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(while listening to episode 5; a few seconds before I lol'ed because of the ford force something something segment)

ah... now I see it, that thing looked like a furnace or something.

If you liked Total Annihilation then get Supreme Commander: Forged Alliance, it's the best of the whole series, and supcom 2 is the worst. Or at least, according to my friends who played a lot of TA, supcom, supcom:fa.

iirc it more or less comes down to getting your internet connection taken away when you don't pay the content maffiaa enough.

where do you work?!

And perception is also a lot. The iPhone feels like it runs faster. This is due to different priorities in the OS. The Android gives a much lower priority to the user interface compared to other stuff on the system. For example, my music keeps playing without a hitch even though the UI is quite slow and almost unresponsive (I have a 1st gen Android, the dev phone 1). Also, in general more and different stuff is running in the background on an Android (also an annoying part of a lot of Android applications). In the end, you're compared apples and oranges and not 2 phones or 2 mobile operating systems.

That's what I fear too.

Kendo, what Barbiedont? sorry

I think I'm more interested in the ICD Gemini than the HP Slate: http://www.slashgear.com/icd-gemini-takes-on-ipad-1ghz-tegra-2-3g-multitouch-android-0680471/

Multitasking would finally make the iphone usable. They can keep the screensavers. But I really wonder how multitasking would work. Does the home button simply put applications in the background instead of close them?

zomg... that's absolutely awesome, I'd play that

Good news everybody lAl28d6tbko

pfff... already got the T-Shirt; so don't need to play it

really? because 1M back then was really a shit load

unless you have a real death wish, go for a physical keyboard and mouse interface. touch screens are really only for casual typing. Just like MS Windows is fragmented and unsuccessful?

Is that where they train the Sith?

How did it measure up to the original?

wrong answer, I was expecting: "Just 'cause"

Why?

Don't really agree, boss fights can have a perfectly legal place in narrative games. BioShock 1's . To me boss fights are special and usually tougher fights at the end of a "chapter", it doesn't have to be a fight against 1 super tough son of a bitch. But waves and waves of enemies are usually my least favorite sort. (Just like arena segments in games). .

firefox says "save link as"

The last line of the 4th paragraph roughly reads: Sounds like a contortionist to me

It says you are an helpful contortionist creating tools of automating visualizations of computing data for reactor safety within MS Access. Which is a clear violation of the EULA for Access.

edit: oops, sorry

they have been there since Windows 95 or something