I'd like to find a better PlayStation Network avatar than the ones that come stock and standard with the PlayStation 3. Where can I go online to find and view all that are available?
Is there a way to determine elemental weaknesses for enemies? I know thief's have ability to gain more information on enemies but it does not appear to display elemental weaknesses(if they exist)
I'm aware of previous questions related to this subject, but here I'm not asking about whether they're 'allowed', or about localization, or about current proposals.
I'm just wondering, how would a foreign-language site integrate into the United States of StackExchange? For example, on some of th...
We need to talk.
We need to talk about StackExchange sites: about their autonomy, about governance.
We need to sift through all the analogies that have been thrown around (democracy, policemen, administrators, overlords, etc.) and decide which ones are useful and truthful.
Is StackExchange the...
Twisted pair cabling is a type of wiring in which two conductors (the forward and return conductors of a single circuit) are twisted together for the purposes of canceling out electromagnetic interference (EMI) from external sources; for instance, electromagnetic radiation from unshielded twisted pair (UTP) cables, and crosstalk between neighboring pairs. It was invented by Alexander Graham Bell.
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In balanced pair operation, the two wires carry equal and opposite signals and the destination detects the difference between the two. This is known as differential mode trans...
Hell, as far as I know, the IPv6 spec doesn't even say what the local network size should be. I've heard either 48 or 64-bit... meaning the NETWORK part of the address is larger than the entire IPv4 address space.
@badp The problem is that OSes blocked off entire address ranges marked as "for future use" not thinking that they would actually need to communicate to those addresses in the future,.
@badp Except that they'll never be allocated, because older versions of Windows, Linux, etc... would just reject packets to anything at 240.0.0.0 and up.
We are experimenting with this feature on Stack Overflow at the moment. For the next few weeks, it may be on or off depending on when you hit the site.
As it stands (and this is all subject to change until the feature is formally announced):
Who can suggest an edit?
Users with 2k rep can mak...
still, it was pretty ironic ...or just to have a domainless name with more traffic than a site with a grandfathered domain while you need traffic to get a domain
(I wanted to be a Linux user since 2000, but I kept trying Knoppix live CDs or similar crap. As soon as I found out about "package management" I was sold.)
Never got into aptitude. For now I'm fairly content with Arch Linux, but APT (and more mainstreamness) keeps beckoning me to come back to a Debian(-based) distro.
I run a box as a small web server (small being relative, it's a quad-core 2.4Ghz with 8GB RAM), and another one as a game server, but those are my only Linux boxes.
D'oh, I just noticed a braino in the reply I made to Jeff's blog, but I don't think it has an edit button.
So, when I started my PC the other day, it told me that one of the system fans had died, yet all the diagnostic stuff shows them as running. Stupid motherboard. That's what I get for getting an HP computer.
In 2x2 game often you need assistance from teammate: ask for minerals, ask for scan, ask for help, etc... Usually, when everything is more or less ok, you can just Alt+click on the minimap to take attention or write a text.
But in case when a lot of events are going, your teammate just don't see...
I don't do THAT many downloads... but I think you saw first-hand what Broadstripe's problems do to my connection in games.
Having 6 Mbps cable does nothing if I freeze for 5-15 seconds at random intervals.
That reminds me, I need to call this week and see if they can replace the cable modem, since we lease it from them. It's the last thing on my end that I can debug.
The only other possible culprit on my end at this point is Windows 7, since both the desktop and laptop are running it.
@oKtosiTe Yes, the US has very poor broadband, caused by our government paying other companies to lay the lines, then letting said companies keep ownership of them. :/
@Powerlord I don't think the government lays them here either, but I can still choose several providers over the same lines. More regulation is good in this case...
Don't ask me why wireless is so good in such an oddly shaped and sparsely populated country though.
How important is expertise for an assassination rogue in 5-man heroics? All the info pages I find for rogue stats (hit/expertise) are always aimed at hitting lv87 mobs (raid content) which I'm not (currently) interested in. For instance, I don't need to hit the 'hit cap' for poisons (spells) so...
@Nyuszika7H Even if you weren't talking about Windows on Windows, World of Warcraft's client is free... you can likely find a download of it if you look on the trial account page. A World of Warcraft account, on the other hand, isn't free.
Me too. Me too. I would prefer an option to override user settings for my questions.
There's always topics where the quickest answer isn't necessarily the best. Yet the current system favors speed over competency, which I consider counter to the pretended Stackoverflow mantra of "best answer win...
I can't believe someone suggested this.
Overriding a user's settings with whatever the question asker wanted?
I got beaten to to the "not an answer" comment by Oak by 3 seconds. Pretty much the exact same wording too. It's like our moderators can simultaneously monitor everything at once.
How important is expertise for an assassination rogue in 5-man heroics? All the info pages I find for rogue stats (hit/expertise) are always aimed at hitting lv88 mobs (raid content) which I'm not (currently) interested in. For instance, I don't need to hit the 'hit cap' for poisons (spells) so...
@thethinman No. Rogue is the name of a completely separate series of games, and likely the rogue tag already exists and points to that. 5-man is just useless in general.
And in case you're wondering, the "YES!" and "Well, actually..." comments were jokes, in case you saw them before my latest edit. :P
@Powerlord K, glad someone agrees. Also I didn't read your earlier comments so no worries.
@Powerlord Also the rogue tag did not exist, that user created both the tag 5-man and rogue, I think we need to message him (gaming.stackexchange.com/users/5293/shizam).
Not picking on him or anything, just think it's good to know when you shouldn't create a tag. He seems like a potential big contributor for WoW.
Rogue is a dungeon crawling video game first developed by Michael Toy and Glenn Wichman around 1980. It is generally credited with being the first "graphical" adventure game, and was a favorite on college Unix systems in the early to mid-1980s, in part due to the procedural generation of game content. Rogue popularized dungeon crawling as a video game trope, leading others to develop a class of derivatives known collectively as "roguelikes". For example, it directly inspired Hack, which in turn led to NetHack. Roguelikes have since influenced commercial games outside the genre, such as Di...
Is there a smart way of disposing zombies and not losing like 2-3-4-5 hearts in the process? No matter how far you are, they always seem to reach further than you can which sucks... :S zombies should be short range not snipers..
Ok, so is there a specific tactic that works? A specific timing to ...
Well this is actually a continuation of a rant I had back in July, but the content here is a little different and more specific, so please disregard the previous thread :)
Many tags currently have different meaning in different games. I really think we should try and avoid using tags like these....
After trying a lot of roguelikes, I decided I wanted to try the "trope namer": Rogue itself.
Pretty soon, however, I found a problem.
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An unofficial but neigh-undisputed pattern that appeared here in gaming is tagging questions with the name of the game they are concerned with. Some questions concern more than one games while others concern no specific games, but the overwhelming majority is about a specific game.
This is absol...