depends on your definition of "completed", especially with multiplayer games. If all you care about is blowing through the single player story as quickly as possible, then you need to either come to grips with the fact that this is how you play or lower your expectations. Personally, I "completed" WC3 when the SC2 came out, many years later. I still liked playing it and it did not get old for me.
Should we instead be worried that voters are still choosing candidates based on height, order on the ballot, the last commercial they saw on the boob tube, or other sadly irrelevant issues.
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Personally I think for large scale disasters it makes a LOT more sense to drop 2 of those and two fuel/generator sets and supply 10x more people with fresh water since every cargo flight counts.
then you just have to keep air dropping or trucking in diesel every couple days as well. I think the point of it being solar is that it doesn't use up fuel resources which will likely also be quite scarce in a situation like this.
as soon as they can come up with more content that is not just more monster chiller horror theater they might have a chance.
I think the real win for this will be with video games. even just making the most basic platforming game in 3D would be pretty cool.
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translates to "good with bean sprouts and green onion"
I assumed it was from the same stealth sub that crippled the Carnival cruise liner.
Classic. I have one of these on my shelf still. Not sure what the hell I can do with a machine that will only run OS 9...
it's already been done by this forward thinking individual
*cough*
you asked for it
by comparison. This one is darker than that one and lighter than this third one.
for me to not buy a 3D TV. saving up for basement holodeck...
depends on your definition of "completed", especially with multiplayer games. If all you care about is blowing through the single player story as quickly as possible, then you need to either come to grips with the fact that this is how you play or lower your expectations. Personally, I "completed" WC3 when the SC2 came out, many years later. I still liked playing it and it did not get old for me.
either we have the same friend, or this is quite a common mistake.
Should we instead be worried that voters are still choosing candidates based on height, order on the ballot, the last commercial they saw on the boob tube, or other sadly irrelevant issues.
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so this means another 60 days of total debauchery? cool
Personally I think for large scale disasters it makes a LOT more sense to drop 2 of those and two fuel/generator sets and supply 10x more people with fresh water since every cargo flight counts.
then you just have to keep air dropping or trucking in diesel every couple days as well. I think the point of it being solar is that it doesn't use up fuel resources which will likely also be quite scarce in a situation like this.
according to the Nintendo store in NYC, the NES was originally designed to have wireless (IR?) controllers. They have the prototype on display.
what could possibly go wrong? I can't wait to see the next stuxnet
Maybe this is why my 18 month old thinks tickle me elmo is so fucking scary?
as soon as they can come up with more content that is not just more monster chiller horror theater they might have a chance. I think the real win for this will be with video games. even just making the most basic platforming game in 3D would be pretty cool.
keep up the good work
I for one like to think that there really is a "secret cabal" somewhere deep underground controlling the interwebs.
but wolframalpha? seriously?
;)
anyone care to do the crossref math and tell us how much helium it will take to lift 150 tons and how that relates to the dwindling supply?
obligatory link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wXkI4t7nuc
if you look at the pic in TFA it looks like it is just a single room, albeit a very big one.
on the now abandoned salt mine.
I'll be more worried when they make a ratbird cyborg.