That level editor was awesome in AoE, especially when errr…the nukeboys came out.
That level editor was awesome in AoE, especially when errr…the nukeboys came out.
Yeah they actually ripped down the previous London Bridge for some reason and replaced it with this monstrosity which is more associated with the terrorist attack. Tower Bridge just looks better.
Building a world was quite novel back then.
I mean, there’s barely any difference between the heating of the earth’s mantle, i.e. geothermal, to the heating by fission. We are just kind of doing the process manually on the surface of the planet where a tiny mistake will cover it in contamination.
To be fair smoking a cigarette will put more radioactive contamination in you than these plates.
Seems they were using the premise of Angels and Demons to make it ‘entertaining’.
Obsidian is like a organisation game.
Title and link don’t match 😆
It’s like an animal instinct of the family: ‘you can’t reproduce, then get out!’
I get the joke but I assume fastest is the eagle.
Well hence they will work out when the plant (or human in your example) is really starving.
Not only that but that the energy from the nutrients generated in a plant is solely used for cell growth and maintenance. Even remotely suggesting a self-warming and extremely kinetic mammal can get energy solely from the sun is nuts.
Automatically what I think.
Collapse imminent in minus 3 minutes. Please vacate floor -14839.
It’s like the principal in my school hitting return many times to get to the next page.
I did an office IT course which was next level: making sections which enable you to change every bit of the page format without altering other sections.
At the time it didn’t seem to matter but that course was instrumental in saving so much time and hassle.
A generation or two ahead and it’ll be hard for presidents to operate the holographic interface/brain interface and find typical functions.
Could be a square in a two dimensional space with different rules.
Seems like you answered the question, OP comments at the bottom and thinks it might be picked up by hand in terms of weight.
Reading up on the GitHub page, it has a few concerning WIPs. Might not be worth swapping to a different DE.
Even as a (tech literate) teacher who wants to employ Linux, the lack of compatibility (using wine) with a lot of enterprise type programs and the general hodgepodge that Libre Office is, and the memory leak mess that Only Office is, I just can’t stick to Linux for long. I end up using tiny10 to use a reliable unbloated windows that can run my office 2016 and enterprise apps. Microsoft is just so entrenched and heavily serviced by thousands of people that it’s a slow climb for Linux distros to get anywhere.
The idea of elderly people using windows only programs on Linux using the compatibility layer just seems liable to multiple potential failures.