I recently thought about implementing Super Marion Bros as a web game, but I have little, almost none, information about the game.
I'm interested in maps, images and levels. From level one to the last level available. If there were different difficulties, then how did it influence the level.
I ...
I'd wearing the full Uliana's Stratagem set. It's 6-piece bonus is:
Your Seven-Sided Strike detonates your Exploding Palm.
I'm also wearing Madstone, which means:
Your Seven-Sided Strike applies Exploding Palm.
I'm hoping that, as per this link, Madstone would proc first, applying and...
My minecraft launcher won't let me do anything! When I click minecraft launcher it will not let me log in to my account! My account is not stolen but I have Java 8 Update 77! After downloading Java 8 Update 77, my minecraft stopped working. Someone please help! (Note: It is a Java problem or a Lo...
@ardaozkal reminds me of a question I posed to a lecturer in Uni
It seems children have some iniate ability to 'know' certain things
How can we differenicate against them inheriting memories of very specific things from their parents vs evolution/natural selection causing those behaviours
Ok, not really massively the same but still.
I went so far to propose a baby is born with all knowledge, but forget most of it due to lack of use, before they are old enough to make use of it. ;D
I'm told that the original Duck Hunt (NES) works fine on all CRT screens, but fails to register successful hits on a plasma or LCD screen. Why is this? Is there a fix for it?
@MadScientist Can't it be used for literally "living forever (moving memories and experiences to clone when old/sick)" (I know that clones don't live that long) ?
@ardaozkal Clones don't get memories. And there is no way to transfer memories that currently exists, and not even any way that we could imagine in the near future
That's epigenetics, and that's not really memories as you think of them.
External influence can modify certain genes, that's the epigenetics part. The sequence doesn't get changed, but you can change how much of that genes is produced. And that change can be inherited
So there has been a lot of NPM today on my Twitter feed. Something about a open source contributor who pulled all his libraries after he got a copyright violation or something and inadvertently broke thousands of projects?