Perhaps, but there's a big difference between "widely reported" and "appearing in a video game that no one would have thought twice about if it weren't for the super-sensitivity about terrorism lately."
A potential terrorist target is a potential terrorist target whether or not somebody says it's one. In fact, you're worsening the danger by *not* pointing out something like that, since likely not enough will be done about the problem otherwise. "...dangerous thing to do"? Bah. It's not like there's some Separatist at an underground cafe right now slapping his forehead and saying "Sacre merde, the subway! Why didn't we think of this?"
Of course the clunkiest feature of Office is the part where you have pay several hundred dollars for it. I wish they'd get that bug ironed out already.
Depends on the aircraft, since there are different sets.
Austin (the guy that does X-Plane) has some recommendations on this page (scroll down), and seems to prefer CH Products line of USB products, although (as he points out), anything will do.
You can't have a successful character without either a successful story or an aesthetic quality of some sort that overrides the lack of interest-holding narrative. Just like fictional characters.
Interviewer...Sir Robert Eversley, who's just returned from the excavations in El Ara, and you must be well over six foot. Isn't that right, Sir Robert?
Sir Robert(puzzled) Yes.
Interviewer In fact, I think you're six foot five aren't you?
Sir Robert Yes.
Applause from off. Sir Robert looks up in amazement.
Interviewer Oh, that's marvelous. I mean you're a totally different kind of specimen to Professor Kastner. Straight in your seat, erect, firm.
Sir Robert Yes. I thought we were here to discuss archaeology....
That was a cool interview, albeit short. In the discussion that followed it, I enjoyed the comments about the dragon hoards. Instead of it artificially disappearing after x amount of time, though, it would be cooler if a crapload of other monsters and/or PC/NPC adventurers started showing up to get a piece of the action. Epic battles ensue, and the original dragon killers are already weakened by their first fight -- do they stay and fight it out in their condition or grab what they can and jam? In any case, sounds like D&DO is at least being thought out well.
A variety of the New Zealand weta (a cool cricket for which the LotR FX studio is named), has developed special proteins that enable it to survive through harsh alpine winters in a sort of hibernation with up to 80% of its body water frozen.
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This would be especially cool if the pinballs were translucent crystal-looking and glowed like miniature palantiri. :)
So do they wind up getting XP if they fail the saving throw? ;)
Perhaps, but there's a big difference between "widely reported" and "appearing in a video game that no one would have thought twice about if it weren't for the super-sensitivity about terrorism lately."
A potential terrorist target is a potential terrorist target whether or not somebody says it's one. In fact, you're worsening the danger by *not* pointing out something like that, since likely not enough will be done about the problem otherwise. "...dangerous thing to do"? Bah. It's not like there's some Separatist at an underground cafe right now slapping his forehead and saying "Sacre merde, the subway! Why didn't we think of this?"
Of course the clunkiest feature of Office is the part where you have pay several hundred dollars for it. I wish they'd get that bug ironed out already.
Depends on the aircraft, since there are different sets.
Austin (the guy that does X-Plane) has some recommendations on this page (scroll down), and seems to prefer CH Products line of USB products, although (as he points out), anything will do.
I guess they were tired of being left out in the, ah, "cold", as it were.
You can't have a successful character without either a successful story or an aesthetic quality of some sort that overrides the lack of interest-holding narrative. Just like fictional characters.
I blame the Smurfs.
Hey, you can store a lot of compressed pictures of polar bears in blizzards in 3KB!
Yesterday's Penny Arcade weighs in with its own review. :)
This is OT, but read this journal entry from CmdrTaco.
Interviewer ...Sir Robert Eversley, who's just returned from the excavations in El Ara, and you must be well over six foot. Isn't that right, Sir Robert?
Sir Robert (puzzled) Yes.
Interviewer In fact, I think you're six foot five aren't you?
Sir Robert Yes.
Applause from off. Sir Robert looks up in amazement.
Interviewer Oh, that's marvelous. I mean you're a totally different kind of specimen to Professor Kastner. Straight in your seat, erect, firm.
Sir Robert Yes. I thought we were here to discuss archaeology....
(full skit here)
That was a cool interview, albeit short. In the discussion that followed it, I enjoyed the comments about the dragon hoards. Instead of it artificially disappearing after x amount of time, though, it would be cooler if a crapload of other monsters and/or PC/NPC adventurers started showing up to get a piece of the action. Epic battles ensue, and the original dragon killers are already weakened by their first fight -- do they stay and fight it out in their condition or grab what they can and jam? In any case, sounds like D&DO is at least being thought out well.
Laptop being shot in anger (naturally); laptop fell off a moped and was run over by lorry
;)
Wasn't this a scene in the last Matrix movie?
I believe so, yes. Check this page for more info.
Come join the proofreaders that make Project Gutenberg possible!
No flames here. Pepsi is teh suck. ;)
For Mac OS X users, check your Software Update, as QuickTime has been revved to 6.4, iPod software hits 2.1, and iTunes itself is now at 4.1.
"Avoid needless words."
Or Mark Twain's original: "Eschew surplusage."
You know it's funny, but I can't seem to find an IEEE standard for "athakur999." ;)
(now ex)
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Well that's a surprise.
Very brave of them to make a 211 MB TIFF file available for download on this page. ;)
Or maybe this is just like in Soviet Russia...
In Soviet Russia, dead horse kicks you.
A variety of the New Zealand weta (a cool cricket for which the LotR FX studio is named), has developed special proteins that enable it to survive through harsh alpine winters in a sort of hibernation with up to 80% of its body water frozen.