kevinh

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by kevinh 17y ago
The nature of some games is not conducive to replaying it. Games with story driven plots tend to lag when replaying it, although the experience may be worth the price of admission. For instance, I played through Bioshock once and thought
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by kevinh 17y ago
This line from the article leaves me more than a bit suspicious of the results: The research was commissioned by Galaxy chocolate to launch a campaign to give away one million books over the next six months.
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by kevinh 17y ago
Actually, you won't. California pays out more in federal taxes than it gets back. It's more likely that your state is getting money from Californians.
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by kevinh 17y ago
I take objection to your wording. Your stance on this is accusatory, as if it is only one party that has switched sides on the issue of filibustering - it isn't. The party that currently is in the majority will always oppose filibustering
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by kevinh 17y ago
In a way, that's sort of a wiser decision to make. The cereal, once you eat it, is gone forever, but the toy will last until you lose it/get bored of it/your dog eats it. Since your parent was buying it, it was like getting a toy for free.
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by kevinh 17y ago
The reason that kids would bully male students that would wear dresses to school or female students that wear pants to school is precisely because the administration forbids it. The administration forbidding it is just confirming in their m
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by kevinh 17y ago
Most people who care about Windows 7 have had it for far longer than a week - whether they've been using the RC or they are a student who was able to get it through the MSDNAA program. Yes, some of it may be from new users, but if there act
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by kevinh 17y ago
No, you can't link it to your Steam account. Valve maintains a list of games you can register to your account from a CD key here: https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=7480-WUS...
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by kevinh 17y ago
Ignoring the obvious flaws in the site design, they should rework the sidebar which states Microsoft's "sins". It states that they are education, DRM, security, standards, monopoly, lock-in, and privacy. At a glance, this is confusing. I