I might have misunderstood what the mods on that board were saying, but apparently you are allowed three simultaneous activations, and you can deactivate them and activate them again on another computer.
I only started playing D&D seriously in 2006, so I missed the whole conversion from 2.0 to 3.0, but I have to ask. How many of the complaints about 4.0 were also made about 3.0 between its announcement and release? (MMORPG references naturally aside)
I was at a computer show&sale once and one of the people running one of the booths had his kids (I assume) sitting on the table behind him playing some car racing game. They couldn't have been older than two and three.
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I might have misunderstood what the mods on that board were saying, but apparently you are allowed three simultaneous activations, and you can deactivate them and activate them again on another computer.
mainly polylactic acid (PLA), which is a bio-degradable polymer made from lactic acid
Can you get to the summary on this page?
What? Don't you want to jail the lawyers too?
Think of it this way. We use modified viruses in cancer treatment, right? This is kind of the same thing.
OLED = organic LIGHT EMITTING diode
Am I the only one who doesn't give a damn one way or the other?
At least Blu-Ray rolls off the tounge easier. And yes, I'm convinced that's at least part of the reason it won.
So far, the only thing about this game that I'm disappointed with is the visual style.
I liked it so much better in the early stages, like the 2005 GDC video. It was really beautiful then. Now it just looks too cartoony.
Even if the bill passes and becomes law, couldn't another bill be put through congress next year revoking the immunity?
Screw you.
I care about the game. I have ever since I saw the GDC video back in 2005, before the hype even started.
Go back to playing Shoot-em-up: Blood Massacre 27
Is there anyone on the planet who uses both linux AND hotmail?
I did recently have a chance to play 2.0. I found it horribly and needlessly complicated.
I only started playing D&D seriously in 2006, so I missed the whole conversion from 2.0 to 3.0, but I have to ask. How many of the complaints about 4.0 were also made about 3.0 between its announcement and release? (MMORPG references naturally aside)
Even if they don't do any damage to the body, is there any chance of them doing damage to the environment once they are 'expelled'?
If the US government took down the people controlling Storm, wouldn't the US government then be in control of Storm?
*gulp*
I was at a computer show&sale once and one of the people running one of the booths had his kids (I assume) sitting on the table behind him playing some car racing game. They couldn't have been older than two and three.
The simple fact is that when the female suspects that the male is beginning to understand her behavior, she changes the rules.
And considering the fact that they used signed ints, you would end up with negative 214,748 gold
If you define 'chemical weapon' that way, then everything is a chemical weapon.
With a bullet (or knife, club, dire flail, ect..), it isn't what the thing is made of that kills you.
There is debate on whether viruses are actually alive or not.
No, since the pheromones are not alive.
It does count as chemical warfare, though.
You go to a pastor to explain science to you?
Gravity is 'just a theory' too.
A specific date, yeah. But it was originally supposed to be out last fall, then they changed it to this spring.
Wasn't Spore only delayed once?
Adventureland and VooDoo Castle on an Exidy Sorcerer when I was 8 or 9
That can't be real! There aren't any stars in the background!