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Thank you, I didn't know that; I never got the hang of melees in FO - maybe, because I prefer snipers and pistoleros... *whistles inconspicuously*

Yeah, pretty damn unlogical when they just run off...

Yeah, the humor issue bugged me, too. The originals were more... british, if I might say so.

Most of the rest... Well, I have like 30 Mods running to fine-tune the look and feel - ever died of radiation poisoning trying to disarm the nuke? Or how about shooting a Death Claw with a dart gun and then killing it with BBs while dancing around it? No problem with correctly calculated crippling effects.

Additionaly, I definitely use the original FO music files.

However, they did get one thing right:
In FO1, 2 and Tactics, you'd have to be suicidal to rely on close combat. I think BethSoft handled that really nicely (OTOH it's no wonder, since their engine seems to usually prefer melee types).

Oh, but one more thing: Could I have my soul back? I lost it killing Harold with a flamer.

No other industry has as much freedom as the food industry when it comes to the ingredients of their products! WORLDWIDE! There are laws, but they only cover a tiny fraction of the possible substances the industry can put into their "food".

You're answering your own question.

What I like most about ST is that there's room for everything. From "Measure of a man", via "troubles with tribbles" up to O'Brian in the trenches agains some Jem'Hadar, "Year of hell", classic "Locked room" murder stories....

Watching a new episode was like picking something from Forrest Gumps chocolate box.

I doubt there is anything, that has nothing to do with Star Trek.

And I enjoyed Elite Force. Still a Star-Trekky-Story, but in a kind of story (FPS) that simply works better in a game than on screen.

And I couldn't even stand watching Enterprise!

• Scientician: Mr President of Earth, we've picked up an asteroid on a potential collision course with earth!
• Mr President of Earth: Great Scott! Will it hit us?
• Scientician: Yes! Maybe. I mean, probably. We're pretty sure that it might.
• Mr President of Earth: And how much damage will it do?
• Scientician: Ah, a good question. That depends on what it's made of.
• Mr President of Earth: What's it made of?
• Scientician: We're 92% confident that we'll learn that with a 57% probability after it hits us.
• Mr President of Earth: ... 'k. And where will it hit?
• Scientician: Well, if it hits the earth, it's more likely to hit a wet bit. Unless it doesn't. And it'll probably be in the Northern hemisphere, unless it's not.
• Mr President of Earth: So we should...?
• Scientician: Well, gee, sir, that's your decision. I just do the Science.

2 days is good, but what about the object coming from behind the sun?

More work should be able to see what's coming from the 'blind spot'.

But don't you know, a huge trade imbalance is a good thing! Yeah, and monopolies offer choice, and real income decline and a widening income gap is a sign of a healthy economy and democracy.

The OP is trying to intentionally cloud the issue.

h264 and divx are no more "encumbered" than jpeg, mp3 or MPEG2.

They might require a patent license fee but they hardly require the same
sort of draconian user agreement that access to DVD-CSS or AACS or
Cable Card does.

I honestly don't know why this isn't the default setting. I actually downloaded the Nook user manual just to see if it was possible to use the cover art (which they already have downloaded, for the CoverFlow-like browsing) as the screen saver, but, no.

I mean, how can I use my Nook to pick up chicks if I can't subtly cue them in to the fact that I'm reading Twilight?

Same here, the new Lenovo S10-3T is extremely tempting. I'm wondering what the final price/specs will be. If they stay what they are on the Lenovo site I may still pick up the high-end model.

I'm with you (I was born in the beginning '80s). I, too, cannot recall much of anything after a day of multitasking.

In fact, I've mostly stopped doing that as it seems to shorten my attention spa-- Oh, look, a kitten!

No, seriously. After doing a lot of things at the same time, I'm having trouble concentrating, so yes, I think this "multitasking" business best be left to machines.

Ja ne,
Ranma-sensei

Owned.

All concerns regarding free speech aside:
Innovation doesn't work that way. You can't take a decentralized network like the web and make it "a saver place". That's bogus, and in my opinion a huge waste of money.

Needless to say, they'll try anyways.

Ja ne,
Ranma-sensei