To the extent that you can run windows servers without a gui.

The default install in 2012 is without the gui tools.

Alt+f4 on the desktop.
This also allows you to shut down the computer.

Usually they have improved firmware and a bit more redundant memory on them.

Also, it was intel 320, and it lost almost all capacity if it was writing and lost power.

What makes it not true?

A god is basically a percieved magical being, capable of doing unexplained things.
And unwiiling or uncapable of making you comprehend what it does.

Seriously?
You consider extremists to be a good example of a religion?

You consider Ku Kux Klan to be a good representation of Christianity as well?
They WHERE christian...

It's been in power tools since XP.
Has been crap all along though.

Except that pinning them allows super+# to launch and switch to programs.

Almost as good as workspaces in many cases.

And with Lord of the Clans.

Both those games where outsourced though.
They were both failed experiments of trying to hire others do stuff under their banner and realizing that they made crappier stuff.

This is the first in-house game which was canned.
Well, that have gone far enough to have even rumors about.

Never.
Creation is never taken out of nothing.

It's always in some way derivative.

Otherwise it wouldn't be interesting to make or to partake in.

It would require a crazy person to design something not founded on some principle of entertainment they already knew.
Incidently, some of the most outrageous entertainment, especially truly random humor, is based on drug experiences.

Calling Diablo a roguelike is actually kinda silly.

Even the first one, which was probably the most roguelike of them (except no permanent death without the ability to load existed) was primarily just an Action RPG with some roguelike elements.

But, yeah.

They are more like apple has been since 2000.
Taking stuff from various sources and refining them until you have a product which has got a neat package och nothing being entirely wrong.

Actually, the problem is that the formulas are to simple to execute.
Meaning the only important thing is how fast you can do them.

Basically, they planned everything to resemble how Starcraft turned out when played professionaly, and enabled and required that gameplay.

For me, games are fun until they reach a level where I just feel like I'm repeating myself.

LoL died for me when the positions got locked so that you ALWAYS had the same teamups (not specific characters, but roles), for instance.

That, incidently, is why I prefer SP games since less repetition is needed.

And according to tests with actual dogs, the shit in every bloody direction.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?...