BTGBullseye

Sorry, somehow the questions I had put in didn't come out in the post... Don't know why...

1. Zoran Jankovič

2. I've never disassembled the game files to figure out which number corresponds to the Military Precision track, so... 16?

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1. What year was NASA founded? [1958] [1962] [1947] [1954]

2. How many primary "Where's Waldo?" books are there? [5] [7] [9] [12]

"Guooo!"

The space heater running.

[EDIT] Also this...

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I'd actually go for an 800 series if I was going to get a new desktop GPU. They released their laptop versions already, (http://www.notebookcheck.net/NVIDIA-GeForce-GTX-880M.107622.0.html) and a single 880m beats your R9 270x for about the same total GPU price...

1948 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1948

Warner Brothers shows the first color newsreel (Tournament of Roses Parade and the Rose Bowl).

The Soviet Union begins to jam Voice of America broadcasts.

Miranda, the innermost moon of Uranus, is discovered by Gerard Kuiper.

WB got red, and the USSR stopped listening to us because Uranus mooned them.

"Guh... AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!"

Banned for thinking I start with fonts.

+2 points.

1. 2020 is the closest, but the exact date was never set by the developers.

2. Cry of Fear?

Central heater turning on and running.

Apparently the NSA has been aware of it and exploiting it for years... How lovely.

Forward secrecy negated the effect of that problem. (many of the sites that had that vulnerability had FS enabled in 2011 when Heartbleed began)

So it turns out having a batch file recursively call itself without any sort of stop condition is a bad, bad idea.

Typically, yes.

Eating dark chocolate covered coffee beans, and waiting for my parents to get home.

I was reading an article about antitheism, and it made some interesting points. I usually identify as agnostic, but I do have some antitheistic principles as well. Basically I find that religion causes much more issues than it solves (compare "belief in belief"), and that as a whole, people would be better off taking a humanist approach to philosophical issues.

 

A humanist will generally have a better impact on those around him than a nosey fundamentalist. Usually I don't care what you believe as long as it doesn't bring harm to others, but it seems that some religions as a whole do a lot more harm than good. Remember that mental, emotional, and spiritual harm can be done to a person as well as physical.

It isn't the religions that are the problem though, it's the people that are using the religion as an excuse to be total assholes, or murderers...

The results of the choices we make may be deterministic, but the possibility of making them in the first place is within our own power. Opportunities may present themselves to us during the course of our lives, it's up to us to make the choice of taking advantage of them.

This.

Also, not choosing is a choice itself. (it's impossible to not choose)

I wonder what happened to the genre as a whole? did it evolve, did it devolve, was it devoured by something else? what could have ended the term Adventure as a genre in video games ...........................:/

It changed into this: http://store.steampowered.com/genre/Adventure/

I don't think Ross has any of the programs on that compatibility list, but I have After Effects so I might use it...

That has more features, but isn't as well coded when you get to it's guts...

Resonic is still in it's Alpha stages, (it's already available for download though) and it's being adopted as a core tool for several music artists... That's impressive. (and stable, never had it crash on me)

Yes we have free will... No, nothing else controls our fates... Yes, everything we do DOES affect everything else, even if it's imperceptibly... No, it isn't possible to be controlled without your consent...

Yes it did.

Trying to decide if frying up another tortilla is a good idea.

Try Resonic Player. It's pretty stripped down right now, but it'll play anything. The features that are on their way look amazing, and it's dedicated to being anti-bloat, and fast.

I didn't ever use iTunes, mainly because back when I was thinking about starting to, (the mid 90's) it was hooking directly into critical system files, and preventing complete uninstallation of iTunes. It also was adding the ability for Apple to monitor the PC that had iTunes installed for any form of DRM dodging. (and as far as I've heard, they haven't gotten rid of that last part yet)

The fact that you're insulting my "reading ability" as your primary response shows that you are not worth any more of my time..

Right... Well if that's insulting enough to make you go away, you're the thinnest skinned individual I've ever encountered. Maybe if I called you a "jerk" you'd leave every thread I'm commenting in over the entire forum?

As you continue to insist on your denial of the science of geology, I'm done discussing it with you.

And you keep denying that the methods currently used for dating most fossils are not as accurate as you claim they are, but belief systems (AKA: religions, faiths) kinda make people do that sort of thing.

Banned for repeating the repeat.