I wasn't suggesting it would condense to water, but that it could be liquid CO2 as an alternative. I didn't realize though that it needed to be highly pressurized to be liquid though, thanks for correcting me.
It could easily be some other liquid guys, for example, CO2 is common in the atmosphere there, and it does condense at the poles to ice, why not condense to water on the rovers?
Good point, hadn't thought of that.
Couldn't you ask your friends to not put your pictures up though? I do realize this is impractical, but it's the best solution I can think of.
What was the problem with just having a small checkbox for being included in the tracking or not?
And why can't we trust companies anymore? I may not be the most up to date, but come on, I've never heard about google doing something questionable with your data.
Good point, but if people are funding all these addons to cell phones, development and whatnot, couldn't they build a hospital for that much money?
Then again not as many people can make the trip.
Bot have pros and cons, guess I'll see how this plays out.
Once you get mobile phones into the hands of average people, along with the test kits. Then there's the danger of people sharing the devices and transmitting diseases from one to another.
I think I would rather get to a hospital, where it could be done right.
I definitely agree with you, on the fly switching of skills would be an excellent addition, and if you could also add in buy/sell orders, that would be awesome.
Really, when I think about how much CCCP have made and how much is directly player controlled, like the economy, I can't help but be awed. It's amazing what they've done, and a blast to play.
The shooting doesn't hurt either, and the plotline is great (if you follow it).
I'm pretty excited to see World of Goo take #2, go indy developers!
That said, I'm surprised Mount & Blade wasn't listed at all, and that Sins of a Solar Empire didn't score higher.
Still, I'll agree with Fallout 3 ranking #1. While it was a disappointment to those who expected a full on RPG, the FPS element brought many more people in, and allowed for more people to get into the game, while VATS kept it closer to an RPG.
When I first read this, I too thought sabotage, and I think most of/. will end up thinking this too, but I want to remind everyone that this could be something else entirely, maybe there was a localized earthquake, or more boats dropped anchor retardedly. Who knows? Just don't jump to conclusions.
At least around where I live, the public schools are for the most part filled with traditional idiot kids, with some smarter ones. My school and most other private schools have tons of smart kids and a few that really don't belong with rich parents.
The idea was to lock down computers from running unauthorized software during school, and no, read my post again, it's not giving admin privileges daily, once they leave school, as in graduate.
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He only got the starter package -- Due to the economy he couldn't afford his first choice with the laser.
Once we find it then how long until we can clone it, and make an island full of them?
Not even white collar resort prison? You cold hearted monster.
I wasn't suggesting it would condense to water, but that it could be liquid CO2 as an alternative. I didn't realize though that it needed to be highly pressurized to be liquid though, thanks for correcting me.
It could easily be some other liquid guys, for example, CO2 is common in the atmosphere there, and it does condense at the poles to ice, why not condense to water on the rovers?
Then again, if you have antimatter, why not just send it at the debris?
Good point, hadn't thought of that. Couldn't you ask your friends to not put your pictures up though? I do realize this is impractical, but it's the best solution I can think of.
What was the problem with just having a small checkbox for being included in the tracking or not? And why can't we trust companies anymore? I may not be the most up to date, but come on, I've never heard about google doing something questionable with your data.
Thank you very much!
This sounds somewhat horribly wrong, mind sourcing this? I was under the impression that USB always output 5v, maximum of 500 mAmps.
Can we finally get some specs on life, such as Refresh rate and resolution?
Oh man, the poor bastards haven't even got their heads around that and BAM, you hit them with Cat - 6!
Thanks you, unfortunately I cannot mod you up, but I hope someone does give you at least +1 Informative.
I've heard this before, google came up with nothing. Someone care to explain?
Sure is 1998 in here isn't it?
... and all of a sudden people are e-mailing them about keeping kid-safe apps off of the App Store...
Wait, what?
And for the last time, it's A S K, not A X E!
Good point, but if people are funding all these addons to cell phones, development and whatnot, couldn't they build a hospital for that much money? Then again not as many people can make the trip. Bot have pros and cons, guess I'll see how this plays out.
Once you get mobile phones into the hands of average people, along with the test kits. Then there's the danger of people sharing the devices and transmitting diseases from one to another. I think I would rather get to a hospital, where it could be done right.
I definitely agree with you, on the fly switching of skills would be an excellent addition, and if you could also add in buy/sell orders, that would be awesome. Really, when I think about how much CCCP have made and how much is directly player controlled, like the economy, I can't help but be awed. It's amazing what they've done, and a blast to play. The shooting doesn't hurt either, and the plotline is great (if you follow it).
I'm pretty excited to see World of Goo take #2, go indy developers! That said, I'm surprised Mount & Blade wasn't listed at all, and that Sins of a Solar Empire didn't score higher. Still, I'll agree with Fallout 3 ranking #1. While it was a disappointment to those who expected a full on RPG, the FPS element brought many more people in, and allowed for more people to get into the game, while VATS kept it closer to an RPG.
When I first read this, I too thought sabotage, and I think most of /. will end up thinking this too, but I want to remind everyone that this could be something else entirely, maybe there was a localized earthquake, or more boats dropped anchor retardedly. Who knows? Just don't jump to conclusions.
I use an SD card to extend the main SSD, I have this thing about partitions being even.
At least around where I live, the public schools are for the most part filled with traditional idiot kids, with some smarter ones. My school and most other private schools have tons of smart kids and a few that really don't belong with rich parents.
The idea was to lock down computers from running unauthorized software during school, and no, read my post again, it's not giving admin privileges daily, once they leave school, as in graduate.