Comment Saving 4K pr0n 1 gpu cycle at a time (Score 1) 138
Does it really have any other purpose? Really?
Comment Re:Good? (Score 3, Insightful) 271
That is so cool. How exactly did Trump get the Freedom Act passed in 2015? Please do tell because I would love to hear more about Trump's time travelling skills!
Comment Flesh Pie (Score 1) 163
Hey. If the Chinese people have any backbone they'll stop this from happening. It's not like they'll be gunned down, run over and turned into a flesh pie if they object.
Comment Re:Typical Leftist Behavior (TLB). (Score 2) 163
Found the dumbass
Comment Yahoo! comments for Dummies (Score 1) 175
This article's TLDR
Comment Re: Censoring speech... (Score 1, Insightful) 585
Indians were wiped out over the course of a couple hundred years, not the thousands it took them to colonize the Americas. And then you state they wiped out peoples as they settled (no evidence), and compare this thousands of years of settlement to a couple hundred years?
Native Americans killed each other sometimes so Wounded Knee and the trail of tears are cool with you? What kind of logic is that?
Comment Geocities (Score 1) 175
Hope the mayor from Leverett, MA recovers from that 4 bit gif virus that's been going around
Comment Re:I applaud the Chinese and I'm Austrian. (Score 1) 150
That building is precisely what I like about Europe. The mixing of old traditional stuff with crazy ass modern stuff. Just casually side by side. How boring it would be if every town in Europe strictly stuck to some sort of design guide. I see buildings like this as a sort of shout saying "We're still here!", in a borderline obnoxious, yet still quite cool way.
Comment Paranoid Schizophrenia (Score 5, Funny) 667
Wow. That is what is like when you cross paths with someone that is truly unhinged. If I were Jay, I'd be checking to see if there are any bunnies in boiling pots on my stove.
Comment Waat?! No ToD or DoD? (Score 1) 350
I must be old. I can understand why one would avoid the trash-80 platform, but Dungeons of Daggorath was the first game I played that had a sense of impending doom to it (that heartbeat and those slowly approaching monster sounds!)
And Tunnels of Doom was just way ahead of it's time.
Comment Thank God Slashdot commenters always RTFA (Score 5, Insightful) 853
otherwise I might see some posts with wildly hysterical hypotheses of what is for sure gonna happen that have nothing to do with the actual bill in the article.
Examining the Beginnings of the RTS Genre 135
Edge Magazine is running a story about the development of the real-time strategy genre. They credit Dune II: the Building of a Dynasty with establishing the basic concepts that led to more popular titles like Command & Conquer and the original Warcraft.
"[Westwood Studios co-founder Brett] Sperry describes Dune II's core challenge as 'combining combat, exploration and production at a particular pace and rhythm to make it all exciting and almost out of control. That was a key part of what made it so addictive.' Indeed, the experience was quite unlike more staid turnbased strategies, where success or failure rolled in slowly rather than rushing over sand dunes at the speed of an action game. 'You had to think and respond fairly quickly, and in realtime, or else your base and forces would all be overrun. And as we developed the game further, it became clearer how the pacing and battle scenario design were all a delicate balance.'"
Comment Re:In Defense of Bush (sorta) (Score 1) 456
I couldn't agree more. Pinko lefty peaceniks have always been the strongest advocates of limited human rights and torture.
Bravo good sir for alerting us to the root of all evil!
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