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Yeah, cho counters jayce pretty well, don't bother harassing him since he'll just get his hp back up with his passive.How does he counter Jayce at all? His passive will give him no where near the health that Jayce can harass away, and Jayce can just kite him extremely well.
Except the generations before thought the top of the chart music was terrible. It's the same trend every generation. The previous generation hates the music from the next.I wasn't saying anything to the contrary.
didn't work for me either, did just thatMake sure you aren't capitalizing things.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh852635.aspxSome more searching shows that even though Windows intends for you to be a business to sideload apps, the group policy hack can allow anyone to sideload any app.
http://www.winsupersite.com/article/paul-thurrotts-wininfo/microsoft-details-windows-8-enterprise-142874
First link is a bit unclear, since it seems to alternate between "you need a special product key" and "you need an expensive edition of Win8 and group policy hacks".
also i think OP should realize there was a lot of popular stuffty music back in the 60s, 70s, and 80s too. We just never hear about them because they suck. All we hear about is the good stuff.Except back in the 60s-80s the good artists were at the top of the charts. Now some crappy artists are.
In 20 years, nobody will be listening to Justin Beiber or Katy Perry, but they will be listening to artists like Daft Punk and Adele.
the thing that's happening here is embedding a whitelist into the OS. That is unacceptable.Okay, I see what a permission system is, and that would probably work. But I don't see anywhere where Windows 8 says they are only allowing apps that they have approved and no one can use apps that have not been approved. A link would be nice.
Nope, that's proper permission systems and sandboxing (which are good and way overdue).Even with a "proper permission system" you can't ensure that there are no holes. For example, Badspot tried to design Blockland to be able to use mods freely without breaking, yet some add-ons still break the game, and there are even client-sided exploits that his permission system does not catch. He fails these add-ons, which is probably the best solution, because the other alternative is to destroy the freedoms of mod makers.
Doesn't make it any more acceptable.Incorrect, when you accidentally install crappy software that screws up your machine on a desktop or laptop, it is relatively easy to fix. When you do the same thing on a mobile device, it can really screw you over. Software control prevents this stuff from happening to people with mobile devices.
While some people claim Windows 8 has several good parts (the user interface, the new additions everywhere, etc., each their pick), what Microsoft plans to do in regards to software control is simply unacceptable.I'm pretty sure the software control only deals with apps. And there is always software control with apps.
I listen to Imogen Heap, Great Big Sea, Afro Celtic Sound System, Nickel Creek, Natalie MacMaster (saw her and her husband live, and it was amazing), and Sting, in terms of recent talented music. These, in my opinion, are some of the greatest artists/groups of this time and they stand up well to their predecessors.Is there a new Sting or something? Because he is far from recent.
I also realize that my tastes are by no means mainstream.
No even last year you had to be gold+ to get the jarvan skin, Everyone got kayle skin for playing 1 game which was intended as "Hey look i pláyed in season1" skinYeah, they need a "Hey I played in season2" skin.
