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What armor are you using, Moraskin?

Oh it was a joke, you win =(

I'm talking about an IDE to write js, html, css. So WebStorm is working pretty well, but I haven't put it through it's full paces yet. Another IDE I really liked for this was NetBeans, but I think I liked that because it had good integration with some kind of apache debugger for PHP. I'm not...

I'd also be interested to see the distribution of gays who have proven genetic gay markers. It may not be terribly meaningful because I doubt we know all those genetic markers, but it'd still be an interesting figure. Another interesting figure is the distribution of straights with the same...

An overly 'clean' or flat look is one of the spectrums of quality in Minecraft too. One of the first things a good builder has to learn is how to add depth to their builds.

5 ratings, 3 years old, last updated 3 years ago.... I'll stick with C++ for embedded work.

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What's your experience with running C# on embedded linux-based systems?

Note that I expect to do zero c++ development with this IDE. I use Eclipse CDT for my linux c++ development. I just want the IDE for css, html, js.

So what's the best web developer IDE for someone familiar with C++ development and using Centos (similar to ubuntu) and mongoose (small C++ webserver). I'm mostly writing html, css, js, jquery, canvasjs. I'm apprentice level when it comes to web development and do it so irregularly that the...

Ugh Tuesday start would be infuriating.

I'd recommend leveling as Daggerspell and then leveling up defense, auramancy and occultism in that order.

Yep, that's why I'm looking forward to it. But...... This is also true. If they don't make the release phase interesting on its own, people are going to poopsock their way to victory in a campaign mining, chopping and farming the same bullshit for days and then in the next campaign say, "Uh, no...

Daggerspell and Cabalist are the best sorcery classes atm.

If you do join I recommend rolling East. A few people rolled west with the idea that they'd be able to PvP us or something and it never worked out. Really the west and east generally keep to their own continents in this game because of the way the game is designed, so even if you want to PK...

Oh, I didn't know that was a thing. You're on the same server as I am, so I was curious. In case you're wondering my IGN is Tuco.

AA is a lot of fun but there's two big problems: 1. If you want to compete at the high levels and be a real force you need to spend some thousands of hours building your gear set, or thousands of USD. 2. There's too many safe zones and PvP is too hard to find. You can go out on the seas (And...

Yeah the castle changes into release were an awful idea. I was more commenting on how in alpha I think people played less seriously. Then again people's willingness to gear up makes the game less competitive because people who generate a lot of wealth lay waste to everyone else. And I say this...

I agree. That's why got burnt on GW2. It was too sterile, too predictable, too similar. I could only take the same tower some 50 times before I didn't care anymore. In ArcheAge I can log in and who knows what kind of shenanigans will happen. The same is true for most open world PvP games. I...

It's always weird to read BB threads and mentally stumble when someone mentions Tuco out of no where. I agree. I just think something is getting blown up by that propane and loose wires even if it doesn't kill Chuck.

didn't know that reference, had to google it: Shaggy dog story - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Now that I've learned a new thing, I'm sure I'll hear the same reference several times this week. Fake simulation of reality, I'm on to you.

I see what you mean and I agree with your criticisms of it. Having done much more of the 'compete at release, build a castle and then defend it for the rest of the server's life' than the campaign option in GW2/ESO I feel like I have more pride in our 72-4 record in GW2 and bringing 4 different...

Wow, I never knew he told him the wouldn't implement it and he was terminated. I wonder what the other side to the story was. Probably, "This fucking guy spends X million dollars creating content and now he wants us to flush it down the toilet."

It'd be cool if they did a Spanish spinoff series on Gus and his time in Chile, and marketed it to a hispanic audience and made it very Chilean.

I agree 100% with your perception. It's interesting because the show sets up the audience completely. We see Chuck as the crazy and useless old man. Everyone around Chuck reveres him completely, to the point of being intimidated by him. It's a strong juxtaposition. We then see Hamlin who...

I agree.

Keeps were primarily flipped because you could PvD easily. The large-scale strategy when we played was based on weakening an enemy's position, distracting them and then capitalizing and taking the keep before they could respond. If you organize your game such that keeps have to be baned this...

Oh cool, who are you on West? Are you with Aquanauts? That's true and a problem I think. ESO was the same way, the alpha was better than release. It's hard to imagine it being more competitive though.

Why?

Yep. It's why I pretty much stay away from it and advise anyone I want to play with to do the same. It's one thing if you want to experience a really raw game in a constantly changing state, but I think people get hyped on alphas and think they're going to play it for years when it comes out.

I understand that the game cycle makes this a little awkward in that many developers, especially the writers, sound, art, level designers etc, move on from a core game long before it's published. However my thought is that the game's release represents the totality of what that developer has...

It'd be more epic but I think Raes quit very soon after AA was released. Like many people he spent more time preparing for a game than playing it when it was released. For more examples of this please see the Star Citizen, Camelot Unchained and Crowfall threads.

I'm a legal layman but wouldn't 3.06 allow anti-gay marriage counselors to call counseling a gay marriage a conflict of interest? and what does this mean?

Can counselors/psychiatrists decline a patient for personal reasons that would cause them to perform poorly? To me the job of psychiatry is much more personal than a doctor. Someone who felt they would do a poor job because of their personal bias should feel responsible for declining.

No, I'm not. I think the law should be struck down and probably will be. My core argument here is this: If you disagree with something, and are asked to do some work that is directly impacted by that something, you shouldn't be forced to do it. Especially if your ability to perform at that...

Holy fuck you're disingenuous.

I don't think anyone is saying it is JUST related to cakes. People are just mad that your response over the last couple pages is to jump from situation to situation.

No, no. Because their work isn't directly impacted by it.

I feel like for psychiatry and counseling they have reason to decline for professional reasons. If you think the solution to gays is to pray the gay away I think it's reasonable to decline any request to counsel a gay relationship. This isn't true of your emergency example. If a dude gets a...

yes,yes,no The difference is the work involved is modified by the fact that it's a gay couple.