I don't know. I usually equate doing something ironic with negativity, as if Nintendo was being hypocritical. You forget (or ignore) that when 2 people get married, they become a family. There does not need to be kids. And the saying "Fun for all the family!" should also include people over the age of 18, otherwise it's just "Fun for the younger children!"
Except they got everyone talking about destroying violent computer games and didn't come good on their offer of 25$ for every game turned in. Seems like we all got played.
You could make a really good Guide Book like that. With pages dedicated to certain locations. You could then emboss on the cover some kind of comforting passage for whenever you get lost or into something you can't handle, "Don't Panic" comes to mind.
Or maybe, just maybe it's good old fasioned motion sickness? When you are in a bouncy car and you are focussed on something inside, your eyes are telling you that you are not bouncing, while your ears are telling you you are bouncing. This conflict if sensory inputs is what makes you sick. Why do you think it happens to children more than adults? They are often too small, or not interested in looking outside the car and are busy watching/playing with something inside it.
If I'm ever on a long bus journey, and am reading a book, I can feel it coming on, though simply looking outside for 5 minutes in ever 20-30 of reading cures it. This is also why you never get motion sickness when you sleep on a journey.
There's no need to make up new things when the problem is easily solved. Attaching an accelerometer to the headset and making the picture shift and 'bounce' as you move your head will fix this.
Someone using a simulator like this one here will likely get sick as when the 'car' banks to the left or right, the horizon in the screen doesn't adjust, so the eyes will see one reality, and the ears will feel another. Just another case of standard motion sickness, easily fixed with an accelerometer.
Sorry, but this is one of the few times I'd spend mod points on an AC, and I unfortunately don't have them.
This may be one of the paramount reasons, but I'd also like to add that every time I see Gabe on video talking about what's going on in the world of Valve, you can see that he's totally genuine in his devotion to getting games to gamers.
I honestly believe that getting Steam (and games in general) to work on linux is not just founded on getting their linux based console to work better, but also to provide gamers who use linux (and mac!) a better gaming experience by making the games run natively on their OS, and not having to rely on things like wine.
How does it apply to this incident? Is it illegal disorderly conduct to record someone having a mental breakdown, and not stopping the recording despite a cop asking you, even politely, to stop? You could be the ultimate paramount douche and stand there laughing at the guy as you tape him, even saying things like "This'll get so many hits on Youtube!" and still not be illegal. As soon as you start thinking "Well surely there are some times it's illegal, and it wouldn't be a bad thing if the guy got a sound drubbing and have the camera taken from them" you join their side of using drummed up charges to harass the douche and then delete the _evidence_.
No, it's not nice, but there's no way you can class simply being a douche as disorderly conduct. If that was the case then dealing with the westboro baptist types would be much easier.
There's a great scene in Fallen Dragon where the protagonist, who's eaten nothing but artificial meat all his life is 'tricked' into eating meat that had come from a once-living animal. His reaction is priceless.
"I'm hotter than you" "No I'm 10 times hotter than you" "No I'm a million times hotter" "No, I'm whatever you say + 1 times hotter" "I'm Infinitely hot, I win" "No Fair, you cheated!"
Isn't this where your Bussard collectors come in. Now, I understand that there's not likely to be a lot of Xenon in interstellar space, but it's possible that once NEXT is producing plenty of data, we can figure out how to get something working with hydrogen.
The electricity is in fact used for halogen lights, and on the other side of the glass are some Queen bees in lurid poses. Not one of my proudest moments, having to clean the glass and collect the 'venom'.
Just goes to show, women will put anything on their skin to look younger.
I was wondering why they didn't even throw up a token defense (spend a single day in court) when they were charged to take down the proxies. They clearly knew that their friends in other jurisdictions would take up the fight. Now any attempt to take down the other proxies will look like desperate acts of desperate people.
Can't wait to see the next move in this one-sided chess game.
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I don't know. I usually equate doing something ironic with negativity, as if Nintendo was being hypocritical. You forget (or ignore) that when 2 people get married, they become a family. There does not need to be kids. And the saying "Fun for all the family!" should also include people over the age of 18, otherwise it's just "Fun for the younger children!"
The average age of console gamers is over 18.
Except they got everyone talking about destroying violent computer games and didn't come good on their offer of 25$ for every game turned in. Seems like we all got played.
If you want value for money, get Romeo & Juliette.
