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12y ago
The author hasn't been to reddit in years if he thinks that r/atheism and r/politics are still default subreddits.
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12y ago
I know nothing about this so forgive my ignorance, but could synthetic blood provide what's needed? From what I understand we're making progress with synthesizing blood. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/heal
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12y ago
Congratulations on the release, the game looks awesome. I hope it does well.
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13y ago
If you ever do decide to do it again, or if anyone reading decides to make a game, please pick a name that can be easily googled. Mentioning the game anywhere is a form of marketing, but it's useless if it's not something that th
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13y ago
Tell the truth? What are they going to say, "Yes, we purposefully cloned this game."? Lying about it certainly isn't helping, but I don't think being truthful here would be help them.
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13y ago
In the wrong hands, a vehicle can kill and destroy lives. I don't see how
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13y ago
Who would want to advertise on TPB, though? I have to wonder how much those ads could possibly go for considering it's a website focused on giving you something for free which you would ordinarily have to pay for. I am aware that the
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13y ago
Thank you.
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13y ago
link to said documents?
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13y ago
Almost every major engine out there (ie: IdTech, Unreal Engine, Unity, Frostbite) is cross platform off the shelf.
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13y ago
Seems like a better game than Free Civ.
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13y ago
Interesting. I heard rumors about them possibly adding something akin to a start button back in 8.1, but there's no mention of that on this page.
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13y ago
I don't know if this is the case, but shouldn't a lot of the transportation costs be happening regardless? The distributor ships product to a store, and when they're done offloading the product, they take the recycled produc
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13y ago
I can't find anything concrete, but I think it's fair to say that the attach rates for the 360 and PS3 are similar, and as you say, Microsoft is only narrowly 2nd out of 3rd in terms of consoles sold. I think a case can be made for the 360
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14y ago
I think that Pkoed's advice is unrealistic if everyone attempted to apply it to their lives, but this of course is never going to happen. On an individual scale, for the few hundred people who read his point of view here, it strikes me as
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14y ago
Why would we want a computer that can smell?
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14y ago
Immortal mice in 2015? Tax abolished in the USA? Some of these are very reasonable, like the driving car in 2030, but some of them are pretty far fetched and I don't understand the reasoning behind them. Why would we abolish tax in the US
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14y ago
I think they cut the time inventory is held in half by charging less and not making as much per sale, but making it up by moving more inventory.
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14y ago
Walmart has to compete with whatever local stores are in your area. Amazon has to compete with every other website that sells things on the 'net. Plus I'm under the impression that Amazon is investing more into growth at the moment than Wa
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14y ago
This is not a fair comparison. A hammer has multiple purposes. In general, it is not an instrument intended to cause harm. Even a gun can be used for a purpose other than causing harm to others -- it can be argued that it serves as a det
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14y ago
I view religion in terms of evolution and natural selection. A religion which favors converting others will become more widespread than a religion that doesn't emphasize this, the same goes for emphasizing having many children.
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14y ago
I think Win8 is a downgrade in almost every aspect, but it does boot faster. Granted, I think that it's doing something akin to hibernating in Windows 7 and not actually shutting down.
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14y ago
"The one on the left, with the clumps, strands, voids, and filaments is the array that was plotted at random, like stars." Are stars really plotted at random?
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14y ago
Not sure, but for comparison, they're currently using 10 petabytes.
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14y ago
At the time of posting, it also looks like Washington is going to pass their marijuana ballot too. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/11/06/marijuana-legalizat...
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14y ago
On the other side of the coin, people who picked up programming as a hobby while they were 10 might have picked up some rather nasty habits that need to be unlearned, where as someone who is learning in school at age 20 won't have those pro
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14y ago
I don't understand how anyone can be a working programmer and fail the FizzBuzz test. What are these individuals working on that allows them to contribute enough to the company to not get fired?
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14y ago
You can play a starter version of SC2 for free, if you're interested. It lets you play online against others, but you're only allowed to play as Terran, and you're not allowed to play ranked matches, only custom games. You might have a ha
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14y ago
Seems rather pointless. If a command is useful, you'll get muscle memory from actually using it.
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14y ago
Is this really the type of content that we want to be posted or even should be posted here? Might as well be posting memes....
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