Comment Re:Enough is enough! (Score 0) 560
Everybody strap in! I'm 'bout to turn on my fuckin' laptop.
Comment Re:I'll check my batteries... (Score 0) 560
I'll check my batteries...when you give me 110v AC 60hz plugs in business class.
You can't check your batteries. That's exactly what the new rule is; no checking spare batteries in your luggage. The battery will have to be installed in your laptop to be checked onto the plane, and without your laptop, the 110v AC 60hz plug is useless to you.
Comment 4 10's per week (Score 0) 1055
I work 4 10's, with every Friday off. I couldn't imagine it any other way. (unless I worked like 3 12's)
Comment Re:Already there (Score 0) 75
GuitarFreaks doesn't have a home version though.
Guitar Freaks does, in fact, have a home version. It was released in Japan on the original PSX. In fact, when the first Guitar Hero was announced, I thought to myself "what a rip off. These guys are gonna get sued for blatantly copying what Benmai already did." Likely due to the licensing of popular songs instead of using originals, Guitar Hero took off in the U.S., and Guitar Freaks never saw the light of day stateside (on consoles).
Submission + - Why are websites still forcing people to use IE?
DragonTHC writes: "I just visited movielink's website for research. Their site has a nice message saying, "Sorry, but in order to enjoy the Movielink service you must use Internet Explorer 5.0 (or higher) or Mozilla/Firefox with an IE Tab Extension (IE installation required)." While allowing the IETab firefox extension is somewhat progressive, why do companies still force people to use Internet Explorer? Surely the site should work just fine in Firefox? With steady gains in market share by firefox, you would think that webmasters would get the hint. How about any /. users who are webmasters, what are your reasons for forcing IE?"
