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Hey proph if you can look into X-Men Legends (1 and/or 2) for original Xbox and give me a pricecheck I'll consider buying.

I don't really see the need (personally) to jailbreak as I've been very happy with my touch since the day I got it. I initially planned to jailbreak it but never got around to it. I bought a few apps through the store, namely Peggle, Zenonia, and some Japanese language apps to assist in my learning. Is there any advantage for a casual user to jailbreak other than to pirate software?

It's for collection purposes. Greatest Hits discs don't etch the artwork into the disc and are usually very bland.

Yeah I figured it was just the core design of the headphones that made the right get owned first.

Whenever my headphones break, the right speaker always goes out. This happened on my old logitech headset and it's happening a bit now on my Sennheiser headset. My ipod earbuds never held up more than 2 months. The right speaker was totally shot when I bought a pair of in-ear/canal Sennheisers. What kind of headphones do you use? Over the ear? On ear? Earbuds? In-ear/canal?

MS told me in an email that the RC will shut down every two hours March 10th, 2010...which means I will be using the free version of Windows 7 until then. I'm still running the beta (have to install the RC soon) and it's been rock solid for me, much more than Vista and even XP.

This is an okay solution: http://www.edgeofnowhere.cc/viewtopic.php?t=403628 (original ver: http://www.edgeofnowhere.cc/viewtopic.php?t=348984&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0) It looks safe for bnet. But it looks like the pots are coded to only appear in a certain position. Screen Magnifier might be your best bet.

Actually it flashes E 5 3 in succession, though the 5 may be an S. Watch it long enough and it loops those three. And a lower case e pops up somewhere. Actually, eff this thing, no one can tell what order it's going in.

My friends have been playing it. I haven't been convinced to buy it myself though. But then again, I'm a cheapskate. Looks like a lot of fun though.

Plus update my 360 post to: FOR SALE :::360::: refurbished 360s (pm for details) [kittykar]

What kind of laptop is he looking for? Gaming? Everyday use? What size? Just guessing he wants a gaming one...I recently bought a decent gaming laptop. Got the default configuration of this http://www.cyberpowerpc.com/system/Xplorer_X5-2900_Notebook/ plus a larger and faster hard drive and removed the OS to dip it under $700 before tax. I also got 5% off using a coupon code: "repeat" which I believe is still valid. I don't want to list the other stats (too lazy, you can click the link and see for yourself.)

It's all about Morrigan and Chun Li.

That seems odd to me since it sounds like Sound Forge is a dedicated recording program and it's strange that it would not allow separate inputs. I know ventrilo has a recording option that can record independent of the stereo mix. Perhaps you can record in Vent and then edit in Sound Forge? Or play the game and then add commentary afterwards?

We have a sale/want thread here: http://www.ocremix.org/forums/showthread.php?t=18883. Make sure to follow the format of posting there.

Finally, official OCR album art in the making!

This is excellent work. I appreciate these kinds of solo piano arrangements in contrast to fuller arrangements such as klutz's World of Piano, though both kinds are awesome. I think the arrangement on this is very soothing, perfect for my sleepy playlist that I listen to when I go to sleep. But it does seem to pass by without notice if you're busy doing something while listening. Overall I believe this is a very good remix and expect more great ones to come!

Hell this makes me want a DS more than anything else. My Silver battery died too, but I replaced mine and now it lives once more! Bwahahahahaha.

My musical skills are still in the dump but I thought it was just me when I thought that something was off in the recording. I have to agree with Dafydd on all the issues he brought up. What got me the most though was the balance between the orchestra and the singer. To me, the singer's voice dominates the instruments too much throughout most of the song. It really made it difficult for me to appreciate the orchestra, strings especially. If this was not a live recording and the volumes tweaked a bit then I'd be happy.

Just read this thread in its entirety over the last half hour. Now I'll try to address the more recent points... I've agreed with both sides of the argument of using social networking sites to fire/hire/not hire/whatever an employee. However, to me there are certain flaws in the arguments presented. Yes, posting pictures, videos, your hobbies, whatever on your publically visible Facebook is your fault, but is also under your control. I agree with the view that if you put it up for those to see it, then anyone who sees it can judge you based on that. Take this (somewhat specific example): You happen to like drinking at a bar every other night with your buddies and you happen to get quite rambunctious most nights if not every night. The next day you go to work and you're very professional. The twist, however, is that the bartender who always serves you your favorite drink also knows your boss. Your boss happens to find out about your drinking (problematic or not) hobby and fires you based on that decision. Now how is this different/same as posting pictures of yourself drinking online? Difference, you're voluntarily posting pictures of yourself on a public profile viewable to your employer should they choose to make a search for you (motives aside) rather than your employer finding out you drink by chance. Similarity, the end result is the same. You may think this is a poor example, hell it might be. But I think this illustrates the discrepancies in the semantics of your arguments. Your views on the internet and how social networks and their "rules" of communication are the foundation of your arguments. I believe Jovian equates the social norms of "real-life" communication are applied to the internet. Te objects to judging someone on their extra-curricular activities, no matter the environment. I also find that bgc and Zircon view a slight difference to Jovian in that since the things you put on the internet (without a private setting/password) IS public AND (typically) readily accessible, you should be more responsible of how you display yourself. Bottom line, face reality, protect yourself. I'm not saying you're not entitled to your opinions, Jovian specifically, but there's not much you can do about it. I do agree that it's kind of low for employers to do a search for you, but it's something that you have to protect yourself from, not get them to stop.

-get a B(or higher) in Japanese, Environmental Psychology, and Environmental Policy and Design by studying my ass off so I can study abroad in Japan -work out at the gym -get over my ex -find really epic choir music or epic but slower metal (think Rammstein guitar and vocals) -go to sleep

I personally like the 2nd gen games the best (Gold/Silver for GBC). They have a reasonable amount of new Pokemon, updated graphics/sprites, and a really nice upgraded battle system compared to the 1st gens. Though I haven't played the DS games, I hear those are fun as well.

The User CP says I have 5 new notifications which are very old private messages that are still in my box. Not anything major, just a little inconvienent. Oh, my actual new PM count is what it is supposed to be.

I would like to note that anyone who is interested in my wares should now PM me if they wish to get ahold of me. I've been quite busy lately and haven't been able to come to OCR for the whole quarter.

I keep seeing you say that but I'm not aware of any fee for upgrading. I had 2.1 and upgraded to 2.2 for free. Do you have something older? And more on topic, I'm considering picking this up but it read it doesn't have AI. =( Are there any plans to implement an AI opponent feature? EDIT: And it's $1.99, DarkeSword.