It's still showing as being "in stock", even after this deal has gained popularity on various sites. I get the feeling there will be quite a few disappointed people come Monday.
Wish I'd seen the threads about the problems before flashing. Flashed my GA-Z68X-UD3H-B3 last night, now I can't seem to get my 6970 working with it. If I pull the card, the IGP works, but when I plug it back in, neither the card nor the IGP work.
I'm going to try to flash back to Award...
Netflix is getting TiVo'd. Why would content producers allow Netflix to rake in all the money for themselves?
Unless they can turn things around with original content like Arrested Development, they're going to be starved out.
I do like the circle mechanism for controlling contacts and access to things like photos. I just wish they'd done it sooner. Many of the people in my contacts are not willing to sign up for Google+.
I tried Pinterest for a bit, but I don't really "get" it.
Their terms of service don't...
They have no problem implementing a cap when you're costing them money (i.e. "excessive" use of your "unlimited" plan), but are more than happy to let you run up a bill far above of your average.
Alternatively, if you grew up playing Sierra and LucasArts adventure games, you may find that Ben There, Dan That! and Time Gentlemen, Please! are hilarious spoofs on the genre.
Look on the back of a dollar bill.
Obviously not exactly the same thing, since dollars don't use roman numerals, but that seems to be the stylistic theme they were going for (especially with how the V is shaded.)
Celebrities and public officials often want to tightly control their private information, yet still use social media. You just need to control what you share and with whom you share it with.
Unfortunately, our current politicians don't even seem able to prevent the country from defaulting on its debt. I don't see how they could possibly handle IP reform.
No Xbox price drop? I was really hoping the Target typo was just a premature advertisement. Oh well, I've waiting this long, guess I'll wait a while longer.
Steam is a bit more convenient, but these games are each $3 ($5 with non-discounted price) more there. I'd go GOG.
Edit: Whoops, that's because GOG is having a 50% off sale for them right now. Still, I'd go for the cheaper price ($4.99).
The problem I usually have is not so much with the underlying games, but with the interfaces. It's like I'm running an XBox emulator on my PC. The game interfaces were clearly not designed to work with the input devices I'm using.
Ugh. Had to drop desktop resolution down to 1920x1200 to be able to launch game in 2560x1600 full-screen. Others on GOG forums having same issue.
Also, keyboard volume control doesn't work, which is annoying.
Ditto. Due to real life constraints, I have limited time for gaming. When I do actually have time to play, I want to play and not have to deal with any coordination issues.
In this case, however, there is no indication that Best Buy overcharged him for the repairs, or made any unnecessary repairs. They simply proceeded without getting his authorization first. This doesn't seem like a nefarious scheme by Best Buy to fix broken stuff, just a mistake. A mistake...