TW... great answers!
Zoomba
He's asking you to explain... not to point to what others have written. Try and come up with your own thoughts instead of throwing back the thoughts of others. Oh, and give up on the "if you don't agree with me you must be willing to go to hell" tact... it's too sanctimonius and makes you come across as a zealous jerk.
Where's the knock-knock joke? I think you wrote a how-to article that even I and my inability to do anything artistic can follow
Everyone has their favorite web site for their favorite games. For me, WorldOfWar.Net and Thottbot.Com are the first sites I run to for World of Warcraft information. Neverwinter Vault over at IGN was where I always went for Neverwinter Nights stuff. Apolyton used to be my favorite place for Turn Based Strategies. All of them have their plusses and min
I get into trouble often for this attitude as almost without fail women think I'm saying their gender isn't as good at computer stuff. Not so! I know women who are amazing at this stuff, they leave me in the dust and most male IT people I know. My point really is gender has absolutely nothing to do with skill or ability, so why the hell are we trying to cater to it?
se comparison on GC1 is anything to go by... with how good GC2 looks at this stage the final game is going to be stunning.
In the past 5-6 years I've read numerous articles about how schools and employers are working really hard to encourage Demographic X, Y or Z to join the IT world. Be it women, racial minorities, people with only three toes... whatever, it seems there is a general attitude that it is WRONG to let the people who WANT to be in IT to actually be in IT. We seem to have t
crash and not be all that much "fun" for a while. Welcome to our little hidden corner of the gaming universe. We are few, but we are mighty! -Z
Hehe, zoomba, i might agree with you about the 4 bloggers thing, lol. See you're here everyday of the week but i hardly 'see' you! I comment a fair bit, post every now and then, but mostly about technical stuff. My articles don't tend to be high-visibility so most figure I never blog. 53 articles in a
Pro Choice is about letting the individual decide on their own, regardless of your own personal opinions and feelings. If someone is aborting because they fear the child will be gay, I personally disagree with that and it lowers my opinion of that person, but ultimately it is their decision and it's not my place to make any sort of choice for them. That, my friends, is Pro Choice...
sibilities here. These items I'm asking for/about are mainly for story and mission items... to make a mission more dynamic when compared to most 4x games where the star map is flat, uninteresting and boring.
After careful consideration and a bit of number crunching, I've come to the conclusion that there are in fact only 4 bloggers. -We have Marvin Cooley who I think manages all the crazy/looney blogs (i.e. Tracy Givens) -We have Aeryck who does all the religious kool-aid drinker blogs -We have the BizNet people who write every spam blog -Finally we have Gideon who writes everything else you read here. I think he types approximately 400
I always forget about these! Thanks for the reminder. I'll definitely pick one up on the way home tonight
Interview at Filefront said end of March.
A large part of my wanting an LCD is for size and weight. I like having lots of desk space, and I hate having to lug the damn thing whenever I move (I've moved once a year for the past 5 years or so). And I've found LCDs are far less strenuous on my eyes than CRTs
How big is the building anyway? Looks pretty sweet.
Bravo for being a good mom who has her priorities straight! My house when I was growing up is exactly like you described yours. Toys everywhere, and tons of fun being had. My parents even semi-finished the basement so my sister and I had an entire floor of the house essentially to play around in. Play-doh, drawings, finger paints... We spent our childhood having fun. Our house was the house all the neighborhood kids came to to play because
I love the skin. Installed it over the weekend and have been really digging it. I use both a PC and a Mac so I'm equally comfortable with both. I think OSX beats WinXP hands-down for UI, so this is a great suite. Oh, and after a while, I found myself trying to hit command-Q to close applications on my PC instead of Alt-F4. That's how convincing it is! Why do I want an OSX skin on my Win box? Because I love the UI for OSX, but want the functionality I'm used to in a PC. It
No, Universities aren't meant to be job-training. But they should at least teach the foundational skills for whatever field they are for. IT degrees should have a strong foundational knowledge of technology/networks/computing. CompSci grads have the foundation in programing. Most IT programs are bastardized business programs with a bit of "Tech mumbo-jumbo" tossed in. In the case of PSU, it was a program that was researched and developed
The key to this really is Americans when they come out of college just aren't worth a whole heck of a lot. As a recent college Grad (Dec '03) I fully agree with that. My degree wasn't worth the paper it was printed on really. I can say "Yeah, I spent 4 years at Penn State and got this note saying I was there" but I can't say that I learned anything in terms of actual job skills. The fact that I have a job at all (and one that pays in that 40-50 ran
Ideas for the New Zealand Adventure Trip: -Do a 4-5 day hiking trip through Abel Tasman National Park -Talk on Fox Glacier -Do the *really* high bungee jump in Queenstown (the one from the car suspended by wires)... I did the 43m one from Kiwaru (sp?) Bridge -If you have time, do the base jump from the Sky Tower in Auckland (tallest man-made structure in the So. Hemisphere)
Double post... sorry
I would honestly much rather see such people just leave than throw an extended temper-tantrum on their posts and in the forums. It drags everyone else down into it as we've seen with some of the recent flame wars here. I guess it's just an extension of people's petty nature to delve down into intense wars of words with other people online. At most when someone flames out and leaves I can hardly ever muster more of a reaction than "Good Rid