[QUOTE="navyguy21"][QUOTE="Gue1"] Untrue. Giantbomb said that you can use the disc in any console, and that the fee only implies to installing the game since all games can be installed and played without disc. It seems to be a way of preventing copying the disc on every console
Untrue. Giantbomb said that you can use the disc in any console, and that the fee only implies to installing the game since all games can be installed and played without disc. It seems to be a way of preventing copying the disc on every console Giant Bomb did say this, this is a proper way to handle the used game situation imo; however that will depend on the cost of fee.
A long time ago in social studies I had anyone who wanted to cheat, follow a system for cheating on our provincial exams. It was a multiple choice test A, B, C and D. I made a system where I'd rotate my pencil in my hand and where the eraser was that was the letter to choose, i'd tap the eraser on the desk when I was going on to the next question. Up was A, to the right was B etc. It was a pretty garbage class with some pretty stereotypical high school idiots. I didn't cheat myself because the class was stupid easy if you haven't lived under a rock your whole life.
I know people question THAT global warming is occurring at all (stupid). Some people just want to know whether or not human impact is as significant as portrayed.
In 2011 Mac was making around $370 per mac sold, pretty ridiculous when you factor that the hardware is usually behind the curve and mediocre in terms of specs.
[QUOTE="clyde46"][QUOTE="Jd1680a"]Not surprising since Mac products are generally twice as high at retail, then the PC. Just look at the specs of the starting model of an Apple iMac. 21..5 inch monitor. 2.7GHz quad-core Intel Core i5 Turbo Boost up to 3.2GHz 8GB (two 4GB) memory 1TB hard drive1 NVIDIA GeForce GT 640M with 512MB $1300 A PC with these kind of specs would be around $800. but you don't get a screen, KB/M or an OS with that PC. Mac also doesn't pay retail price for the parts they put in their computer....in fact probably significantly less.
Do these large buildings have their own tours for people who visit the city? A lot of them are attractions so I am wondering if a lot of these buildings have staff to give tours.
[QUOTE="Human-after-all"]Also if you created a transporter like Star Trek, where it dematerializes you and rebuilds you in another location. Are you no longer you? Are you just some shell with X memories and experiences, essentially a clone.DaBrainz
Tom Riker says yes. Haha, I remember that episode.
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