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God of War has a good balance of spells. There's Zues' lightening which you use to get rid of archers from a distance when you need to do some precision jumping. There's Medusa's gaze for larger creatures to get rid of them quickly. There's Hades minions which can be used when there's a lot of adversaries and you're low on health. And there wrath of the gods if you just want to go on a rampage. Poseidon's one is useful to bring down close in creatures hit cound fast.
In all, I think that games' spells are getting better, but I do see your point.
...and could it be responsible for the Pioneer Anomaly?
Would be nice to have an answer, but somewhat disappointing that it isn't something more exciting like dark matter/energy...
Wiki always has a lot of information on people. This page also tells of his exploits as a writer and as a linguist. Apparently, he devised the Vulcan and Klingon languages.
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Unfortunately not too much else I'm afraid and I'm sure many more better informed/.'ers will provide more information.
unfortunately, current telescopes don't have the resolution to view the landers. Newer crops of space born telescopes should be able to view them.
This link seems to provide some information on a probe that the ESA launched. Unfortunately, the images from the flybys have not been released. From linked article of why hubble cannot view the landers - "Anything left on the Moon cannot be resolved in any Hubble image," According to the Space Telescope Science Institute, which operates Hubble for NASA. "It would just appear as a dot."
I'm sure I've read about newer telescopes that will be able to resolve the landers. Can't find the articles now though.
No, he's making a comparison between Autralia and America and I'd say that Australia seems a far more well rounded country than America. I'm British, btw. Mod Away!
I'm assuming this part is where the touch wheel was reattached
"The iPod was the carefully fitted back together. Thankfully, it was still fully functional. Hot-glue was used to hold the LCD and Click-wheel PCB onto the wood."
One of the other replies seems to explain how it would still work.
You are absolutely correct. I didn't learn any English grammar at school, but took a Spanish class in college. From this I learnt a lot about the contructs used in English and found, as a result, that I became a lot more eloquent in both languages.
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God of War has a good balance of spells. There's Zues' lightening which you use to get rid of archers from a distance when you need to do some precision jumping. There's Medusa's gaze for larger creatures to get rid of them quickly. There's Hades minions which can be used when there's a lot of adversaries and you're low on health. And there wrath of the gods if you just want to go on a rampage. Poseidon's one is useful to bring down close in creatures hit cound fast.
In all, I think that games' spells are getting better, but I do see your point.
That is just too true. Why send you out on a mission with less than you returned from the last one with. Hit Man is a frustrating culprit of this.
Could they use /. to teach a webserver how to stay up...?
...and could it be responsible for the Pioneer Anomaly?
Would be nice to have an answer, but somewhat disappointing that it isn't something more exciting like dark matter/energy...
I can only agree.
That is classic! I was going to reply with a similar comment about the runner beans giving the Lima beans a chance...
All four have the best soundtracks in any game I've played. And the iMuse system is excellent.
Wiki always has a lot of information on people. This page also tells of his exploits as a writer and as a linguist. Apparently, he devised the Vulcan and Klingon languages. /.'ers will provide more information.
BR Unfortunately not too much else I'm afraid and I'm sure many more better informed
I'm pretty sure you're right. This BBC article seems to corroborate your claim.
RIP Scotty.
This is the exact article I was aluding to in my post. Thank you.
unfortunately, current telescopes don't have the resolution to view the landers. Newer crops of space born telescopes should be able to view them.
This link seems to provide some information on a probe that the ESA launched. Unfortunately, the images from the flybys have not been released. From linked article of why hubble cannot view the landers - "Anything left on the Moon cannot be resolved in any Hubble image," According to the Space Telescope Science Institute, which operates Hubble for NASA. "It would just appear as a dot."
I'm sure I've read about newer telescopes that will be able to resolve the landers. Can't find the articles now though.
3 Years? Surely, it would only take the one day.
...or, just don't take you work home with you.
Note to self: learn to format a long post before offering services to a technology discussion forum.
No, he's making a comparison between Autralia and America and I'd say that Australia seems a far more well rounded country than America. I'm British, btw. Mod Away!
Agreed. I'm still trying to work out how 'Brain Storming' can be offensive to epileptics. Any insight would be appreciated.
Apparently, there were twenty deaths on the bus.
What!?! Worry about real life viruses and ailments!? Live in the now, man! Live in the now
and then they'd look at your wife and say "You came in that thing? You're braver than I thought."
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you, my friend, are a cock
so is that coveting your neighbours wifi?
I'll get me coat...
I'm assuming this part is where the touch wheel was reattached
One of the other replies seems to explain how it would still work.
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wow! 2 +4, Informatives for the same post! Kudos
You are absolutely correct. I didn't learn any English grammar at school, but took a Spanish class in college. From this I learnt a lot about the contructs used in English and found, as a result, that I became a lot more eloquent in both languages.
Q: Don't you know the Queen's English?!
A: Well, of course she's english, she wouldn't be the queen otherwise.