Or maybe, I should say, floating point, as I have seen it implemented up to this point.
If you define numbers differently, you can't call them "floating" anymore. Integer base + exponent is the very definition of "floating point".
D'uh. Of course video games don't work like cinema. If they did, we would call them cinema.
I think the only nice power-related invention humans made (that seems to be harmless) is solar power.
Yes! Let's cover miles and miles of land with solar panels, that's totally not messing with nature!
With all these countries losing their subjective AAAs, it's quite logical that the objective C gains interest.
And how exactly does this make them not space junk?
No earthquakes indeed. Flooding, though, happens; it is actually considered the biggest natural risk in France.
It's even actually less harmful than in the game!
Skinning them alive does seem like a cruel process. I would much prefer that they skinned them once they were already dead. I can't really side against PETA, as much as I dislike them, on this.
Wait, I missed the part where they have footage of Mario skinning the tanooki alive.
Talk about fallacy.
The reason why people don't kill so much is not that it's hard. It's always been easy to kill someone when you want to.
The reason why people don't kill so much is that it's against their morality. On the other hand, it's not against their morality to listen to music.
There are two ways to write error-free programs; only the third one works.
