Another one to look at is the elementalist. The skills you have to work with change based on what element you have active, and what weapon(s) you have equipped.
You should give Guild Wars 2 a try. It does many things differently (for the better), is not free to play, and yet is not a subscription either (you pay once).
Rather, it would look much like the world does now, but lots of things would be translucent/transparent and the IORs for things would be completely different.
You'd also see some phenomena which is much harder to see with the naked eye and visual light.
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Hmm...
How about NoDrive? It expresses my sentiment -and- manages to sound neat and cloudy.
Something we can all agree on, at least!
Who do you think the heroes are, dumbass?
Nobody said this was a focus group.
So that you can make hardware that doesn't depend on MS?
There must be a better way.
Meanwhile, out here in the real world...
How long did you try? I assume you got to play with traits, and noticed that different weapons conferred different skills to the various classes.
As well, the engineer might be up your alley as well as they can (as some of their skills) equip "kits" which give you whole other sets of skills.
I'm running around with a freaking flamethrower!
Another one to look at is the elementalist. The skills you have to work with change based on what element you have active, and what weapon(s) you have equipped.
And why does that cause static fucking content to not load?
No thanks.
There's nothing wrong with being one, it's only a problem if you then do something society doesn't like.
I'm all for believing in what you want to believe, but shouldn't religion be offered as a belief, and not a band-aid?
You should give Guild Wars 2 a try. It does many things differently (for the better), is not free to play, and yet is not a subscription either (you pay once).
That could be read in several interesting ways..
Presumably NORAD knows the difference between planets orbiting the sun, satellites orbiting the earth, and ballistics orbiting nothing...
Rather, it would look much like the world does now, but lots of things would be translucent/transparent and the IORs for things would be completely different.
You'd also see some phenomena which is much harder to see with the naked eye and visual light.
Even if he was, that doesn't make him wrong.
Look in /data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.conf (requires root)
Likely their backup is just a copy of that file...
At which point shit will start hitting fans. They don't want to go up that particular creek...
Can you continue execution from a core file?
I think the idea was to be able to correct a fault in the debugger and continue execution, detaching once you're sure it was operating normally.
Oh look another crew oh look a spacewalk.
Exactly. Do you realize that EVA has become mundane? Think about that for a minute.
What if he's doing it on paper, or a whiteboard?
You can do that. Set your program up to halt instead of die in an error condition, and when it dies attach a proper debugger.
I find it interesting that you don't see the difference between a dangerous job on the ground/sea and a dangerous job in orbit...
Shows how far we've come, eh?
If it was the cooling system that's a no-go. Once that runs dry, heat will start to build up in the suit.
Especially not once the cooling system fails because you're swimming in it instead of it circulating.
Hot and wet, in a cramped suit. Ick.
What do you think drowning is?