In your opinion. I really don't care what stuff tastes like because I'm partially anosmic (adult onset) reducing my sense of smell and taste so everything tastes like dirt if it has any kind of strong flavors.
Even before that I wasn't crazy about eating for flavors so it didn't bother me that much.
Granted database management is part of my day-job, but it really doesn't take all that long to put together. The tedious part is data entry. Movies and books weren't so bad with a imdb and Amazon scraper script. But data cleanup still takes forever.
I know Mickey, and she is a superb choice, if something like this is going to be done. A lot worse writers could have been picked, Mickey will at least respect the original material and not mangle it.
Agreed. I love my 2100TN. it has survived appalling moves and falling off a filing cabinet in its 10 year life. The only real complaint I have with it is the integrated fuser drum/toner cartridge which can get expensive if you don't hunt around online. Otherwise it has done everything I've needed it to.
I had to take touch typing lessons from 6-9th grade and I'll be damned if any of them stuck. I've been two finger typing now for 30+ years and all those hours of class time were a waste.
They designed and built it so they should know how to support it. If someone else builds one, just learning how to get that beast up and running is excellent hands on training.
The player response on the CoH boards has basically been, "Sure, why not?" The environments in CoH/CoV are immersive and having real-world advertising on the billboards (and some people have mentioned inside the various enhancement shops and changing Wentworth's to Christie's as well...) would add to the immersive effect. I would opt in just for the added realism.
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I worked as a university key-punch operator as part of my work study in 1982 and the noise is ingrained into my soul.
I hate punch cards with a passion and I eneded up working with them until the end of the 80s (insurance industry).
It is you.
In your opinion. I really don't care what stuff tastes like because I'm partially anosmic (adult onset) reducing my sense of smell and taste so everything tastes like dirt if it has any kind of strong flavors.
Even before that I wasn't crazy about eating for flavors so it didn't bother me that much.
I use it to tech-support my mom's machine once every couple of months. It's not worth paying for a subscription so I guess I'm shifting to TeamViewer.
My company likes WYSIWYG. Wiki is fairly arcane and training users on it can be a royal PITA.
Graphics are way too large. I browse /. on a 1024x600 screen most of the time and it is not conducive to smaller resolutions.
Computer illiterate...
If you really want Steve to go ballistic, ask him about Howard.
The split between Steve Jackson and Metagames (the company that first published Ogre and the proto-GURPS Fantasy Trip) was not pleasant,
I had a .mil and a .gov address for years and never had any problems with the QoS. At least no more or less than with any private providers.
The tedious part was going through the backlog of stuff I had gotten before I created the database.
Granted database management is part of my day-job, but it really doesn't take all that long to put together. The tedious part is data entry. Movies and books weren't so bad with a imdb and Amazon scraper script. But data cleanup still takes forever.
Maybe he didn't have access to that data?
I mean, really MPAA? HAve you disassociated that much from reality?
I guess George Pal got it right.
FUDGE is also OGL compliant, and is definitely not a D20 game.
I know Mickey, and she is a superb choice, if something like this is going to be done. A lot worse writers could have been picked, Mickey will at least respect the original material and not mangle it.
That link is a lot more useful, and talks vaguely about semiconductor construction.
All that's needed is the saw blades.
Agreed. I love my 2100TN. it has survived appalling moves and falling off a filing cabinet in its 10 year life. The only real complaint I have with it is the integrated fuser drum/toner cartridge which can get expensive if you don't hunt around online. Otherwise it has done everything I've needed it to.
You can turn off the black outlining in the advanced graphics options. I think it looks really good with outlining off.
I had to take touch typing lessons from 6-9th grade and I'll be damned if any of them stuck. I've been two finger typing now for 30+ years and all those hours of class time were a waste.
They designed and built it so they should know how to support it. If someone else builds one, just learning how to get that beast up and running is excellent hands on training.
A couple of Ball pythons in the cable runs, and those rats will be history as will anybody poking around where they're not supposed to...
The response time is extremely quick and the functionality is more then sufficient for my needs at least.
The player response on the CoH boards has basically been, "Sure, why not?"
The environments in CoH/CoV are immersive and having real-world advertising on the billboards (and some people have mentioned inside the various enhancement shops and changing Wentworth's to Christie's as well...) would add to the immersive effect. I would opt in just for the added realism.