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That'd be the lamest mod submitted.

How about bald?

I've just ate a big bowl of chicken pasta, some tea,... and A PACK OF CANDIES. Mmmmm...

Hey, look, there is more concept art (or renders) on the wall on that conference hall picture. Also, notice that there is support for widescreen.

And the photos are awesome.

I am just speculating, but It is harder to make acquisition of foreign company because you would have to get approval from foreign investment review board (or whatever equivalent they have in Norway) Norway government recently spoke against Microsoft dominance of the market

I always thought this was the smarter route to follow in order not to continue to lose share to Firefox ... <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I believe what is possibly stopping them is that Opera is Norway-based.

Why should browser be advertising merits of the OS?

If the rumors are true and Microsoft will buy Opera, they will have a solid asset on their hands and could just drop IE.

You guys are freaks!

Are there any games today that use 2nd ed rules anyway?

They have NWN2 running! (on the photos)

Eh, i can't recall MCA being involved with the story in NWN2? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Luckily, he is.

More details on PA... and that's a bit scary.

As I said people prefer not to work graveyard shift mainly due to social reasons. I can have a 7am - 11pm schedule when I have to, mind you, but I'm not productive during morning hours. So when I let it go, my cycle shifts more into night hours.

The problem with night workers that they have unstable sleep schedule. Even if you work at night, you still have cope with some things daytime, hence often breaking of circadian rhytms. The more irregular the sleeping schedule is, the more is health risk (The most dangerous work schedule is rotating shifts). If you are consistent in your sleeping habits, health risk lowers. But as I pointed out it is not possible in today's social setting to be a 100% night person, therefore the observation of health problems in night workers. I have a stable schedule and don't consider having bad sleeping habits - going to sleep at 4am, getting up at 12pm when I don't have uni. I used to set myself a goal of having a 'normal' sleeping time (11pm - 7am), but after a time it goes back to 4am - 12pm, with 11pm - 1am being the peak of activity.

Red is 384 - 482 THz But you also have to specify light intensity then.

Oh ...there is no option for grey, white, cyan, golden, silver, .... or no hair :D <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Hush! Don't give him excuses for more threads!

I bet you are a day person

Flame grilled chicken in lemon and herb sause.

Precisely.

I can't recall the link now, but anyway it was in another language. The numbers may be inaccurate, but the bottom line is that there are much more people than you think who function better at night (yes, that's what I actually meant). I always have hard time getting up early, and my activity peaks at around 1am regardless whether I got up at 6am or 1pm.

Some statistics (roughly): about 20% of population are naturally active at night (me included) 50% are flexible and can easily adjust their circadian rhytms 30% are naturally active at daytime

Strange, I expected the pictures of jaguars coming from you. "