@0celo7: I would say for $1000 you can get yourself a more or less decent gaming PC, without peripherals. If you want a good one, you should add 50-100% of the price.
@0celo7: BTW, Eizo FS2333 and Corsair K70 RGB. I recently got the keyboard for free because my old K70 had a broken backlight behind some keys. They didn't ship the K70 anymore so I got a free upgrade to a K70 RGB.
@0celo7: I wouldn't know, I bought it for my PS4 way before it was out on PC and hoped there would be some way to get the PC version for a discounted price if you already have some console version. I really don't want to pay almost full price for a game I've already played.
@0celo7: Bioshock is great, although I've only played Infinite (Steam sale). I'm not a fan of RPGs, so I never tried Oblivion and Morrowind :(
@0celo7: I played Skyrim for maybe an hour before I got bored. Then I discovered mods, invested about 8 hours to install mods and ENBs, then rode a horse along a lake for about 3 hours and then stopped playing Skyrim.
@0celo7: I really really enjoyed Sleeping Dogs. I was very hyped for GTA5 and decided to play Sleeping Dogs until release. I got a few days of gaming out of it, but enjoyed every minute of it.
If I have too much free time some day, I'll play the Definitive Edition.
@0celo7 I enjoy some of them - like Bioshock:Infinite. I think the linear shooter I liked best was Bulletstorm, though, it's just so ridiculuously over the top
@0celo7 The whole fluff it uncessary, but I'm not sure what the actual question is - there is no "maximum temperature" for stuff, it will just melt at some point.
Fun fact: When somebody posts something in the Teachers' Lounge (the network-wide mod chat room) containing a link to another room, and flags simultaneously pop up on the corners of mods screen, there is roughly a 100% chance that 6+ mods will enter that room within 30 seconds. It's simple curiosity.
Actually, that's not a fact, just a stat I made up off the top of my head. But it's still pretty accurate.
I doubt I'll get an answer to this, but does anybody know what the rate of depletion is for lithium in supernovae, either via decay into two helium nuclei or via traditional lithium burning via the p-p chain? It's based on this question.
@0celo7 Right, but you have to say what an isomorphism is, i.e. which structure the morphisms preserve. That's part of the defining data for a category
@0celo7 Well, there is a map from empty sets to themselves, so no problem. This would mean that all animals without tails, legs and teeth are isomorphic, though
