5-month-old game
Xyston writes: It's been five months since the release of EA's Rise of the Witch-King, and fans who were hoping for a patch were let down again this month when the promised patch never materialized. The game, which has been plagued by bugs, cheats and imbalances since its late November release, has become the source of frustration for gamers at several fan communities. While EA programmers admit they've neglected the game in favor of Command & Conquer 3, their last official statement was that a patch "should" have been available weeks ago. Gamers are still waiting.
