I strongly believe that Star Control 2 was the main inspiration for "Babylon 5".
Long time ago I tried to make a fan-made movie based on Star Control universe. You can find the only three episodes so far on Youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcENlkkkOV8
I guess I should open-source the story arch, in case somebody else is interested into the story.
My favorite IDE is the combination of Python + wxPython + Boa Constructor. I tried to make the switch to IronPython, but it seems that it still lacks all the functionality of wxPython. Maybe in the future there will be a Visual Python Express Edition, only not yet.
Not so sure.
As far as I know there's only one country who has ever used nuclear weapons against inocent civilians...twice. Yet that doesn't necesarily implies that any other country could become equally insane.
Opera has been doing that for years. You can use all your search tools (even user-defined) as commands on the address bar.
For instance, if on my Opera address bar I type 'ext mdb', that will take directly to http://filext.com/file-extension/mdb
Capture a 150ft (50m) asteroid and throw it into the middle of the Atlantic. That will rise A LOT of water into the atmosphere.
Remember, you heard it first from me.
"An American military supercomputer, assembled from components originally designed for video game machines"...and nobody made a single WarGames joke? Slashdot user base seems to be getting way too young.
It's fun, profitable, and best of all: you get to wear a hat with a light on it! Reality mining is the future, folks. Better get on the bandwagon while there's still room.
It has been around for like two hundred years, and is called Economic Geology.
Slashdot Mirror
Is it killing me or protecting me?
If this rumour happens to be true, I think it's a good time to nominate Hugh Laurie for the next doctor...
BaZynga!
I strongly believe that Star Control 2 was the main inspiration for "Babylon 5". Long time ago I tried to make a fan-made movie based on Star Control universe. You can find the only three episodes so far on Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcENlkkkOV8 I guess I should open-source the story arch, in case somebody else is interested into the story.
There's a chilean cable provider which seems to have been inspired by the Slashdot logo.
There's a chilean cable provider that seems to have been inspired by the Slashdot logo.
I can tell by the pixels, and having shop at many supermarkets in my day.
I thought Plutonium no longer was an element...
Does it say anything about 3D Visualization of data? a very handy tool is VPython.
My favorite IDE is the combination of Python + wxPython + Boa Constructor. I tried to make the switch to IronPython, but it seems that it still lacks all the functionality of wxPython. Maybe in the future there will be a Visual Python Express Edition, only not yet.
Not so sure. As far as I know there's only one country who has ever used nuclear weapons against inocent civilians...twice. Yet that doesn't necesarily implies that any other country could become equally insane.
According to him, this picture sucks.
Perhaps a Drobo could be a good solution for you?
Opera has been doing that for years. You can use all your search tools (even user-defined) as commands on the address bar. For instance, if on my Opera address bar I type 'ext mdb', that will take directly to http://filext.com/file-extension/mdb
Capture a 150ft (50m) asteroid and throw it into the middle of the Atlantic. That will rise A LOT of water into the atmosphere. Remember, you heard it first from me.
"An American military supercomputer, assembled from components originally designed for video game machines"...and nobody made a single WarGames joke? Slashdot user base seems to be getting way too young.
It's fun, profitable, and best of all: you get to wear a hat with a light on it! Reality mining is the future, folks. Better get on the bandwagon while there's still room.
It has been around for like two hundred years, and is called Economic Geology.
The web is wonderful. But it has more opportunities to be "corrected" than the Soviet Union did during the Stalin's purges of the 30s and 40s.
Actually, in Soviet Union the web "corrected" YOU!
...the film producers just have to create one single copy of the movie, and sell it to the highest bidder.
Starting bid: whatever it takes to recover the investment.
They are called mirrors.
Yo may also take a look to my own simulator of Ant's food-gathering behaviour:
r m
http://www.geocities.com/chamonate/hormigas/antfa
It tries to emulate the usual ants, that find the food and the way back using pheromone traces.