That said, it would be nice if AC's had some kind of identifier - like a hash function of their IP or something - so you could tell if two posts were from the same IP but not divulge what it is.
I've actually seen someone screw up an attempt to reply to themselves as an AC to try and make their original post look valid.
The trouble is those damn prions are exponential breeders. Unless shutting off the cell death stops the prions from interacting with the normal proteins, you are going to eventually have a brain swimming in the damn things.
Hell, there might have been a tanner down the street. I'm sure he wouldn't have known if there was shit on his nose, what with that overpowering odor prevailing.
This is assuming it's actually being run by them, and not by someone who for some reason wants to kill them off via this exact reaction. (disclaimer: I know nothing about this "gamemaker", so I could be horribly wrong).
since most packets will probably take at least several hops, often via different routes, before getting to you.
Really? Perhaps back in the 90s, or if one of the intermediate networks has some serious problem.
The internet just doesn't work like that these days. Most often, once established, the connection will continue along the same route before termination. Even subsequent connections within a reasonable timeframe will follow the same path.
... and you expect the electric motor and the... (don't know, going with "transmission") transmission that allows inputs from either source is going to be cheap to maintain? The end result is probably the same or more in maintenance costs, as opposed to the "just a combustion engine" design. You know, added complexity and all that.
If you start putting dates into Wikipedia you'll find lots if interesting things happen on various days, and they mean exactly nothing to things happening on same day, now.
Anyone can open a brokerage account. The problem is that you have to have a brain and/or some education to actually make any good use of it.
(seriously, I opened an account with NOTHING. later, the guy who called to check in asked if all was OK, and it came up that he recommended I put $50 to $200 "within about 4 months" to prevent them from auto-closing it as an inactive/unused account. that's hardly a burden.)
No, not in real life. No way I could afford even getting my license, let alone a plane.
I do like simulators though, but I should mention I tend to play with experimental/fanciful/military craft, not general aviation or airliners (those, to me, are yawn. probably not in person, but in a simulator?) (I use x-plane)
I know what a port in BSD is, thanks. So does the original poster. Mirix didn't think so, and I pointed out why it should be obvious to one who knows the difference.
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Just because the rest of the world can't keep it's shit together doesn't mean our problems should be ignored. Fuck off.
The amount is not the point of contention, and you know it. It's the principle of the thing. The internet is supposed to be built on open standards.
I will agree with that.
That said, it would be nice if AC's had some kind of identifier - like a hash function of their IP or something - so you could tell if two posts were from the same IP but not divulge what it is.
I've actually seen someone screw up an attempt to reply to themselves as an AC to try and make their original post look valid.
The trouble is those damn prions are exponential breeders. Unless shutting off the cell death stops the prions from interacting with the normal proteins, you are going to eventually have a brain swimming in the damn things.
Well, to be fair, if 99% of the population likes it...
That would be a hell of a large S&M population, I'd say.
It's not always the transformer. Sometimes it's the coil windings that steer the beam that vibrate.
Never ask for whom the CRT squeals. It squeals for thee.
And why all the hate for A/C? Maybe they were moderating and didn't want to lose their mods?
Then they shouldn't be posting. There's a reason you're prevented from posting and moderating in the same story.
Hell, there might have been a tanner down the street. I'm sure he wouldn't have known if there was shit on his nose, what with that overpowering odor prevailing.
Vivisection is such an interesting word, isn't it?
This is assuming it's actually being run by them, and not by someone who for some reason wants to kill them off via this exact reaction. (disclaimer: I know nothing about this "gamemaker", so I could be horribly wrong).
No, you don't understand.
You don't need timing on 30 different streams, only one to a small handful.
You're not understanding the scope of what I'm talking about. I'm talking about TCP/UDP streams, the contained protocol does not matter.
The route you take to Peer A for one chunk is, most of the time, going to be the exact same for further chunks from Peer A.
I said nothing about subsequent communications to different hosts.
since most packets will probably take at least several hops, often via different routes, before getting to you.
Really? Perhaps back in the 90s, or if one of the intermediate networks has some serious problem.
The internet just doesn't work like that these days. Most often, once established, the connection will continue along the same route before termination. Even subsequent connections within a reasonable timeframe will follow the same path.
Shut up and take my money!
You can't, but the "moderators" (game masters or whatever) should be able to.
I was trying to take an arrow to the knee, but it seems that I took one in the knee instead.
... and you expect the electric motor and the... (don't know, going with "transmission") transmission that allows inputs from either source is going to be cheap to maintain? The end result is probably the same or more in maintenance costs, as opposed to the "just a combustion engine" design. You know, added complexity and all that.
No, GP was implying that his dishwasher was a rare architecture that most if not all of the 7000 available ports would not run on.
That would imply he isn't already.
What's your point? Do you have one?
If you start putting dates into Wikipedia you'll find lots if interesting things happen on various days, and they mean exactly nothing to things happening on same day, now.
Anyone can open a brokerage account. The problem is that you have to have a brain and/or some education to actually make any good use of it.
(seriously, I opened an account with NOTHING. later, the guy who called to check in asked if all was OK, and it came up that he recommended I put $50 to $200 "within about 4 months" to prevent them from auto-closing it as an inactive/unused account. that's hardly a burden.)
No, not in real life. No way I could afford even getting my license, let alone a plane.
I do like simulators though, but I should mention I tend to play with experimental/fanciful/military craft, not general aviation or airliners (those, to me, are yawn. probably not in person, but in a simulator?) (I use x-plane)
I know what a port in BSD is, thanks. So does the original poster. Mirix didn't think so, and I pointed out why it should be obvious to one who knows the difference.
Nowhere. You can spin those fans all you want, but without combustion in those things it's not going to produce any useful thrust.