Comment Re:Best DOS game... (Score 1) 133
Falcon 4.0
Falcon 4.0
I presume that it would be impossible to do without first removing the ones Cisco placed in there stock.
... then roll it up, stick it in a tiny airtight canister and cram it faaar up your ass.
Did you suddenly realize that no matter how many children you save from Malaria you will still go down in history as "part of the problem?"
By default, only ones you compiled and/or installed by people who don't know how to properly use the previously mentioned superior package management.
text files, which are slow and unreliable to parse
require a separate config file interpreter in each program
[user]-specific diretories like
None of this is true. Stop believing everything about Linux you hear from your local Microsoft retailer. Drop the prejudice against the people you consider "try hards" and figure out why they're trying so hard and what it is they're trying to do.
IMO Windows Registry is way nicer than what Linux has got.
This would be considered a reasonable and well-informed decision if the Windows Registry wasn't the most twisted and corrupted unreliable piece of garbage-ware ever conceived and any of your above arguments about Linux were even remotely educated.
If you use ext4 on your SD cards, you should really consider disabling the journal. Journaling eats SD cards, especially the cheap ones.
If you think this is sick, you should see what they charge you when it isn't even working.
Along these lines of thinking, all someone would need to do is convince the government that there is a drug trade or nuclear refinement program going on on Mars, and the money to get there would materialize nearly instantly.
Blender will stay exactly where it is because some people will still want to have a tool that's actually free not just "free for educational uses only."
As soon as Ruby can walk the walk that they so brazenly talk while maintaining an acceptable performance level. People who *don't* design languages for a living still have to care about how the execution times for simple tasks affects their clients' operating costs. A true carpenter doesn't blame his tools for his own mistakes.
That isn't any sort of a problem for LIDAR at sufficient resolution. It remains to be seen whether it can sufficiently improve traffic flow and accident incidence/mortality rates, but personally I'm more worried about asshats who will purposefully try cloak their cars so that the automated sensors can't even see them at all, just in some misguided attempt to try to prove self-driving cars as unsafe to protect "muh freedomz!"
Don't get me wrong, I'm personally not interested in one of these self-driving contraptions, but its pretty apparent during any rush hour(s) that at least 90% of the drivers on the road couldn't beat a self-driving car's computer for accuracy to save their own lives on a good day.
Rude!!
It might be one of these or related/based off (can anyone recall/confirm for me?):
http://planetquake.gamespy.com...
http://icculus.org/twilight/da...
I would really really really like to see the original Quake remade with a modern 3d engine, but otherwise completely the same down to the physics.
There was actually an open source project to modernize the rendering effects in Quake I. I remember seeing screenshots quite a few years ago. I have no idea where its at now or if its still maintained but I'm sure it existed and suspect it probably can still be located.
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