Malcador
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Apparently walking with dachsund in your hands while listening to reggae is "weird" to some people. Pfft
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Can we seal him in there too?
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The real influence of populism\nationalism in the EU
Malcador replied to BruceVC's topic in Way Off-Topic
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Never had a game put me off in 5 mins since SoF2. If it can do that I probably could have been put off by previews Usually I will sink a couple of hours into a game if I start it. Gives enough ammo to bash it in the worst case
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http://www.cbc.ca/news/world/dakota-access-pipeline-1.3881042 Well, good for the little guys
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Whoops, didn't refresh the page I was on.
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http://www.ign.com/articles/2016/12/02/how-mass-effect-3s-ending-influenced-andromeda
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Yeah...
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Realized I need a better cover story for days off, told coworker that I just took the dogs to the vet and cleaned on my day off and he was laughing about how boring my vacations are spent. Today though was fun, got to rake the leaves. Not sure why I enjoy doing that and shoveling snow, I guess I am pre-destined to be a janitor
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Seems like little changed from that, that's a good thing I guess.
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A smart one.
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Kind of feel sorry for Mattis, having to deal with Trump
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I liked the non expression as she snatched the gun off that goon. It does look like Witcher 3 in space. Shudder to think at what the download size would be. Animations will be polished up. http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2016-12-02-mass-effect-andromeda-developers-reassure-fans-after-trailer-sparks-animation-concerns
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Well, they'd just say some nonsense about us being foolish monkeigh and go have their Avatar die in a car accident or something.
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I found Civ City Rome to be disappointing, compared to the Caesar games, so you may not be missing much. Wasn't anything too awful though.
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It is ok, not much of a city sim as opposed to a traffic one but it is still fun to paint a city.
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As well as everything else on the Internet.
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Oh yeah?
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I'd expect an anti-tamper scheme to be more active than just hoping no one reverse engineers your .exe's. Heck, by your definition, I don't think a compiler meets the critertia of "Anti-tamper software (or tamper-resistant software) is software which makes it harder for an attacker to modify it." Closed source stuff is usually to just hide trade secrets (well some of them anyway) rather than worrying about people modifying your application - and if they do, it's not really your problem. I've had that with customers in old jobs - joys of DBs, I guess. I'd be surprised if developers would come out and slam their third party vendor, well, unless they are the one that made the call to use it, kind of a bad play, really. I'd be more inclined to listen to the offense in terms of figuring out what it does, bit of sifting.
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https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CyW0CT7WIAUJVkE.jpg
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So closed source is an anti tamper mechanism? And you are more likely to get a decent assessment of DRM's capabilities from those trying to break it. Else the whole idea of white hats wouldn't work. Just takes work to speak to real scene folk.
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Hah, seems they shamed Trudeau into not going to the funeral
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Protecting the publisher's files, not mine.
