"For this review, we used three identical hard drives, each preloaded by Dell with the latest versions of Windows XP Professional, Vista Ultimate, and Windows 7 Ultimate -- all 32-bit -- with the latest drivers the company makes available."
Indeed. So much work with my lightning catcher for nothing. Well, time to go back to the human reanimation experiment.
I find human DEanimation is much easier. Perhaps you should start with that and see where it leads.
"Though the spider does occasionally snack on ant larvae, the bulk of their diet is plants" -- Meehan said.
"Vegetarian Spider" results: 118
"Omnivore Spider" results: 2 (both unrelated)
Are they vegetarian? Absolutely not. But it sounds good.
They looked at World of Warcraft's Rogue and Diablo II's Assassin, but decided each was ultimately unsatisfying for a game like Diablo III.
Is that so? Because everything else listed sounds exactly like what the Assassin was in Diablo II (By the way, I really liked the Assassin).
Thus was born the combo system. Many of the Monk's major attacks have three different stages. Clicking on an enemy once gives you the first stage, clicking again (within a short period of time) gives you the second stage, and another click for the third stage. For example: Exploding Palm. The first stage hits for 35% of your weapon damage. Second stage hits for 50%.
Three charges? "Exploding palm".. I guess that's more original than exploding kick, right?
Now, the most interesting part about these combos is that you can mix and match.
Remind anyone of the combo system for the Assassin?
An attack called Seven Sided Strike makes the Monk zip around part of the screen, teleporting between enemies to attack them.
An interesting twist on Dragon Flight, I suppose?
Blizzard seems to be borrowing a WHOLE LOT from themselves on Diablo II.
Regardless, it still takes 5x Chrome's startup time with the fix so... peh.
It's true.
While each qubit is actually made up of a billion aluminum atoms, it acts like a single atom that can occupy two different energy states.
This sounds a like a bose-einstein condensate, where many atoms will act is if though they are all part of a larger, single atom. Also, it gains some pretty interesting properties, neither of which can be described exactly as solid, liquid or gas.
The article didn't mention anything about near absolute zero temps, though.
If they did it specifically to push the limits of the law, they need to be given a sentence of having to clean parking meters or something else tedious and annoying that makes the point that this isn't a good thing.
Testing the law is not illegal and if the acts to test it are not deemed illegal, then no punishment is necessary, IMO.
Two Words. Socialized Healthcare.
Yes, I much prefer the warm, caring bureaucracy of a private insurance agency over the cold, sterile bureaucracy of a government agency...
According to the latest official figures, 43% of all statistics are totally worthless.
