Proposed Q&A site for typically processed in the subconscious, the minutiae of everyday, when observed, can provoke deep, burning questions. Most often, they are forgotten when a butterfly or shiny object catches our gaze. But no more! They will cast in zeros and ones!
Please consider this as a self vandalism.
As I respect I will upvote each answers given.
Comment them "thank you" as well.
However I have a changing mind.
Makes me think larger.
in any direction
oscillation.
I only had trouble cutting up T mobile's full sized sim cards, had to order a second one (lucky they were only $1). Only to find T mobile's "3rd party service" means "lol screw you we consider you roaming no data for you"
@fbueckert I hate when they don't warn you about shit like that. I had half-removed the "sticker" on my UPS' battery before I realized it's not a sticker, it's stuck on to give you "handles" to remove the battery
@MBraedley doesn't youtube have like 240p? With absurdly low quality even considering the resolution?
@BenBrocka Yeah. I left the top parts of the breakaways on, so that it would fit properly into the slot. But without the bottom part, getting it out was...interesting.
Oh yeah, I used to have nethack installed on my tablet. It actually works better than the desktop version because I absolutely hate using the home keys for movement
@BenBrocka 1964 is relatively okay if you run only software from the US (NA). However, not all the opcodes are implemented in all emulators. Granted you'd be hard-pressed to find an official release cart that uses the Trap commands or writes to some of the more esoteric registers that are usually read-only. This is probably why most post-development stuff won't work on emulators without patches... all the current N64 emulators are full of crazy Bugs and have big stability issues.
ScummVM has been ported to Android too. Beneath a Steel Sky works well enough. Most of the other games unfortunately requires keyboard input which doesn't appear to be supported.
@fbueckert yeah, I occasionally swiped the wrong direction or not far enough etc with my last phone's unlock, I prefer the omnidirectional unlock, plus the unlock to phone/etc thing is nice
@YiJiang'sEvilClone It refreshes slowly sometimes, but it's really really nice sometimes. It'll often automatically tell me how long it takes to go home from a completely random place I'm at, which is cool
And the voice assistant part of Google Now is pretty nice. It's like Siri with less BS, since 90% of the time Siri asks "would you like me to search the web y/n" anyway.
@badp I don't know, I usually use it for stuff like weather on X day, how do I get to Y, who freed the slaves, mostly as a more accurate, specific search
My expectations on the "actually do things" are very low thanks to Siri never being able to do much
Just ask it to do stuff and see what it can do I guess
That's my problem with the "natural language assistants". THere's clearly a limited set of things they can really do, but they don't seem to be enumerated anywhere, and they're not nearly smart enough for me to expect that just anything will work
@BenBrocka > You initiate a Voice Action the same way you initiate a voice search, by touching a Microphone icon in a search box or the Chrome omnibox, or by saying "Google" when the Google Now screen is open. For details, see Search & Voice Actions basics.
If you play as a class in a Battlefield 3 map, obviously whatever class you spawn in as will receive time spent as that class towards the service medal. But what happens when you pick up another kit?
For example, if I spawn in as an Engineer, then run out of ammo and pick up a Recon kit, does my...
My N4 has a weird squeaky sound in the phone speaker if you're super close to it (which...you are) which is annoying, but I think that might just be how they are. I haven't bothered to send it in
In many movies, especially from the 80's when Ninjas were involved they would use their ninja stars as a deadly weapon. An example clip is here.
Is this realistic? Can a ninja star penetrate and be accurate enough to kill a person?
Is it appropriate to include something like "Thanks for your help!" in your question?
I'm assuming including 'thanks' in the question will encourage users to answer.
Maybe 'thanks' should go in the comment area instead?
Some people won't read the comments, so they'll miss the thanks.
Background
Without getting in too much details and going off-topic, I just want to say I personally find that the idea of time travel is ridiculous, at least in the current frame of physics and our understanding of time.
The case
While I was on Facebook I stumbled upon a page called Time Trave...
But yeah the "thanks" thing is annoying. It's one of those things that seems great in theory but when you're reading these sites all the time the last thing you want to see is another "thanks" or signature
I'm enjoying OpenTTD a lot more than Transport Tycoon Deluxe, but I miss the jazz jukebox from that game; there's a poor variety of music in OpenTTD. Does this feature exist in OpenTTD? If so, where can it be found?
It is a Western game from an American company It is a RPG released in the early 90's It has a view of the 3d with world area, which is GIANT! It is eye level view from player's eye! It involved a lot of walking, and there was a lot to do. It is game for PC with the DOS You can play male female any class many options The game began in a dungeon Weapons were easy to equip, just a click It was easy to disrobe in inventory by mistake
@SaintWacko It's worse on other sites. Like those image signatures you get after EVERY POST in a forum. So a conversation can have the same image like 50 times
i have seen played game 1 time only in past, distantly
is western game from the american company
is rpg game in the beginning 1990s
has view of the 3d with world area GIANT !
game has much walking and much to do
is audience of help ?
thanks,,
PRASHANT :)
Or, version 2:
I am in search for a game I have played. It is a Western game from an American company It is a RPG released in the early 90's, and it has a view of the 3d with world area, which is GIANT! It involved a lot of walking, and there was a lot to do.
@fbueckert he would always lash out at either the community or moderators when a post as closed, insisting we didn't care about/understand UX after closing his questions such as "can I use moss to make a checker board"
Do industrial designers have a rule for the number of materials used in a product?
What if I want to use moss for a board game?
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@fbueckert I don't think there was one, though he did have one about his question about using homeless people as wireless hotspots (I've noticed most of his "brilliant" ideas are actually stolen)
@fbueckert It didn't really. The question was just "how can I run a for-profit homeless shelter". If I wanted to be a jerk I could have migrated it to On Startups...
> Do not include thoughts on why any idea is bad, wrong, or off topic. This a strictly generative question. I want as many ideas as I can get. If you're about to post a comment or answer, first ask if I'm expanding the field of possibilities or am I narrowing the possibilities.
> Thinking based on limitations is not UX and it's not design. It's something very normal people do who can't see things as they might be. I don't care if it's absurd or irrelevant. In fact I'm encouraging those sorts of thoughts.
Please consider this as a self vandalism.
As I respect I will upvote each answers given.
Comment them "thank you" as well.
However I have a changing mind.
Makes me think larger.
in any direction
oscillation.
Critique this image or down-vote and close this question in a misguided attempt to assert your superiority. Then I'll admire you.
In many movies, especially from the 80's when Ninjas were involved they would use their ninja stars as a deadly weapon. An example clip is here.
Is this realistic? Can a ninja star penetrate and be accurate enough to kill a person?
Is it appropriate to include something like "Thanks for your help!" in your question?
I'm assuming including 'thanks' in the question will encourage users to answer.
Maybe 'thanks' should go in the comment area instead?
Some people won't read the comments, so they'll miss the thanks.
Background
Without getting in too much details and going off-topic, I just want to say I personally find that the idea of time travel is ridiculous, at least in the current frame of physics and our understanding of time.
The case
While I was on Facebook I stumbled upon a page called Time Trave...
I would like to play Super Mario 63 on my work laptop, but not in a browser. I have only found the game embedded on a site. How can I download it?
