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Whales and dolphins are considered mammals. Unlike traditional fish, whales give birth to live young. They are also endothermic (warm-blooded), breathe air directly with lungs (instead of filtering oxygen from water like fish do), mothers have mammary glands, and they also have some degree of hair/b...

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I think the more devout liberals would have argued that the war was about oil for ourselves and not France's lust for the stuff, per se. Clearly, this casts new light on why France was so adamant on throwing a wrench in the diplomatic process.

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The world's population cannot be taken care of as it is, let alone clones.

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I thought at some point we had a generic PXO login that anyone could use.

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He wants DesEdit, which was a second editor that was around prior to DMB2, but after DEVIL.

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<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>Originally posted by Jon the Great: PlanetDescent -> Descent I Files -> Utillies -> Developement PlanetDescent -> Descent II Files -> Utillies -> Developement <...

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Yeah, that's definitely like one of the Descent 2 tracks. Sans the drums, the squeaky techno instrument is playing the exact same riff.

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Yeah, that's definitely like one of the Descent 2 tracks. Sans the drums, the squeaky techno instrument is playing the exact same riff.

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<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>Originally posted by gadfly: I swear I almost creamed my pants when I downloaded it. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE> Whoa nelly, too much information! http://www.descentbb.net/ubb/bi...

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<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>Originally posted by gadfly: I swear I almost creamed my pants when I downloaded it. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE> Whoa nelly, too much information! http://www.descentbb.net/ubb/bi...

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I think Game Crazy is a western US chain, affiliated with Hollywood Video. So, probably not. I'm really surprised none of those stores have an old NES though. $35 seems expensive. The NES is on something of a rebound pricewise. After being dirt cheap, collectors of the original NES have caused the d...

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Hmm, less than 50 cents a gig is pretty good.

Too bad I don't need one at the moment. But gawd, that's outright cheap.

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Hmm, less than 50 cents a gig is pretty good.

Too bad I don't need one at the moment. But gawd, that's outright cheap.

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Is this one of those kooky middle-school math problems where each solved math problem gets you a letter in the puzzle and you end up with a stupid joke at the end?

Q: "What did the flower say to the mushroom at the bar?"

A: "You are a fun guy!"

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It attacks SCO.

Anyone remotely familiar with Linux should find that amusing. lol

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Aside from having good algebra schools, trignometry is essential for college math courses and computer science courses. In particular, it is the underlying foundation of almost anything related to computer graphics (that and linear algebra).

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Y'know GameStop, Game Crazy, and a number of retail vendors sell these used goods. I know Game Crazy will also let you try them out to make sure they still work. I'd say the running rate is about $15-$20 for the NES with all of the fixings.

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Oh, that's good to know. For a while I was confused and thought the Win XP Pro Upgrade had to be installed on top of an existing Windows installation.

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The Dell I have came with a Seagate. Of the half-dozen hard drives in the home (Western Digitals, Maxtors, IBMs, Hitachis), the Seagate is by far the quietest and has consistently remained that way. You literally don't hear the thing working, whereas the Maxtor I installed to complement it grinds aw...

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Never heard of it nor seen it. Seems as if it really slipped under the radar. GameSpot doesn't even acknowledge that it ever released, though other review sites have picked up on it. Looks like fun. I'll keep an eye out for it.

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I second the advice about social security numbers. Sadly, this number can be linked to so much personal information that it is outright archaic in today's world of lazy good-for-nothing thieves. An SSN should be treated like a root password, don't give it out to just anyone, and haggle those who ins...

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The whole "I'm making a ship so I will consult the physics guy, and then consult that guy, and then..." routine is not how it works in the industry. For the game companies I've visited, everything is separated. There isn't a person who "designs ships" and is paid $40K a year to d...

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I like Winamp 5 and have had no major problems with it, other than the one Scorch mentioned which is, imho, rather annoying. I was usign Quintessential for a while, but I like how Winamp has direct integration with Shoutcast and Internet TV.

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Agreed with Xciter. Making many mods to a bulletin board system invariably hampers upgradability and are thus bad, m'kay?

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Nice to know one of the candidates stands up for gay rights.

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<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>Originally posted by Akasha: But why do you all let flame threads catch fire before closing them? <HR></BLOCKQUOTE> Well, we aren't Pre-Cogs fighting Pre-Crime. http://...

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That was kinda' mean. You know, to say 1.5 is underway and then leave us high and dry without so much as a word.

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The answer is obvious. We must elect John Edwards because he is a psychic .1 I think it is the case that there isn't a whole heckuva lot of difference between the current democrats and Bush. The main thing seperating them seems to be rhetoric. Dean is operating solely on the high horse of...

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It is a Martian.

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Seeing that it's a PS2 game, I don't think we have away of ripping soundtracks from the DVDs yet. Some PS2 games encode their music as .PSC (sp?) files, which are what Chrono Cross and other games that had a lot of music used. I suspect these are similar to tracker modules. In any case, PS2 games th...

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Well considering the chaotic pace at which Nevin is deployed from the dying ship, it probably wouldn't have fit in anyway. lol

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Bringing the thread back from the dead. I got Alter Echo today. Apparently, if you can manage to find it, it's in the bargain bins now. But it's a bit difficult to find. Only one store in the local area had a copy. My thought is that after it was panned by critics, THQ didn't make any more of them. ...

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Suse, through the argument that their installation program is proprietary, routinely refuses to release the ISOs of their distribution. Really. They make you go down to the store and pay $60 for something that's freely available from every other company. Go figure. Frankly, it's a wonder Suse surviv...

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Wolf says "Hi" and says that if you liked Bahagad Outbreak to also try The Lost Levels, which is her much larger subsequent campaign.

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That's a big "No, duh" sir. In the ongoing Book of Mozilla, Mammon has always represented Internet Explorer. In this passage, the beast that fell is most likely AOL severing Netscape as a web browser and accordingly the Mozilla project, which would make the "unbelievers" rejoice....

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Yeah, Nero 5 can handle that no problems. The cheesy-ass Roxio Easy CD Creator that comes with a lot of CD burners, however, can't manage it. There's a great Windows power tool called ISO Recorder out there (by Alex Feinman) that lets you right-click on any ISO file and select burn to CD, and vice v...

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I don't think that matters, at least in the case of Mepis. Mepis saves all of its data to the "RAM drive" (which I'll take to mean the system's RAM). Never had a problem with it, even though my main drives are formatted as NTFS.

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The premier Linux 3D modeling program is probably Blender. I can't think of any others that are "native" to Linux. You might see if there are converters from Blender's format to others. Linux also has a few raytracing applications (i.e. POVRay), but that's probably not what you're looking ...

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The premier Linux 3D modeling program is probably Blender. I can't think of any others that are "native" to Linux. You might see if there are converters from Blender's format to others. Linux also has a few raytracing applications (i.e. POVRay), but that's probably not what you're looking ...

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Try Mepis Linux (mepis.org). This is a LiveCD distribution that's based on Debian. What that means is that you can burn an entire installation of Linux onto a CD and run it from the CD. All you have to do is put the CD in your drive when you boot your computer and it will run from there. It's a fun ...

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