@badp It's rather silly, but the games are usually not illegal but just a bit harder to buy. Except for Steam, where you can't buy the non-censored version at all as a german
@badp Playthrough 3, you should be okay though. Worst-case I respec a bit for even faster phaselocks (if I even can while keeping res and my class mod bonuses)
@MadScientist Talk about first-world problems. I set up VPN tunnels for people out of Iran. I don't risk much, but the people I do it for risk way more than just a few games. On the other hand, if the whole Iranian secret service can't stop me, I don't see how Valve would have any chance to.
@MartinSojka I can just import a game, it's not even more expensive, it just takes a moment longer than a digital download. I did use VPN to play some games at the US release date, though.
I actually have a "family tree" spread sheet for one of my long-lived DF forts ... including the historical figures for all of the 1030 or so years of history.
Since Dec 30th 1899, actually. Jan 1st 1900 has the number 2, because whoever programmed Excel didn't notice yet that we switched from the Julian to the Gregorian calendar somewhere in the 18th century (for most of us).
In other words, if you do date calculations in Excel, you're crazy. Stop.
I've seen a lot of guides (and some main sources like LoLCounter) where you can see what champion you need to use to lane against a particular champion. I've also heard a million players say that "I cannot do anything against this player — he's my counter".
Now, how do you know that a champion i...
So yeah, Access and OpenOffice are the ones with crazy start date for the numerical value (that's ... ok-ish, you don't see that often as-is), and Excel is the one with an imaginary day in its calendar.
@FEichinger True story. In order to keep the stupid ribbon at the top, it forces the main content area to be screen height, and adds a scroll bar to it.
@badp ... or 23 hours, 23 minutes and 19 seconds, as was the case on the January 1st 1904 in Hong Kong. For what it's worth, most modern Linux systems get it right if you set the time zone to "Asia/Hong_Kong". :D
@Ullallulloo Okay, you're gonna want to make a 6-inch vertical incision, approximately 1/2-inch deep down the center of the stomach, stopping before the belly button.
I think most of the fun in such games is to find out such stuff by yourself, simply by messing around and seeing how things break, burn and explode in interesting ways.
I'm trying to remove someone's intestines, but I can't figure out how. I can cut the small intestine on the left and the large on the right, but pulling on the large intestine doesn't do anything, and I can't grab the small intestine. I've tried cutting everywhere, but I don't see any new spots a...
I have now successfully solved 3 bounty questions in 4 days. These people don't pay up, either by claiming that "the solution doesn't work" (and since I test everything, my solutions work) or by changing the parameters after you solve the question.
This is very bad for Stack Overflow. Look at m...
@FlorisVelleman - I've seen stuff like that before. On the old 4GuysFromRolla message boards, some user posted in the jobs section that they had "3 years experience". A few months later, they posted that they had "7 years experience". When questioned, they said they worked on a project that had an estimated development cycle of 4 years, so they counted the full 4 years. Just saying. — LBT17 hours ago
Andrew Barber, it hasn't worked for me. Hence the post. It is clear that this meta stuff is not working for me either. I will make my choice and lots of real people are watching. — Yatin Saraiya18 hours ago
@bluefeet These are mostly StackOverflow links, so that's laughable. In terms of "low quality", I've been at the top of the field many times so I'm afraid I find your comment of low quality. — Yatin Saraiya18 hours ago
I usually just stick the knife in and flail around wildly. If the blood loss gets too high, I just stab them (and usually myself) with the green syringe. :D — Fluttershy2 mins ago
> Don't do one thing, or in the end, you will be a C++ programmer (or historically, a Fortran programmer, or before that a COBOL programmer, and so forth). Computer Science (and software) is young and evolving rapidly. Stay in touch with the changes that happen daily. There's lots of exciting stuff going on.
> I am a private person, don't belong to any social networks other than LinkedIn, and find things like chat rooms and crowd-sourcing (my first time at either happened on stackoverflow.com) disgusting.
Has anyone else ever wanted to slap someone across the Internet?
@YatinSaraiya If you don't like how StackOverflow works, why are you bothering the people who support it for the real people with real problems they can't figure out? We acknowledge that Stack isn't perfect, but we're trying to make it the best we can, and you're not helping. As a software engineering student, your antics disgust me. — Shotgun Ninja1 min ago
His reasoning for giving link-only answers and expecting large bounties for them:
This is how software engineers work in the real world. You check information and based on it, you write code to match. Being spoon-fed code is a real disservice to the community. That way nobody learns. Anyway, I'm sick of this useless discussion. I'm out of this silly "meta" thing. — Yatin Saraiya18 hours ago
I'm trying to remove someone's intestines, but I can't figure out how. I can cut the small intestine on the left and the large on the right, but pulling on the large intestine doesn't do anything, and I can't grab the small intestine. I've tried cutting everywhere, but I don't see any new spots t...
Sometimes another leader comes sniveling that I am settling cities too close to them. One option is to agree to "stop settling cities so close to us" or something to that effect.
How do I know whether or not settling a particular location will break my agreement? I cannot find any obvious criter...
Judging by his profile, it seems like it was a bad fit from the beginning.
> I am a private person, don't belong to any social networks other than LinkedIn, and find things like chat rooms and crowd-sourcing (my first time at either happened on stackoverflow.com) disgusting.
> One of the problems with crowd-sourced sites like stackoverflow.com is that they are heavily crowd-judged and heavily crowd-edited. The judgements are random and the editing hides what really happened. That means that you can't take an upvoted answer as being correct, or a downvoted answer as being wrong, and that you can't be sure that what you see has any basis in reality.
@AndrewBarber "It's like watching a train wreck in slow motion isn't it... You know it's going to end in tears, but you just can't take your eyes of it." :) — gnat16 hours ago
Please tell me how to uninstall Kinect Fun Labs. I tried going to my storage to delete it, buy it said, "There was a problem performing that action." And I tried going to where I downloaded it, and it didn't say delete or anything! Does it stay on your Xbox forever?
What are the current tiers for characters in Street Fighter 4 and why the strongest characters are considered the strongest ?
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Does anyone know how to get back/ what mission to do to get Sanctuary 'back' , so I can place the AI in moxxie's radio ?
