Actually, the wTunes addon briefly had a/pizza addon that worked on Macs - it opened Safari up to Pizza Hut Australia's webpage. But I took it out, because it's a consarn retarded idea.
If you read Plato's "Apology", the actual charge leveled by Meletus was that he had "corrupted the youth" by impiety - not worshipping the gods of the city. You can read more in the works of Xenophon.
and then there will be the special movies, which people actually plan, work on, fix up, re-film, and add special effects to that end up being better than a lot of the movies in theaters
I wish someone would shoot John Fiorella enough money to make Grayson in it's entirety. I thought it had a lot of promise plotwise, and the execution is pretty amazing for a fan-flick.
Ah, yes, Paladins. Did you hear they were over powered? Because people won't stop talking about it. So I'd say that experience doesn't count. I've fought a monster 5 levels above me and would have won had a fair percentage of attacks landed.
I solo creatures in this range with my Priest. Face it, you got no skillz.
It's amazing to occasionally see a stupid, unspoken assumption about morality actually spoken out loud. Fear of being punished is not the same as having a conscience, and relates more to law than morals. Morality of any stripe has to arise from personal conviction, and not from coercion.
Who's going to watch the tapes? Might as well put that guy on playground duty.
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Well, they're a bit inconsistent in this regard. They released Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay to Hogshead to get it back on the market, but as the appearance ( and then rapid disappearance ) of Necromunda showed, they seem averse in the extreme to the idea of ever saying that their old products aren't going to reappear. ( Necromunda was a rehash of a White Dwarf serialised tactical called 'Confrontation' ).
The one thing that makes me sad about these rereleases is that with every run around the track, the products feel... somehow blander, robbed of detail. I saw this when WH40K went from a softback book to a boxed set, again with Necromunda, and the practical pruning from the line of imaginative, fun games ( Gothic, Man O War, Bloodbowl ) that I guess weren't selling a lot of Mini's.
Well, I'm ranting! I appreciate your frustration though - I attempted to obtain Talisman some time ago on eBay. Ouch.
Unfortunately, in economic terms, the grandparent is absolutely correct. Blizzard isn't marketing some grand eternal truth here, they're marketing a product.
Well, all I can say is that the United States and Australia both ratified the agreement, and that's definitely in the text where indicated. Perhaps they're choosing not to exercise that angle.
If you think you can mutate 80% of the genetic code back into it's original form, I have a single celled bridge in london you might be interested in buying.
The grandparent post said that a single mutation ( a gross simplification, but I see where it's leading ) could lead to some kind of virological catastrophe - but that situation exists today! The existing human viruses could take huge leaps in lethality or virulence as a result of mutations - for example higher powered flu's or airborne variants of existing body fluid transmission viruses.
At the time he filed the patent, the head of the USPTO held a press conference and stated that he would be denying the patent on ethical terms, ground on which the USPTO is not supposed to tread.
Interestingly, in my country, the list of inventions that may be excluded at will from patent protection include those which would interfere with the public order or morality ( AusFTA 17.9 clause 2A ). As this clause applies to both parties in the agreement, it would seem the USPTO now has this freedom as well.
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Why are you drawing lines between pornography and perversion? Don't buy into the Simon Leis bullcrap.
Actually, the wTunes addon briefly had a /pizza addon that worked on Macs - it opened Safari up to Pizza Hut Australia's webpage. But I took it out, because it's a consarn retarded idea.
-- YLFI
Do you Kartoo? It's a very nice cluster/spacial search engine, although I think it actually just aggregates other search engines results.
No, they used CSS to give it a -9000px left indent and set it to hide on overflow, if I understand correctly.
WoW people - see, Blizzard invented Bind on Pickup to stop situations like this! They had your best interests in mind, really!
-- YLFIIf you read Plato's "Apology", the actual charge leveled by Meletus was that he had "corrupted the youth" by impiety - not worshipping the gods of the city. You can read more in the works of Xenophon.
Everyone gives "The Transformed Man" a lot of shit, but I, for one, thought it was actually pretty good for a concept album!
Maybe I should post this as A.C., but I actually quite enjoyed "The Transformed Man".
-- YLFI
The big limitation is that it only renders non-euclidian geometry.
Great post on originality from someone who namedrops a famous director in their own username. -- YLFI
I wish someone would shoot John Fiorella enough money to make Grayson in it's entirety. I thought it had a lot of promise plotwise, and the execution is pretty amazing for a fan-flick.
-- YLFIGreetings from eighty-column display land! ( Btw, the spiny throwing guy is "Lakitu", if I remember correctly. )
I solo creatures in this range with my Priest. Face it, you got no skillz.
I'm pretty sure with the demise of Loki, this one is gone forever. I have a copy somewhere, but even I'm not sure where it is now. :-/
I can't help with the non-free part, but Loki issued a port of Alpha Centauri with Alien Crossfire for Linux. Good port, too.
Carmen Sandiego more than makes up for any 'general population' shortfall.
I can't believe you mentioned Rifts and not the grand-daddy of all space RPG's, "Traveler"!
It's amazing to occasionally see a stupid, unspoken assumption about morality actually spoken out loud. Fear of being punished is not the same as having a conscience, and relates more to law than morals. Morality of any stripe has to arise from personal conviction, and not from coercion.
Who's going to watch the tapes? Might as well put that guy on playground duty.
Well, they're a bit inconsistent in this regard. They released Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay to Hogshead to get it back on the market, but as the appearance ( and then rapid disappearance ) of Necromunda showed, they seem averse in the extreme to the idea of ever saying that their old products aren't going to reappear. ( Necromunda was a rehash of a White Dwarf serialised tactical called 'Confrontation' ).
The one thing that makes me sad about these rereleases is that with every run around the track, the products feel... somehow blander, robbed of detail. I saw this when WH40K went from a softback book to a boxed set, again with Necromunda, and the practical pruning from the line of imaginative, fun games ( Gothic, Man O War, Bloodbowl ) that I guess weren't selling a lot of Mini's.
Well, I'm ranting! I appreciate your frustration though - I attempted to obtain Talisman some time ago on eBay. Ouch.
Unfortunately, in economic terms, the grandparent is absolutely correct. Blizzard isn't marketing some grand eternal truth here, they're marketing a product.
Well, all I can say is that the United States and Australia both ratified the agreement, and that's definitely in the text where indicated. Perhaps they're choosing not to exercise that angle.
If you think you can mutate 80% of the genetic code back into it's original form, I have a single celled bridge in london you might be interested in buying.
The grandparent post said that a single mutation ( a gross simplification, but I see where it's leading ) could lead to some kind of virological catastrophe - but that situation exists today! The existing human viruses could take huge leaps in lethality or virulence as a result of mutations - for example higher powered flu's or airborne variants of existing body fluid transmission viruses.
Interestingly, in my country, the list of inventions that may be excluded at will from patent protection include those which would interfere with the public order or morality ( AusFTA 17.9 clause 2A ). As this clause applies to both parties in the agreement, it would seem the USPTO now has this freedom as well.
Regards,YLFI