OriginalSyn

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by OriginalSyn 15y ago
I found it tended to try and dim my screen while I'm in the middle of gaming and caused my whole system to slow to a crawl and would sometimes crash my computer completely.
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by OriginalSyn 15y ago
It has deterred me from buying BF3 but the BF3 beta also deterred me from buying BF3. BF3 was full of bugs that were also in BC2, based on previous performance these bugs will not get fixed for a long time. One of the serious things was tha
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by OriginalSyn 15y ago
Most of the people I know that use it, use it more like twitter, including myself. I follow a lot of people I find interesting, like Wil Wheaton and Paul Irish, they are both really active and post interesting, to me, stuff, which I comment
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by OriginalSyn 15y ago
It was invite only until very recently. And when I was interested in sending out invites it was gmail only, I don't know if that ever changed.
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by OriginalSyn 15y ago
I could see it being useful in a html/javascript based game or something.
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by OriginalSyn 15y ago
Nope you don't need knowledge in organic chemistry. You basically run through a tutorial on the "rules" and then you fiddle with 3D models trying to get them as packed together as possible to achieve a % which increases your score.
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by OriginalSyn 15y ago
If I can't figure out a indecipherable glyph it's usually the word they need help with and if it's not a word I usually type in "NotAWord_<random text>" for it, you only need to get the one that google knows as well right. As long a
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by OriginalSyn 15y ago
That's really the same, trivial pursuit pies are merely a progress bar, each slice is of equal value.
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by OriginalSyn 15y ago
Have you read anything from Jakob Neilson before, he would agree with you. If it were up to him the Web would like pretty much exactly like his article.