No kidding. Let's see...if I'm guessing right here:
Dido - Carthaginian (~Tunisia, so North African)
Florian - makes me think Florence, which is in Italy
de Bounevialle - definitely sounds French
O'Malley - Irish
Armstrong - pretty stereotypically a U.S. English name
Maybe all her friends call her "Cablinasian" for short;-)
"It sends a robust message out to those intent on trying to mask their online criminal activities that they will be taken before the courts with the ultimate sanction, as in this case, being a custodial sentence."
Weren't the Timelords always taking The Doctor to court over stuff, too?
Yeah, I just YouTube'd Dwarf Fortress and the sudden urge to claw my eyes out overtook me. If you're into that kind of thing, more power to you, but...has anybody come up with at least a tile-based skin for it?
Set it as your homepage, add your browser to the startup folder, set your user account to auto-login, set your computer to sleep after a certain amount of time, enable wake-on-lan, and...crap, I'm stuck. Maybe setup a second computer with a script running to ping the PC every few hours?
Facebook's 400 character limit is much less objectionable, but you definitely bump up against them sometimes.
Plus, facebook does a JavaScripty link-attaching thingie when you paste it in so you can delete the URL afterwards. I suppose the URL has to be 400 chars or less, but...
Despite what some think about my government and some of it's people, I feel so very fortunate to have been born in the US and I remind myself - and stories like this also remind me - how truly fortunate I am to live in a free society. And dumb comments about how the US isn't really a free society will fall on deaf eyes.
Here in Europe we don't really consider America to be the Land of the Free anymore.
City walls got drawn on the map in Civ II. They varied according to which architectural style you had, but there'd usually be a line around the bottom of the square. (link For comparison, Cherbourg does not have city walls; Vichy and Strasbourg do.)
I tried FreeCiv and, while the graphics don't bother me at all, the game mechanics seemed horribly unbalanced: No matter what I tried, it seemed like every time I attacked a unit I'd inevitably lose. And this from a guy who's been playing Civ II for years.
Intelligence isn't really a big factor (more intelligent people, all other things being equal, may more readily see the significance of prosecution evidence, but they may also be more able to see tenable alternative explanations for the evidence presented and recognize reasonable doubt; remember that the question before the jury isn't whether they think the defendant is guilty, but whether the prosecution has proven the defendant's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt), though people who have such an inflated sense of their own cleverness that they are unlikely to listen through all the evidence and instead may be inclined to build their own mental story early based on their own biases and the parts of the testimony that confirm their own biases are probably, unless their biases seem to clearly align completely with one side (in which case, they'll certainly be unacceptable to the other) likely to be undesired by both sides.
Ladies and gentlemen, that was one sentence. Come out and take your bow, Herr DragonWriter; your verb separation in that last sentence was of truly German proportions:-)
Congratulations, you've just completely destroyed any kind of formatting more complicated than Tab and Newline. Other than that, yes, it works like a charm.
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No kidding. Let's see...if I'm guessing right here:
;-)
Dido - Carthaginian (~Tunisia, so North African)
Florian - makes me think Florence, which is in Italy
de Bounevialle - definitely sounds French
O'Malley - Irish
Armstrong - pretty stereotypically a U.S. English name
Maybe all her friends call her "Cablinasian" for short
Whoooosh. Thank you, Captain Literal.
LEAVE BRITNEY ALONE!
Wow.
"It sends a robust message out to those intent on trying to mask their online criminal activities that they will be taken before the courts with the ultimate sanction, as in this case, being a custodial sentence."
Weren't the Timelords always taking The Doctor to court over stuff, too?
Of course then I found out you can just hold down shift and walk backwards and you won't fall off
They just added that 2 Fridays ago...and besides, you did it like a real man :)
Yeah, I just YouTube'd Dwarf Fortress and the sudden urge to claw my eyes out overtook me. If you're into that kind of thing, more power to you, but...has anybody come up with at least a tile-based skin for it?
IN THE ASS!
With a donkey.
...redundant? :)
Explain as in words, not holding up stuff and saying, "This. And this." Total cop-out.
taking snaps of bikini-clad neighbors. Problem solved. Patent not pending. Come as you are.
And please put on some clean pants afterwards.
They're in an Islam-majority country. What part of American culture *isn't* offensive to them?
Set it as your homepage, add your browser to the startup folder, set your user account to auto-login, set your computer to sleep after a certain amount of time, enable wake-on-lan, and...crap, I'm stuck. Maybe setup a second computer with a script running to ping the PC every few hours?
Now THAT's zero-click browsing.
Facebook's 400 character limit is much less objectionable, but you definitely bump up against them sometimes.
Plus, facebook does a JavaScripty link-attaching thingie when you paste it in so you can delete the URL afterwards. I suppose the URL has to be 400 chars or less, but...
Are you being facetious? I have this thing against calling stuff "chilling", but...
Pragmatism seems to lose its allure as the body count rises.
Despite what some think about my government and some of it's people, I feel so very fortunate to have been born in the US and I remind myself - and stories like this also remind me - how truly fortunate I am to live in a free society. And dumb comments about how the US isn't really a free society will fall on deaf eyes.
Here in Europe we don't really consider America to be the Land of the Free anymore.
Woops...
That game is frickin' fantastic! Come join in some multiplayer if you're interested :-)
City walls got drawn on the map in Civ II. They varied according to which architectural style you had, but there'd usually be a line around the bottom of the square. (link For comparison, Cherbourg does not have city walls; Vichy and Strasbourg do.)
I tried FreeCiv and, while the graphics don't bother me at all, the game mechanics seemed horribly unbalanced: No matter what I tried, it seemed like every time I attacked a unit I'd inevitably lose. And this from a guy who's been playing Civ II for years.
Did the pope stopped him?
He sure did his damnedest. The popes back then had shockingly little in the way of senses of humor.
No one stipulated that the seal had to be alive when they threw it...
Yeah, imagine being killed by a flying army of vuvuzelas. Yech.
And then they have the right---er, I mean ability---to sue you and force you to pay when you can't afford a lawyer. Wait...
380. No one manages to hack it for the next five years. They blame piracy anyway.
Your ideal peer group involves women, women, and burning churches? Which of these things does not belong...
Intelligence isn't really a big factor (more intelligent people, all other things being equal, may more readily see the significance of prosecution evidence, but they may also be more able to see tenable alternative explanations for the evidence presented and recognize reasonable doubt; remember that the question before the jury isn't whether they think the defendant is guilty, but whether the prosecution has proven the defendant's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt), though people who have such an inflated sense of their own cleverness that they are unlikely to listen through all the evidence and instead may be inclined to build their own mental story early based on their own biases and the parts of the testimony that confirm their own biases are probably, unless their biases seem to clearly align completely with one side (in which case, they'll certainly be unacceptable to the other) likely to be undesired by both sides.
Ladies and gentlemen, that was one sentence. Come out and take your bow, Herr DragonWriter; your verb separation in that last sentence was of truly German proportions :-)
Congratulations, you've just completely destroyed any kind of formatting more complicated than Tab and Newline. Other than that, yes, it works like a charm.
That, and I'm surprised that nobody has pointed out that the defend part can be disabled if you just want to build.