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The last time I had repeated lockups my PS did die not long after. If you are feeling adventurous you could install ubuntu and see if it happens there too. could confirm a harware error.

It couldn't hurt to experiment with other drivers, do a reinstall to make sure something else is not missing. If the computer locked and you yanked the power Data corruption is a possibility.

I'm curious, what do Russians call Czechoslovakia and Afghanistan if not imperialism ?.

Now there's a real test of manhood and daring for you.

I'm watching the Russian based RT on a stream, and its coverage of Georgia today is pretty telling, it's miles away from how its being reported in the rest of the world. They ask the question 'is Georgia getting ready for military expansion ?'. Do you people actually buy this stuff ?. What is Georgia going to invade...

The commonwealth is systemically completely irrelevant. An old list of British ex conquests. What do they have in common any more ?

You know that for a fact? Full-scale UN sanctions (the works - complete trade halt like South Korea has recently done) would be pretty potent. Not even Iran has this. All you really need is China and South Korea to sanction NK. That's enough to make what little is left of NK's economy collapse completely. I'm not sure how the NK government would get by then. As it is the impact of SK's unilateral sanctions will be interesting. Another crop failure and the system hoards the food for itself, blaming the mass fatalities on the sanctions. We have been there already. It would appear that outside pressure is not sufficient to bring about radical change.

Well, that just proves he is within normal range. I saw this thing on discovery about two kids who were shipwrecked for 6 days without water, and lived, although barely. So I take it my earlier assertion was the correct one. Lock him in a room for 14 days though, and he's coming out dead.

Well good on you.

The people might well decide that democracy is all well and good, but that they don't want to die for it. If all you have experienced is a procession of 'strong men' you would likely to be right in observing that that would be the outcome. Instead of changing the world you get on with your own life. It's not a mentality that is difficult to grasp I think.

Score !

There is nothing that can be done. UN resolutions, sanctions, for reasons already stated they won't work.

I'm kinda used to skills not making a lot of sense in Fallout so I don't mind so much. As a matter of fact changes would be harder for someone with knowledge of all the FO games to deal with. Just be sure it's all there in the descriptions when you level up. From a design perspective though I much prefer clarity. There are too many RPG games (I'm looking at you Dragon Age) where you only know the system and what tree to advance on your second or third game.

Well, at least were done with it. I too get the impression that the show 'cheated'. They created way too much baggage along the way to ever address properly.

I hope there is at least one armour set that isn't ugly. Most of what I have seen is, it was pretty dire in FO as well. Bethesda's fault really, their art assets. Maybe I'm too picky I dunno, but I was trekking around in raider badlands gear towards the end of the game because almost everything else was aesthetically unpleasant. Take the trench coats for instance, if you can't make one that flaps around the legs because the engine can't to it don't bother at all. They look like they were carved out of wood.

The little green arrows point the wrong way in the DC metro, you can't just pick a direction either because of the garbage piles fencing you in. That just leaves wandering about aimlessly hoping to stumble on the mission. Me not like.

Ohh and teaching kids critical tools rather than teaching them to regurgitate from a textbook for the purpose of an exam goes without saying.

That's not really disputed, at least not by me. The Soviets trained and funded hundreds if not thousands of promising young revolutionaries in infiltration and political agitation. They had some major successes too, notably China. The question is what to do in the face of this of agitation which depends on a helping hand from the established order in the form of draconian counter insurgency measures. In nine times out of ten the answer is simply to do nothing. By the way all of the Comintern documents were released to the public followinhg te collapse of Communism, although I haven't read them (they are in Russian) they are frequently referred to as showing indirectly the massive Soviet disappointment in the American Communist movement. In Japan several prominent Communists even did an about face and converted to the hyper nationalism of the time. Effectively killing Communism in Japan until it was resurrected by MacArthur.

From your edit : 'in the opinion of some'. That's rather flimsy isn't it. In the opinion of some we have been secretly invaded by martians.

Alright, I suppose you can have that one. The Soviets did what every other major power does, spy on everyone else, and they were good at it. From spy network to America Communist revolution on the other hand, a rather immense gap.

Alright, I suppose you can have that one. The Soviets did what every other major power does, spy on everyone else, and they were good at it. From spy network to America Communist revolution on the other hand, a rather immense gap.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venona_papers Well. Is there supposed to be a discrepancy between what I said and your link ?. Where are the hundreds of infiltrators in government from McCarthy's famous list. What kind of double agent has a Communist party membership card. You don't find moles by grandstanding and serving your own ambitions in senatorial hearings. It's simply NOT a job for a politician. Double agens communicate with Moscow, not with American Communists. A good ol' fashioned witch hunt on the other hand.

I just hope they really learned the lesson of the DC metro. Backtracking again and again because the pipboy map is crap is just not very fun. If they keep it, definately lose the mazes.

Communists back then typically operated by infiltrating trade unions and working from the inside to instigate strikes. once the Communist party of the US were outlawed their operations became entirely underground. One of the most successful spies in ww2 was a Comintern double agent in Japan, Victor Sorge. The actual degree of infiltration of the government was negliable though. If I recall McCarthy thundered forth with a list of hundreds of known Communist infiltrators in government, the list was utter nonsense, and the actual threat did not warrent the level of persecution which followed. Especially not if the US wanted to continue to call itself a free and open society. The real irony of course is that Communism never really took root, not because of repression, but because Americans weren't buying it.

Communists back then typically operated by infiltrating trade unions and working from the inside to instigate strikes. once the Communist party of the US were outlawed their operations became entirely underground. One of the most successful spies in ww2 was a Comintern double agent in Japan, Victor Sorge. The actual degree of infiltration of the government was negliable though. If I recall McCarthy thundered forth with a list of hundreds of known Communist infiltrators in government, the list was utter nonsense, and the actual threat did not warrent the level of persecution which followed. Especially not if the US wanted to continue to call itself a free and open society. The real irony of course is that Communism never really took root, not because of repression, but because Americans weren't buying it.