Yes, off-topic but... whoever keeps tagging this stories with a variation of "don't tase me bro," cut it out! What's it going to be for this story? Don't expose me bro?
They killed civilians to show off their military capabilities. By this time everyone knew that strategic bombing did not work. They did not have, nor did they think they'd have, extra nukes to 'soften up' to beach heads ahead of an assault.
I ran a search for "serving ferrets", when asked if I needed feeding them, I responded with "not so much" and had my session ended by the ChaCha Guide almost instantly.
That it captured the imagination of anyone. It has certainly attracted the interest of bunch of players, but the game is not imagination-grabbing by any stretch of the... oh you know.
I attend UCF, about 5 miles up the road. We're one of the biggest universities in the country, so we really dwarf Full Sail, but the proximity affords us a nice bunch of gamers to pick on for the local LAN centers. "Stick to making these things," is effective trash-talk.
The OV-101 'Enterprise' was orginally set to be named 'Constitution' but fans of Star Trek convinced the powers that be to use another name. Bringing a Star Wars artifact up is a sin! They should be bringing some Trek relic, like one of those old Klingon disruptors, or Michael Dorn.
How is it invading a cabbie's privacy to know where he is when he's at work?
I was not trying to make the arguement for the drivers' right to privacy at work here, I was merely pointing out that it could be both an aid and an invasion. That said, it is invading on his privacy at work.
"The TLC claims that the technology will not be used to invade drivers' privacy but will provide real-time maps and help passengers recover lost property."
While it may provide real-time maps and help passengers recover lost property, none of that means that it will not be used to invade drivers' privacy.
The University offers a course titled "the physics of super heroes." I have not taken it, but as I understand it the class is setup to teach non-science majors some physics basics (that they somehow missed in grade school). A lot of people seem to really enjoy it.
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"A waist is a terrible thing to mind."
/. quotes at the bottom of the page, IIRC.
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It might be wise to take the million. There is an argument out there for non-voting being the rational decision. Please see Rational Choice Theory.
Yes, off-topic but... whoever keeps tagging this stories with a variation of "don't tase me bro," cut it out! What's it going to be for this story? Don't expose me bro?
They killed civilians to show off their military capabilities. By this time everyone knew that strategic bombing did not work. They did not have, nor did they think they'd have, extra nukes to 'soften up' to beach heads ahead of an assault.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0awjPUkBXOU
That we'd get our first glimpse of those cool minority report interfaces from a game console. I always figured it would be thanks to porn.
Jerks have been using these things in first person shooters for years.
How exciting! Things are looking up!
Well done! Who are you?
KDawson's on the Pavement, posting about the government. CowboyNeal's in the trench coat, poll out, laid off
I ran a search for "serving ferrets", when asked if I needed feeding them, I responded with "not so much" and had my session ended by the ChaCha Guide almost instantly.
...welcome our new alien overlords.
It's so nice when that meme fits without having to be stretched. This certainly is exciting news (about the telescopes too).
A certain percent is split with the video's creator(s). What percentage? Zero!
Maybe this T-shirt could shed some light on it.
to being able to upset them with goatse. Maybe that is what starts the robot uprising...
Have you ever tried to get a Klingon off...
No.
What is to stop a guy that plays a female character in RPGs from just getting his girlfriend or wife from helping?
I'd think that playing female characters in RPGs would be a good enough deterrent.
That it captured the imagination of anyone. It has certainly attracted the interest of bunch of players, but the game is not imagination-grabbing by any stretch of the... oh you know.
I attend UCF, about 5 miles up the road. We're one of the biggest universities in the country, so we really dwarf Full Sail, but the proximity affords us a nice bunch of gamers to pick on for the local LAN centers. "Stick to making these things," is effective trash-talk.
...Moscow? Moderators, set your phasers to redundant.
The OV-101 'Enterprise' was orginally set to be named 'Constitution' but fans of Star Trek convinced the powers that be to use another name. Bringing a Star Wars artifact up is a sin! They should be bringing some Trek relic, like one of those old Klingon disruptors, or Michael Dorn.
How is it invading a cabbie's privacy to know where he is when he's at work?
I was not trying to make the arguement for the drivers' right to privacy at work here, I was merely pointing out that it could be both an aid and an invasion. That said, it is invading on his privacy at work.
"The TLC claims that the technology will not be used to invade drivers' privacy but will provide real-time maps and help passengers recover lost property." While it may provide real-time maps and help passengers recover lost property, none of that means that it will not be used to invade drivers' privacy.
...on how long it takes for this article to hit the main page again.
The University offers a course titled "the physics of super heroes." I have not taken it, but as I understand it the class is setup to teach non-science majors some physics basics (that they somehow missed in grade school). A lot of people seem to really enjoy it.