Happy New Year! Yes, the current one, not a previous one; this is a new post, we swear!
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Work harder. Alternatively, rip+upload the ISOs and I'll try it when my new laptop gets here. And then we can all play!ISO*. The anthology is pretty sweet. NoCD cracks built in, etc. That alone makes it way better than downloading BG2 ISOs and mounting/burning them. Not really sure how Atari did it, but hey.
Incidentally - I bought this, but i keep getting the startup message. Something like: You have not yet started the game, please go through and set up the game config. It's really obnoxious, but oh well.Ahahahaha! Seriously, where do they find these tech support people?Heh, You've gotta watch out for The Windows XP!
I also hate those Indians that work tech support. Is it hard to find those that are actually fluent in written English? Even British-style English? That's almost a Hindi translation to English, ffs.
I might buy the pack and see what its like on Win7 with Compatabilitiy mode.
Mine is usually to stop biting my nails and it falls through about a week into the new year.
You did remind me not to go to the gym for at least a month after school starts, though. All sorts of kids are gonna be in there all the time working out, trying to adhere to their resolution or whatever. :p
I've got time to think of some, right?
60000/50000000 = 0.0012I don't mean that this is a huge flux of people (I think from TFA it showed net change was actually 1k out because 22k people signed up or something). Just that it's an interesting change, because losing the favor of nerds online can sometimes be a future problem.
That's 0.12% of their customers. I doubt they even notice or care. I'm surprised they even tried to do anything about it.
It's like, unseasonably warm here. This may be the first Xmas where you can see the grass in most places!I dunno about warm but there's no snow here. It's about normal though, 0-20F.
It's too bad the world, in general, was not more aware of Christopher Hitchens. He was famous, certainly, but not a household name like Richard Dawkins, and he deserves to be. Hitchens is a lot more interesting and intelligent and just overall unique than Dawkins. Not that I especially have anything against Dawkins, I do like some of his writings and he's reasonably interesting and sometimes funny. On balance I like him. Just basically no one compared with Hitch.It baffles me that you think Dawkins is a household name.
Although Hitchens was a lot more than an outspoken atheist, of the "4 horsemen", this is how I would rank them:
Christopher Hitchens > Richard Dawkins > Sam Harris > Daniel Dennett.
I find Dennett hugely boring.
The thing about BibTeX is you don't have to fumble around with a clumsy UI, enter each of the fields individually, etc.Who does that? "Export to Refworks" ftw.
You just find the BibTeX for the appropriate source (http://manas.tungare.name/software/isbn-to-bibtex/ for books, can find papers on citeseer/similar sites), paste it in a file, and you can reference it by saying \cite{label for reference}. It's lovely.
y'know...that's one of the first things i checked for. guess i was too lazy/dumb to see how it was encoded.Completely OT: It amazes me how clueless my discrete math class as a whole was. As a TA is this normal? Do people just not understand logic?
TAing discrete math does terrible things to you...
Maybe, but I don't know why you wouldn't use the standard compiler ;pI use vim (well, gvim since I'm on Win7) to write it up and then compile with miktex. The standard latex libraries don't exist for windows afaik.
