The AI-generated cat pictures thread
http://www.itworld.com/business/2604...tion-wont-know
I know Joe will remember most of this, but who else will?
I know Joe will remember most of this, but who else will?
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http://www.itworld.com/business/2604...tion-wont-know
I know Joe will remember most of this, but who else will?
I know Joe will remember most of this, but who else will?
Also, I hate websites that make me click through 7 pages to see a list of 20 things.
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Joined: Jun 2005
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From: Fake Virginia
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modem sound brought a tear to my eye. I can just imagine dialing into a BBS to play Legend of the Red Dragon.
then all the weeks of being grounded when the phone bill came in because i dialed long distance.
then all the weeks of being grounded when the phone bill came in because i dialed long distance.
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a gift to you. http://www.itworld.com/print/260490
The PRINT Button.
The PRINT Button.
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Watch:
"Revenge of the Electric Car"
On Netflix if you've got it. Very well done, good character development, current story, good cinematography. I expected to have to trudge through it, and ended up watching it all in one go despite not sleeping for more than 2hrs at a time in 2months.
"Revenge of the Electric Car"
On Netflix if you've got it. Very well done, good character development, current story, good cinematography. I expected to have to trudge through it, and ended up watching it all in one go despite not sleeping for more than 2hrs at a time in 2months.
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Joined: Sep 2005
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Total Cats: 7,523
From: Chicago. (The less-murder part.)
To send to your dot-matrix printer.
Ah, that was some good stuff. The past was always better than the present.
I'm right there with Brainey on LORD- who here wondered just what the deal was with Seth Able?
TradeWars 2002 was another good one. I can remember being in college when we had a massive roll of plotter paper hung on the wall from one end of the hallway to the other in an attempt to actually map out the galaxy. (We failed miserably.)
Now, I will present a few images related to my most favoritest game of the modern era.
What if Portal 2 had been a movie in the 70s?
What if it had been released in the early 80s?
What if they decided to give it the Laura Croft treatment and make a horrible movie out of it today?
Ah, that was some good stuff. The past was always better than the present.
I'm right there with Brainey on LORD- who here wondered just what the deal was with Seth Able?
TradeWars 2002 was another good one. I can remember being in college when we had a massive roll of plotter paper hung on the wall from one end of the hallway to the other in an attempt to actually map out the galaxy. (We failed miserably.)
Now, I will present a few images related to my most favoritest game of the modern era.
What if Portal 2 had been a movie in the 70s?
What if it had been released in the early 80s?
What if they decided to give it the Laura Croft treatment and make a horrible movie out of it today?
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