I give up. This is too easy.

I hope they retained Ultima 6's conversation system, which was completely "free-form" and did not limit you to a fixed set of lines. Would anybody happen to know about that? I haven't seen any other RPG since U6 that has a "free-form" conversation system; even U7, disappointingly, used preset conversation options.

I have many many fond memories playing U6 when i was about 10 years old. The game universe was so vast that i played it non-stop for almost 3 years. I always found new things to do in the game, new people to talk to and new things to talk to them about, new spells, new dungeons, everything. It was truly an engaging and enjoyable game with a depth that i find unmatched in more recent games.

As i like to say: Those who can, do. Those who can't, criticize.

And as Ralph Waldo Emerson once said, "Men over forty are no judges of a book written in a new spirit."

Good one. But "COIL" is owned by Svenska Capital Oil.

This calls for a new Borg icon with Ballmer's mug. Or at least a new one with both Gates' and Ballmer's faces.

The major Firefox printing bug i was talking about is old and well-known: if a floating div ends up getting split across a page boundary, Firefox doesn't print the rest of the div. I'm not sure if it was fixed in some version, but the latest 3.6.3 has it.

USB adds a lot of latency when recording. Try a PCI-based card such as an M-audio Delta 1010LT or better yet an RME Hammerfall. The RME in particular is mentioned in the ardour docs.

You said it man. It simply isn't 1337 enough.

I disagree. Everybody would then be busy mining minerals and vespene gas for raw materials to feed the replicators. It's the battle for survival all over again!

No they won't, but i hear they're planning to acquire this dinky little startup called UAC that's going to handle the space creatures side of the business. Should be cool! :-)

Correct me if i'm wrong, and maybe i'm missing something here, but i think it's possible to simulate this kind of functionality on Linux with a script. Cores 2 to N are taken offline (echo 0 > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu/offline), the "performance" governor is used for cpu0 (which causes it to run at full clock), then the script monitors usage of cpu0 and brings the other cores online as load on cpu0 goes up. When load goes down then the other cores can be taken offline again.

He was doing it wrong.

Simple: phone calls, visits, get-togethers, parties.