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Anytime we do we are attacked as hypocrites by the extreme left.
We've basically taken on a policy of just sitting back with a bowl of popcorn and laughing as the extremists on both sides fight to the death in the political colosseum. The winner of most elections is generally the one who is most amusing.
I found the lack of weapons on the original mothership rather stupid. I mean you have this huge ship with incredible manufacturing capabilities, and you can't shove a missle out a launch bay once in a while?
Cataclyism had its problems, but so did the original. I just wish it had been possible for Cataclyism to modify the original game to use it's engine. The ablity to command your ships on the map screen was priceless.
Homeworld 2 however...
I don't really know what struck me as so wrong about it, but it just couldn't hold my attention past the third level.
Why go through the trouble of making them surrender when you can just disable their voluntary muscle control?
Really I doubt that anyone would want soldiers to be able to be remote controlled. That introduces far to large of a possible security breach for it ever to get past the drawing stages, and it would definately reduce the number of people willing to volunteer for the military.
I guess you could force conscription, but conscripted soldiers really suck for today's warfare because of the higher education requirements for operating the most effective tactical gear.
If you just want a body that you can control, animals would be better than humans in most cases. Reptiles in particular would be good at stealth work due to cold-bloodedness masking them from infrared goggles.
Not to mention the military applications of sharks with fricken laser beams on their heads.
Slashdot Mirror
http://www.copyright.gov/circs/circ1.html#fnv
How about windows that if left open at night close at dawn?
First you have to convince your significant other to have LEDs implanted...
Please that wasn't even worth a vote towards person who gets the pizza on thursdays.
Try harder next time.
Good thing they put it safely below 88mph or it could have traveled back in time.
You could always make a comparison between that and the data rate/speed station wagons full of tapes comparison.
You just have to find out exactly how much data you can fit on a bicycle.
A spike is an increase. If he had meant to he would have said "spiked up to".
= new_pr
Also the linked article containing the data says.
June 2004
Unique Audience (000)
795
March 2005
Unique Audience (000)
2,679
Growth
237%
2,679/795=3.3698113207547169811320754716981 or 336.9% of the original value.
http://www.nielsennetratings.com/news.jsp?section
Heh very good.
I am now willing to vote for you as...
Class President!
Enjoy your newfound political power.
*munches popcorn*
Due to a bueracratic snafu they have been filed as luggage.
If they are not claimed within one business week they will be sold to the highest bidder.
Well I would assume that the return fire would put a quick (if tragic) end to the hypothetical kid's rampage.
At this point it doesn't really matter Cthulhu is about to kill everyone anyway.
Anytime we do we are attacked as hypocrites by the extreme left.
We've basically taken on a policy of just sitting back with a bowl of popcorn and laughing as the extremists on both sides fight to the death in the political colosseum. The winner of most elections is generally the one who is most amusing.
A 100% increase however means that while the usage was at 100% it has now increased from that by 100% to 200%.
1+1=2
You should have learned that it kindergarden.
As for ambiguousness the story said that they were up 237% not up [b]to[/b] 237%. They were very clear on the fact that this was an increase.
Two words.
Optical mice
And our stupidity only by our blind luck
Or you could just play Tribes
Just plug it into a power outlet, plug a reciever into the TV video in, stick the game in, and play.
Add features so you can walk around with a controller, and sync up with consoles with a line of sight infrared beam.
Instant lan party.
Not if you have large hands. That controller looks like a joy compared to the PS2's cramped buttons.
What would be nice is if they put glass tubes in it with RGB LEDs that you can set to the color of your choice.
The Asians seem to like it.
Its called sake (Sah-kee). Pretty strong stuff for the most part.
http://www.sake-world.com/html/rice.html
Only if they manage to make plants that produce skittles or perhaps tommaco.
I found the lack of weapons on the original mothership rather stupid. I mean you have this huge ship with incredible manufacturing capabilities, and you can't shove a missle out a launch bay once in a while?
Cataclyism had its problems, but so did the original. I just wish it had been possible for Cataclyism to modify the original game to use it's engine. The ablity to command your ships on the map screen was priceless.
Homeworld 2 however...
I don't really know what struck me as so wrong about it, but it just couldn't hold my attention past the third level.
Nah in the long run all the US currency that China is buying would eventually overwhelm China's own currency resulting in economic collapse.
See this article.
http://www.techcentralstation.com/041205A.html
Yeah. Those things would give 150 percent!
You can't torture information out of them if you kill them.
Remember everyone. Pillage. Then Burn.
Why go through the trouble of making them surrender when you can just disable their voluntary muscle control?
Really I doubt that anyone would want soldiers to be able to be remote controlled. That introduces far to large of a possible security breach for it ever to get past the drawing stages, and it would definately reduce the number of people willing to volunteer for the military.
I guess you could force conscription, but conscripted soldiers really suck for today's warfare because of the higher education requirements for operating the most effective tactical gear.
If you just want a body that you can control, animals would be better than humans in most cases.
Reptiles in particular would be good at stealth work due to cold-bloodedness masking them from infrared goggles.
Not to mention the military applications of sharks with fricken laser beams on their heads.