You could make a really good Guide Book like that. With pages dedicated to certain locations. You could then emboss on the cover some kind of comforting passage for whenever you get lost or into something you can't handle, "Don't Panic" comes to mind.
Or maybe, just maybe it's good old fasioned motion sickness? When you are in a bouncy car and you are focussed on something inside, your eyes are telling you that you are not bouncing, while your ears are telling you you are bouncing. This conflict if sensory inputs is what makes you sick. Why do you think it happens to children more than adults? They are often too small, or not interested in looking outside the car and are busy watching/playing with something inside it.
If I'm ever on a long bus journey, and am reading a book, I can feel it coming on, though simply looking outside for 5 minutes in ever 20-30 of reading cures it. This is also why you never get motion sickness when you sleep on a journey.
There's no need to make up new things when the problem is easily solved. Attaching an accelerometer to the headset and making the picture shift and 'bounce' as you move your head will fix this.
Someone using a simulator like this one here will likely get sick as when the 'car' banks to the left or right, the horizon in the screen doesn't adjust, so the eyes will see one reality, and the ears will feel another. Just another case of standard motion sickness, easily fixed with an accelerometer.
Sorry, but this is one of the few times I'd spend mod points on an AC, and I unfortunately don't have them.
This may be one of the paramount reasons, but I'd also like to add that every time I see Gabe on video talking about what's going on in the world of Valve, you can see that he's totally genuine in his devotion to getting games to gamers.
I honestly believe that getting Steam (and games in general) to work on linux is not just founded on getting their linux based console to work better, but also to provide gamers who use linux (and mac!) a better gaming experience by making the games run natively on their OS, and not having to rely on things like wine.
How does it apply to this incident? Is it illegal disorderly conduct to record someone having a mental breakdown, and not stopping the recording despite a cop asking you, even politely, to stop? You could be the ultimate paramount douche and stand there laughing at the guy as you tape him, even saying things like "This'll get so many hits on Youtube!" and still not be illegal. As soon as you start thinking "Well surely there are some times it's illegal, and it wouldn't be a bad thing if the guy got a sound drubbing and have the camera taken from them" you join their side of using drummed up charges to harass the douche and then delete the _evidence_.
No, it's not nice, but there's no way you can class simply being a douche as disorderly conduct. If that was the case then dealing with the westboro baptist types would be much easier.
Come on to Ireland, I can go for months without even sight of a Garda.
Aaaaaandddd Whooosh!
Is saying "We are" when writing a question another symptom of the demise of the English language?
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Quick question, what units were you measuring Europe in and what units were you measuring Alaska in?
I'll just leave This here.
There's a great scene in Fallen Dragon where the protagonist, who's eaten nothing but artificial meat all his life is 'tricked' into eating meat that had come from a once-living animal. His reaction is priceless.
Yeah, I tried to google recursion, still don't know what it means.
Then they will put a meteor in orbit around the asteroid, and a satellite orbiting the meteor and then ...
We have to go deeper.
Bigger Brained? Fewer offspring? What's next, posting on /.?
oh...
So basically these atoms are quantum 12 year olds
"I'm hotter than you"
"No I'm 10 times hotter than you"
"No I'm a million times hotter"
"No, I'm whatever you say + 1 times hotter"
"I'm Infinitely hot, I win"
"No Fair, you cheated!"
Email.
Just because you can, doesn't mean you should.
Sins of a Solar Empire was made for less than 1 million dollars and was DRM free-ish.
http://www.gamasutra.com/php-bin/news_index.php?story=20026
Hey! I resemble that remark!
Isn't this where your Bussard collectors come in. Now, I understand that there's not likely to be a lot of Xenon in interstellar space, but it's possible that once NEXT is producing plenty of data, we can figure out how to get something working with hydrogen.
The electricity is in fact used for halogen lights, and on the other side of the glass are some Queen bees in lurid poses. Not one of my proudest moments, having to clean the glass and collect the 'venom'.
Just goes to show, women will put anything on their skin to look younger.
I was wondering why they didn't even throw up a token defense (spend a single day in court) when they were charged to take down the proxies. They clearly knew that their friends in other jurisdictions would take up the fight. Now any attempt to take down the other proxies will look like desperate acts of desperate people.
Can't wait to see the next move in this one-sided chess game.
When asked to come up with a "headless companion to carry equipment and aid our marines when out on duty" the first suggestion was this