Seems to me (from a position of very little knowledge - I certainly didn't RTFA) that people who play these games may be getting exactly what they deserve...
The Furytech mirror has a huge collection of Angband variants. There are also Angband web forums where you can ask or find answers to this and other important questions.
The pellets are dropped into the aforementioned downdraft gasifier, which breaks them down under high heat into a mix of methane, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, hydrogen, and nitrogen. Finally, this "syngas" is sucked into a generator or microturbine to make electricity, or piped to a furnace to make heat.
The summary has the idea that carbon monoxide is NOT an green house gas. While, this might be true the gas is then burned which should result in carbon dioxide.
Moreover, the methane will produce carbon dioxide on burning, and the oxides of nitrogen are either greenhouse gases or toxic. TFA might be glossing over a couple of things. Processing waste is a good thing, but no magic bullet.
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Still. Of course.
Agreed. Rogue has been out over 30 years, and finally console games have caught up.
I think a caldera is just the left over empty bowl of a volcano that collapses in on itself or explodes out. Like Crater Lake in Oregon.
Or SCO.
Whatever. I just couldn't let a NH thread go without at least a token religious war ;)
Nice link, btw.
Why not play a real game?
Seems to me (from a position of very little knowledge - I certainly didn't RTFA) that people who play these games may be getting exactly what they deserve...
1. From the IAEA's preliminary report (pdf):
To date no health effects have been reported in any person as a result of radiation exposure from the nuclear accident.
2. From Wikipedia's page on the 2011 tsunami:
The Japanese National Police Agency has confirmed 15,365 deaths, 5,363 injured, and 8,206 people missing
Just sayin'.
Personally, I welcome our meteorite-borne ancestral overlords.
The ballot in NSW is NSFW.
That's what people from the other states call NSW.
Try http://angband.oook.cz/> Angband, http://www.nethack.org/> Nethack, http://www.adom.de/> ADOM, http://crawl.develz.org/wordpress/> Crawl, or start looking at http://roguebasin.roguelikedevelopment.org/> Roguebasin. Then you'll be really living. Briefly.
That's it. I am unfriending China.
Hey, China still cool!
Lord of the Rings.. three movies of nothing but walking...
Yes, in the same way that Die Hard is four movies of nothing but architecture.
...that bastard isn't Australian any more.
You're vi? Nice to meet you, vi, I'm emacs.
You're not really emacs - emacs would never say that.
What if your name is Prince?
The one and only?
Piracy will stop, eventually. One way or another.
What, and we'll go back to the good old days when nobody ever took anything that wasn't theirs?
...sing. Loudly.
The three categories are pretty much the occupants of the A, B and C arks. Cue the mutant space goat.
Here are the latest images at a more, um, robust location. Note the confirmation from JPL/NASA.
The Furytech mirror has a huge collection of Angband variants. There are also Angband web forums where you can ask or find answers to this and other important questions.
Why would anyone want to hack FAAngband ?
I believe we've encountered this time stream before.
It was only on a few days, and already they've achieved time travel.
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The pellets are dropped into the aforementioned downdraft gasifier, which breaks them down under high heat into a mix of methane, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, hydrogen, and nitrogen. Finally, this "syngas" is sucked into a generator or microturbine to make electricity, or piped to a furnace to make heat.
The summary has the idea that carbon monoxide is NOT an green house gas. While, this might be true the gas is then burned which should result in carbon dioxide.
Moreover, the methane will produce carbon dioxide on burning, and the oxides of nitrogen are either greenhouse gases or toxic. TFA might be glossing over a couple of things. Processing waste is a good thing, but no magic bullet.
IIRC Angband bots did that.
And they still do. The Angband borg and screensaver is available at http://itctel.com/~apwhite/andrew.html