Hey, I read it wmsco, but I wasn't sure what you ment. So no one thinks this is a good idea to have games on the message board? Not a lot; just a few.
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Yeah, we know, but selective draft was not voted on. so if your a doctor, you picked to go somewhere because your between the ages of 18 and 35. So in a sence, they didn't really vote on a selective draft, they voted on a general one. The thing is, when push comes to shove, what will actually happen a year or 2 down the road can be very ugly. The men and women fighting now can not keep on fighting, especially when they signed up for a weekend
I agree that this should be interesting.
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Not usually the place for this, but I wanted to try something out. I am hoping to create more of a interaction on the messageboard if we have messageboard games. Its an idea I thought of before and thought to give it a try again. What say you the message board? <object classid="clsid:D27CDB6E-AE6D-11cf-96B8-444553540000" codebase="http
I wrote about this on eSM. I didn't here the song, but I saw a link to it, if anyone want to actually hear it.
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Whoops, I forgot the link: The Return of the Draft : Politics Granted its from the Rolling Stone and probably is more liberal than Fox News but its still something to think about. I'm in IT (or want to be) and I get drafted to design the new Iraq grid and internet. The bad part of all of this really is poor p
Oh man, what will the polititians do if a speacial draft were to be announced That assertion is demonstrably false. According to an internal Selective Service memo made public under the Freedom of Information Act, the agency's acting director met with two of Rumsfeld's undersecretaries in February 2003 precisely to debate, discuss and ponder a return to the draft. The memo duly notes the administration's aversion to a draft bu
Oh and I agree with you Frogboy on some points. An entry level widget making DX... sounds good. As far as marketing, you have people here who are ready to do it. As I posted in the other thread on this subject, work with Tiggz, gef and others to make those widgets stand out. Get into those IT schools and Media classes like Design for the Web and so on. Web designers, in piticular, should be a first goal since they are the best of both
Banging on a lot of doors.... You take an avid Stardock/WC advocate, like NightTrain for example, give him an ODNT subscription or Update and a WC subscription for his efforts and send him to the local universities. He could hit places like MIT, BU, BC, etc. since he's in Massachusetts and you have him distribute (someone in c
didn't catch it. Must have been a doozey.
Good idea snarf.
Oh and what up with the featured skin comment text? its all jumbled up, even though I know I didn't write it that way when I featured it on my user page.
It would be nice if the user pages were more like the norm bllog format with, of course, RSS features for articles and skin uploads. I would also say that the layout of the user page would have to change too... maybe. For example , right now if you add links to your page, it pushes the articles way down the page layout. The profile could be a little smaller so that links could be right beside
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yeah... I'm out here. Interesting answers you guys and yeah I saw the guest book! thanks wmsco!
No comment...
I have never tried the IE based browsers. I do like FireFox and use it mostly. I piticulary love the user profiles. As for stardock's new web broswer, i think it should (not that it is) be Blog Navigator. Can you imaging a browser that allows you to blog, archive web pages, share links and so forth? Plus intergrate with tool bars and such?
that gives me an idea on my valentine gift!!! thanks guy!
exactly. that makes sense. nevertheless, i am sure what those who were creating the widget did not want to invest 129 USD for the product. they would rather push off the price tag to those who want to use it. I still say, if you want DX to get out there, give it to those I mentioned above (the non-commercial one) and head toward some schools who have IT or Media design classes.
As for the atoms thing, don't even try to imagine that. At an atomic level (as the theory goes), there is no such thing as "solid mass", just overlapping fields of vibrations with fuzzy boundaries, which can portray both partical and wave behaviour (grave simplification). Does this refer to gravity
Glad to see Blog navigator in the list of 'show and tell'.