Sir
Good point.
No-one has ever complained about my Dianese leathers, apart from the smell.
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"And at some point our US counterparts got a visit from some law enforcement guys. Wondering what was going on considering the "increasing amount of encrypted data".
Time for a decent ISP to start offering this up as an ADSL packaged service methinks.
Zen, are you listening?
(This is where someone posts a link to make me look a right twonk(y).)
I still have the original on a US N64, and it's the music that's really lacking.
There's just no atmosphere in this game, and to have Bond played by that bricky Craig whatsisname is just adding insult to injury.
It's effin hard to pick out enemies at a distance, but they have no problem seeing you of course, even when you're tucked in behind a bloody great rock.
Stealth is there, but once compromised it becomes a duck-shoot. Where do they get all those henchmen from?
I'm playing it on pussy level at the moment, $deity knows what it will be like on 00.
I bought it on impulse due to nostalgia - but if that's your thing you might want to give it a miss.
"and it is to Sweden he must be eventually extradited to face those charges. I'd personally think a man so clean to air other people's dirty laundry would delight and welcome the opportunity to clear his name in open court"
I think I see where the misconception is here.
He hasn't been charged, the InterPol warrant says he is wanted for questioning.
No mention of court yet either.
If we look at this from a 'how did the internet get going' point of view, it would be possible for someone to set up their own root servers and run whatever tld's they want to. They could forward requests on to the main root servers for regularly registered domains, but hold their own data regarding registration of other domains.
Now, I don't believe it would be that easy, most people don't even know what DNS is and what it does, but for people who do know, it is a possible way round the obstacle - which is, after all, what the internet does best.
Along with this technology I hope someone bright can come up with a way of destroying these infernal things, like a suicide booth for tracking things.
You go out and buy loads of shit like a good consumer, are blissfully unaware your every movement is being tracked. But hey, what's that? Step right in, kkkkkkkzzzzzzap. All your printed tracking devices are belong to dead.
Grazio, I can walk my way down the street blissfully unaware I'm being tracked by 73 camera's all linked to a centralised database with facial recognition.
I'm now flagged as a subversive, and they came for me in the dead of night.
Where's my tin-foil hat!? Where's my medication!! MATRON!!!!
I've started using the 2010 office products recently and it's a real pain in the arse re-learning where everything is. Don't get me wrong, there are some nice touches in there as well.
However, a word (sorry) to M$ - This is absolutely the last time I change to a product of yours if you muck around with the UI again. I'm sick and tired of having to re-learn what I already know how to do.