Yeah, Tiberian Sun had them as a bonus unit in crates(and I think one of the Firestorm missions) and Red Alert 2 has a lot of Tiberian Sun voxels left over so it could be enabled in rules.ini. (Of course, if you've even seen rules.ini you know how much RA2 was based off of the TibSun codebase)
Bodies don't decompose before your very eyes unless you have a Time Dilation Field. And if you have one of those you could probably sell it for much more than any record deal would get.
Unless of course you're using Harriers to rape their base. (The third Allies mission is most easily done by building a bunch of Airforce Commands, pummelling that small base first due to its annoying nature, then going straight to the Beacon with 16-24 Harriers.)
Actually, although every Command and Conquer game(even Generals which was only marginally C&C) has a really big double-barreled tank which is pretty much the trademark of the series, in RA2 it was called the Apocalypse.
And the Allies had an Airforce Command, which was their radar and also held four Harriers. Although all four of those were in Red Alert 2 pre-YR, Yuri's Revenge was the high point of the series--that expansion had more content in it than most games.
Programming, yes, but not in C++. Generally, Computer Scientists use languages like Smalltalk, Scheme and Haskell which aren't bundles of watered-down paradigms.
American Idol tops the ratings charts. That is ultimate proof of human stupidity. Most Slashdotters complaining about the general decline of TV also complain about general human stupidity, which, being something proven, Occams itself in. (I complain about the latter but not the former--I watch the shows that I like and only mention those I don't as an example when I need it, and I know that Sturgeon's Law rules over mankind)
The Matrix Reloaded had a real exploit. But it was one that had already been patched in real life but was extant in 1999 which is the year the Matrix was emulating.
Sometimes it's fun to criticize Hollywood's scientific accuracy. "So they fly halfway across the galaxy in a highly advanced spaceship, but they don't use their technology to take over the planet. You know what their weakness turned out to be? Water! I mean, if that's true, why go to all the trouble to invade a planet that's two-thirds water. Not to mention the rain."-Samantha Carter
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Are you sure that wasn't you, Oedipus?
Actually SWF is as proprietary as PDF--that is to say, it only looks proprietary.
Yeah, Tiberian Sun had them as a bonus unit in crates(and I think one of the Firestorm missions) and Red Alert 2 has a lot of Tiberian Sun voxels left over so it could be enabled in rules.ini. (Of course, if you've even seen rules.ini you know how much RA2 was based off of the TibSun codebase)
Wow, how truthy. That's exactly what Colbert would say about Colbert if Colbert weren't Colbert.
And you're a positionally challenged /.er because it's not dotslash and will never be dotslash.
Linux: It doesn't suck.
Open-source software is orders of magnitude better than closed-source.
Bodies don't decompose before your very eyes unless you have a Time Dilation Field. And if you have one of those you could probably sell it for much more than any record deal would get.
Unless of course you're using Harriers to rape their base. (The third Allies mission is most easily done by building a bunch of Airforce Commands, pummelling that small base first due to its annoying nature, then going straight to the Beacon with 16-24 Harriers.)
Actually, although every Command and Conquer game(even Generals which was only marginally C&C) has a really big double-barreled tank which is pretty much the trademark of the series, in RA2 it was called the Apocalypse.
And the Allies had an Airforce Command, which was their radar and also held four Harriers. Although all four of those were in Red Alert 2 pre-YR, Yuri's Revenge was the high point of the series--that expansion had more content in it than most games.
The Penis Game is isomorphic to Nim.
Programming, yes, but not in C++. Generally, Computer Scientists use languages like Smalltalk, Scheme and Haskell which aren't bundles of watered-down paradigms.
American Idol tops the ratings charts. That is ultimate proof of human stupidity. Most Slashdotters complaining about the general decline of TV also complain about general human stupidity, which, being something proven, Occams itself in. (I complain about the latter but not the former--I watch the shows that I like and only mention those I don't as an example when I need it, and I know that Sturgeon's Law rules over mankind)
NBC has already put up all eleven episodes of Heroes in full.
But things written in PHP, Perl, and Java tend to only get the job done to a minimum standard.
Remember that you're talking about a guy who thinks that if something is designed correctly then it becomes stillborn.
No, he has nothing to do with computer science. Programming, yes, but computer science doesn't use C++.
The Democrats have Congress now. They tend not to be owned by the oil companies.
Toronto? I thought Vancouver was where everything was shot.
The Matrix Reloaded had a real exploit. But it was one that had already been patched in real life but was extant in 1999 which is the year the Matrix was emulating.
The real question is, why would somebody want to program that stuff on a pre-OSX Mac?
It's quite simple, actually. He's not using Microsoft Windows.
Sometimes it's fun to criticize Hollywood's scientific accuracy. "So they fly halfway across the galaxy in a highly advanced spaceship, but they don't use their technology to take over the planet. You know what their weakness turned out to be? Water! I mean, if that's true, why go to all the trouble to invade a planet that's two-thirds water. Not to mention the rain."-Samantha Carter