I work at one of its sister companies, in the civilian marketshare, and after the merger we all had to take a very specific ethics training about why bribing foreign government representatives is bad.
I searched this text verbatim in Google because I don't understand the context of this rant, and the AI thought I was in crisis and directed me to a suicide helpline.
I remember reading about that hack and thinking it was an ingenious work around for hardware limitations. I still have flashbacks about the hours wasted staring at a Nix hound slide waiting for the progress bar to inch forward.
I actually preferred the Xbox port of Morrowind for its control scheme. Inventory management in that game was awful but the Xbox controller made it marginally better. However that didn't balance out the load times, which got progressively longer as your save file grew.
In my view, Voyager is an Anti-Gilligan's Island show. In Gilligan's Island, things float into the lagoon and the plot revolves around it. In Voyager, the ship floats into someone else's lagoon. DS9 is a mostly-Gilligan's Island show.
Oh, agree. I was just surprised it wasn't mentioned. It seems like the salvaged armor would be a step in the reverse engineering process that would eventually lead to an NCR suit.
Despite Dave's claims of having deep lore knowledge, I was a little surprised he was geeking out over the NCR power armor, and didn't seem to know about the salvaged NCR power armor from FNV (or maybe he did but it's in the pay walled longer version).
"They have the best equipment the NCR can get its hands on, power armor salvaged from our war with the Brotherhood. Techs strip out the joint servos so you don't need special training to wear it. It feels like you're carrying a brahmin on your back, but it can take a heck of a lot of punishment."
If you miss the moon, hopefully you launched on a free return trajectory so you won't be lost in a highly eccentric orbit without enough delta V to bring you back home. Dying of dehydration out beyond the moon isn't a way I'd want to go.
It was Wii Sports Resort Frisbee Golf.
My jaw was on the floor after this happened. https://www.politico.com/story/2016/08/trump-purple-heart-226565
The History Channel basically lived off of Hitler documentaries for 2 decades.
I work at one of its sister companies, in the civilian marketshare, and after the merger we all had to take a very specific ethics training about why bribing foreign government representatives is bad.
Those certainly were words.
You don't have to yell, this isn't a Woo Sox game.
I liked the Doctor Who explanation for the 10th doctor's accent.
Rose: "If you're alien, why do you sound like you're from the north?" 10th Doctor: "Lots of planets have a north!"
I've had to start being on the lookout for an auto checked "$2.99 package protection" add-on with some stores. The Internet is a trainwreck.
Gary? Gary!
Thrawn was the main antagonist of the later seasons of Star Wars Rebels. Interestingly Ruhk made an appearance in the show as well.
Love a good Morrowind reference
I searched this text verbatim in Google because I don't understand the context of this rant, and the AI thought I was in crisis and directed me to a suicide helpline.
I remember reading about that hack and thinking it was an ingenious work around for hardware limitations. I still have flashbacks about the hours wasted staring at a Nix hound slide waiting for the progress bar to inch forward.
I actually preferred the Xbox port of Morrowind for its control scheme. Inventory management in that game was awful but the Xbox controller made it marginally better. However that didn't balance out the load times, which got progressively longer as your save file grew.
In my view, Voyager is an Anti-Gilligan's Island show. In Gilligan's Island, things float into the lagoon and the plot revolves around it. In Voyager, the ship floats into someone else's lagoon. DS9 is a mostly-Gilligan's Island show.
The book also tells us how Trapper got his nickname.
Oh, agree. I was just surprised it wasn't mentioned. It seems like the salvaged armor would be a step in the reverse engineering process that would eventually lead to an NCR suit.
Despite Dave's claims of having deep lore knowledge, I was a little surprised he was geeking out over the NCR power armor, and didn't seem to know about the salvaged NCR power armor from FNV (or maybe he did but it's in the pay walled longer version).
https://fallout.fandom.com/wiki/NCR_salvaged_power_armor
If you miss the moon, hopefully you launched on a free return trajectory so you won't be lost in a highly eccentric orbit without enough delta V to bring you back home. Dying of dehydration out beyond the moon isn't a way I'd want to go.
There's a USB-C option for the active end.