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Comment #31601837
I will help you.
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Comment #19697490
You nailed it. I appreciate that aspect of this site and it makes reading even the lower posted replies somehow more meaningful and relevant to me.
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Comment #19497280
I hate to be silly but they really should be and probably are retreating to their homes when dusk comes around to avoid the creepers and such.
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Comment #19434150
That entire Development Story is such a massive gem. Everyone interested in programming, game programming, and video game creation in general should fully dig into it: Making Crash…
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Comment #19434115
That's one of the finest and most entertaining "post mortem's" (it didn't die, though so what's that called?) I've ever read. There's something in it for everyone who enjoys progra…
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Comment #19408648
Here's your ticket: http://www.0to255.com/b4d355 0to255 + whichever Color Palette Website of Choice = A great starting point.
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Comment #19408565
I'm not positive but I think one of the first examples of a game accommodating players in a more extreme sense was in Crash Bandicoot during the famous boulder chase level where Cr…
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Comment #19381376
Sometimes a job calls for duct tape.
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Comment #19246392
$87.00/mo or $2045.00 one time payment. That's really nice although as people said it is a little low on the top speed if you need to take it on any faster roadways / highways. For…
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Comment #19067174
Sorry for the long post but I felt it was related and contains personal experience in a criminal case tried by a jury that I took part in: ---------- This always comes to mind when…
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Comment #18941616
I'd love to see a really talented and fast working artist modify their deck mid-tournament to always be best prepared for their coming opponent and the deck they are known to use. …
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Comment #18941415
I've agreed with everything you said not only in this comment I'm replying to but also your original top level one -- it's just that it spurred the thought in my mind to ask the qu…
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Comment #18938783
I think I'm about to say something that might be met with displeasure but I feel like it's a question I'd like to toss around anyways: Is there really anything that bad about this …
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Comment #18892104
Is it strange that I get some level of measurable joy out of reading something official that contains a rational and balanced take on a subject such as: "... A balance is required …
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Comment #18838199
I'm sure this won't be the case for everyone but something about being on the computer all the time, using it for official work tasks and so many personal mundane tasks seems to ta…
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Comment #18835590
-- "Just trying to get something to eat, honey!"
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Comment #18816812
> As a species, humans are hard-wired for roughhousing, so the body and mind are happy when we let it happen. We may not, as a species, need to roughhouse as children anymore in th…
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Comment #18816758
Ah man. That's wild. Mind me asking how old you were when your brother was getting that treatment and you rebelled? Or at least how big of an age gap there was between you? My brot…
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Comment #18797979
Agreed. The other side of the argument seems too trapped inside a vacuum where things are done the way they should be on paper. That's not reality at a university looking to turn a…
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Comment #18797824
I don't know if this official or publicly traded knowledge but I believe it's, "Put that toddler on Adderall / Ritalin!"
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Comment #18738316
Well to me the question is: How many too-young-to-work online gamers are there who have parents willing to pay for their subscriptions / games / in-game purchases? We already know …
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Comment #18722196
The article noted that the accused thief has no prior criminal record. That probably means little to nothing. There's no proof that he's not an amazing career criminal holding down…
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Comment #18716353
Nah, that's just how it looks there.
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Comment #18695089
I guess then the simplest way to look at the people retained is that they most likely weren't instrumental to the company's downfall and their experience / knowledge / familiarity …
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Comment #18695074
It's happening for me on Chrome Version 70.0.3538.110 (Official Build) (64-bit), for what it's worth. Seems like the Edit Window / Modal / Popup has some sort of resize mechanism t…