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But isn't the result at least somewhat biased, as the car is mostly sold to environmentally conscious consumers, who might knowingly or not ignore car's potential problems to promote the nature friendly aspect of it.
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You can't reach such areas without cheating or flying for years, so there is nothing to fix.
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You can try I-War 2:Edge of Chaos( space action-simulator with newton physics and inertia ) where the total contiguous world map is around 10^20 km( at least ). But of course most of it is empty as the solar system takes a relatively small
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The pictures of the largest stars are not realistic, since they show a clear border of a solid object. In reality the out parts are more like a very thin atmosphere. The average density of the whole star is almost vacuum( 1000 times less th
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Much better design. But really lacks on objects on the large scales and the automatic pop-ups make the thing almost unbearable to explore.
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Good question. If they don't release the source, then this, as awesome as it is, is just a product and not a language.
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How would a potential base on the moon defend against that?
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Inside the presidental residence of Viktor Yanukovych, the president of Ukraine.(translate.google.com)
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I'm convinced the warnings are there, but were ignored. EDIT: The compiler I use( based on lcc ), gives an Unreachable code warning.
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May I inquire, what job made him turn down SpaceX ?
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By that time, Space X will be hired to fly parallel, take pictures and serve as a backup. Couldn't resist
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Readme, documentation, makefile(??)
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It is a good thing that actual results rely on the compiler implementation, not the language.
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The behavior is defined, if you disable the rule or your compiler doesn't follow it.
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What about a story of C and undefined behavior.
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Please don't link cracked.com articles. They are written in a primitive and insulting style. Here is wiki instead: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassination_of_Archduke_Franz...
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Newton and Pepys(datagenetics.com)
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But they haven't improved. Oculus is having these problems right now. Their best solution is having an additional camera looking at the user, and they have a much simpler task with a stationary user.
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I understand the idea that you can get the exact positions of the surrounding, if you have an accurate position of the device. But how are they achieving that? I don't know of any such small tech capable of being accurate to 1cm, witho
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What are you comparing them to?
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Bravery is not limited to physical actions. Foregoing a once in a lifetime opportunity, you devoted most of your life to, is high on the list.
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It works both ways.
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You still down know if the display registered the correct amount of fingers. And you have to look to check.
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my passion has turned to making a different kind of game than we’ve done before. To meet the challenge ahead, I need to refocus my energy on a smaller team with a flatter structure and a more direct relationship with gamers. In many ways,
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Mandatory reading for non-believers. Anarchy/Democracy Explained!: http://www.reddit.com/r/twitchplayspokemon/comments/1y8o60/a... I love this comment: People are going to write dissertations on th
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With a laser operating on about 30 kilowatts of electricity - and possibly three times that in the future - the cost amounts to a few dollars per shot, Thompson said. The important part. Power is plentiful on a ship. No need to pay for an
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I'm not so sure. The puzzle matching games are easier to grasp than Zynga's ville-type games. I'm trying to say that games from King have a lower common denominator.
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My two comments above are wrong. Very counterintuitive. How can you have a difference with two points stationary relative to each other.
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Spacetime in the center of a perfect spherical object is the same as a point in empty space, you can't tell them apart. Of course that only counts for the exact point in the center. So the time will not tick slower there as to someone
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I think you mixed up some things. There is no gravity or time dilation in the center of a massive spherical object.

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