Lately, I have been interested in the various patterns I see in a genre of video games called ''role-playing'' games. I am analyzing very simple cases at the moment and I was wondering if there are books dedicated to the subject.
Those annoying stickers that retailers like to place on game boxes, even if they are new. They become annoying and eventuall stick to other cases.
So, what is the best method for removing these? Goo-gone? Heat gun? Windex?
I can't find how many fetishes are summoned when you cast Fetish Army.
Is it random each time they're summoned?
Does it depend on the caster level?
Do they actually have limited life, or are they invincible the time
they last?
The quality of the Q&A on Stack Overflow continues to outshine any other on the Internet – thanks to the awesome community. Like any community, unspoken rules eventually become expectations. In the previous post in this series, Joel talks about how the community developed its own set of rules and norms that new recruits simply don’t know about. When a new comer walks into the group and puts her hand up for a high-five and gets chastised by the group because they don’t give high-fives, she walks away embarrassed with head hanging low. That’s unfortunate. …
Remember this old picture?
What’s that “Blog” circle supposed to be about, you ask? WHERE’S THE BLOGGING?
Since Stack Overflow launched, we’ve been trying to explain that it’s not just a Q&A platform: it’s also a place where you can publish things that you’ve learned: recipes, FAQs, HOWTOs, walkthroughs, and even bits of product documentation, as long you format it as a question and answer.
As Jeff wrote:
if you have a question that you already know the answer to …
