What can I say? My undershirts are all dirty. Too many monsters to kill. I need to make sure I have something portable to do laundry on.
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What can I say? My undershirts are all dirty. Too many monsters to kill. I need to make sure I have something portable to do laundry on.
What can I say? My undershirts are all dirty. Too many monsters to kill. I need to make sure I have something portable to do laundry on.
Form and functionality - now it all makes sense! Though I'm sure with abs like that you'd have no problems finding someone to help... um... wash your
Meh, it's not a live demo like people were hoping. It's the 15 min video that leaked earlier, just with pausing and commentary. Still some small interesting bits, but nothing mind blowing.
Ah allright, so I won't miss out on it, and that's on yt already anyway, thx!
The stream is worth watching just because the guys talking about it are so enthusiastic it's very cute :wub:
Don't they usually upload the whole thing to youtube or whatever other websites?
yes probably it will be uploaded later... but i am impatient!!!
Sometimes they do, but not always. The stream is constantly buffering and lagging so that's why I'm waiting for it to finish: There won't be many people watching then, so there will be less lag.
I have to return a hard drive to Amazon and already received the replacement. Normally they ship the hard drive in between some form of plastic support inside a carton box just large enough for a disk, and then put that one in a larger, padded box. Would it be OK for me to return the drive using only the smaller box? It's already broken, it's not like it can get any worse...
I'd say the retail box is not suitable. It's not made to be an exterior box for shipping, only to be boxed up in a real shipping box.
An ESD bag, wrapping or spacers that prevent the drive from moving within its box, and a box suitable for shipping are standard requirements even if this is a return of a failed drive. The drive has to be returned in a condition that it can be evaluated and refurbished if possible, and if they can find a way to claim it was damaged due to improper packing and shipping, they can deny your return.
When you don't have original packaging, the standard way to ship a drive is like this from Western Digital's RMA instructions:
A question to forum veterans - this intense negative wave that's been going on for some time in the Wild Hunt subforum; is it a known, cyclical thing that passes over time? I keep jumping back hoping for news, interviews, screenshots and what have you, but lately more and more threads are contaminated by this venomous criticism that just makes me question why the hell do I keep returning.
Or am I just exaggerating it?
Or am I just exaggerating it?
It's a very loud tempest in a very small teapot. A handful of people think they can make themselves out to be important by imitating the vicious critics they read on the Internet, or by claiming they know better than the engineers and artists who actually worked on the game, or by slamming companies it's fashionable to hate, or thinking owning Bigger Iron Than Yours gives them bragging rights or a right to blame those who don't measure up to their lofty expectations for the money they overspent.
In short, it's a negligible small number of people who know they can't be called to account misbehaving in ways they can't get away with in real life. It happens on every forum with the release of every game. It is of no consequence and may be disregarded in the certain knowledge that talk is cheap.
There is a land of pure delight beyond the Jordan's flood,
Where saints appareled all in white fling back the critic's mud.
And as he legs it through the skies, his pelt a sable hue,
He sorrows sore to recognize the missiles that he threw.
[Bierce]
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Folks say it was the same before TW2 release, so I'd wager to say it's... standard practice by now
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