Man Utd-Portsmouth: Fergie Blames Ref, People Laugh
Second Life: Marriage, Divorce. Marriage, Divorce. Adultery.
And yes that was tongue-in-cheek
Second Life: Marriage, Divorce. Marriage, Divorce. Adultery.
And yes that was tongue-in-cheek
Microsoft's EU Fine: Meh, out of pocket change.
What he's referring to is a leak of around 1000 development versions of various games for Sega consoles. Of course the thing I'm wondering is why they were in a form that was able to be leaked like that. They're not meant for playing, more for ripping apart with a Palette/Sprite viewer and seeing what you can dig up about the game's development.
An example: Ristar was one of the games that was leaked. The string "CAUTION -RISTAR- IS NOT V O L T !" is found in ROMs going back to the earliest found, which would imply an internal struggle over the naming. It's interesting to see what changes are in each ROM version. It's more for sh*ts and giggles than anything else.
EDIT: @Dalek: Surely you should have used the cross-eyed one
An example: Ristar was one of the games that was leaked. The string "CAUTION -RISTAR- IS NOT V O L T !" is found in ROMs going back to the earliest found, which would imply an internal struggle over the naming. It's interesting to see what changes are in each ROM version. It's more for sh*ts and giggles than anything else.
EDIT: @Dalek: Surely you should have used the cross-eyed one
How has nobody eaten Jaffas in this thread yet? 
Time to break that, I'm eatin Jaffas!
EDIT: Ommmmmm nom nom nom nom!
Time to break that, I'm eatin Jaffas!
EDIT: Ommmmmm nom nom nom nom!
That's because the Wii browser is essentially a full version of Opera. The original post was talking about a Windows Mobile based device, which is a lot less powerful under the hood and has a smaller screen, thus limiting what it can do.
Back to the original post: I'm not sure whether WM6 can run WM5 apps, but if they can you can try Minimo (http://www.mozilla.org/projects/minimo/). Apparently it supports Javascript and AJAX stuff rather well. Worth a shot!
It doesn't use ActiveX, or if it does then somehow the FOSS crowd have found a way to run it. IIRC it's AJAX-based, which would make it a lot more cross-compatible
I just tried Opera Mini and that got as far as the main LFSW screen. Clicking the icons didn't work though. I would try Opera Mobile, which is for Windows Mobile/Symbian S60 phones/PDAs. If that doesn't work then I'm not sure what other browsers are available on Windows Mobile.
I felt nothing. Might have just been an overpowered fart.
I prefer neither. I'm an Xfce fan, it's more lightweight than GNOME, still based on GTK+ (which I love) and I can add whatever I want to it. No being tied down by evolution-data-server either
I never liked how KDE works. I especially don't like the new menu in KDE4, not what I want to see, I'm afraid.
Can't help but notice an array of errors on that site. For example, on the About page I found the following glaring (and totally obvious) errors:
"Attribution. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by the author or licensor (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work)."
I don't see any attribution to the author of the design (http://www.metamorphozis.com) other than in the CSS file (which I had to actively look for). Overall message: Get a clue before you tell people what to do/use
- You close the <html> tag twice.
- Line 104 is a total mess. You try closing tags that are not even open.
"Attribution. You must attribute the work in the manner specified by the author or licensor (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work)."
I don't see any attribution to the author of the design (http://www.metamorphozis.com) other than in the CSS file (which I had to actively look for). Overall message: Get a clue before you tell people what to do/use
"Greenpeace today hailed the urine powered car as a major step in the fight against climate change. These testers, however, forgot to put the lid up, leaving the cars without power."
Be geeky.
Install Linux and use SciTE (it's free!)
I swear, it's probably one of the more simple HTML/ASP/PHP editors out there, and it highlights CSS syntax too (Oh and it's free!)
(Did I mention it's free?)
Erm...I'm called John...I live in the UK and was born in '89...simple
Yep, just woke me up here...nearly shook monitor off desk too
3 Skypephone. Cost me £50 and I get 4000 skype minutes for £10 a month. Bargain (especially good for calling the girlfriend, since she's in the US)
I'm gonna have to join the dirty dropouts list I'm afraid. Events have taken hold that will stop me having the money to be able to show up.
(For those that even care, I'm going to the US later this year to see significant other)
(For those that even care, I'm going to the US later this year to see significant other)
Unless the Americans catch you. Then you have no rights at all.
Well you're not a UKCTer, nor are you a Second Lifer, so that's the category for you
(And there are more people in there)
(And there are more people in there)
*bump*
VirtualBox Seamless mode FTW
EDIT: The bottom right graphical corruption isn't seen on my screen, it's a bit where nothing actually exists. You'd get a black bar on Windows (2 monitors, left taller than right)
VirtualBox Seamless mode FTW
EDIT: The bottom right graphical corruption isn't seen on my screen, it's a bit where nothing actually exists. You'd get a black bar on Windows
(2 monitors, left taller than right)*points at Need for Speed*
If you think this sucks, there's only one place for you
If you think this sucks, there's only one place for you
Patch Y is the "true game". kthxbai.
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