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Not to mention all those updated strategies and tactical advantages ... "

I thought it was very interesting: the topic didn't suck, just that there wasn't a lot to add (the author was very good, AND the bastard writes like I want to!) <_< ... And I haven't seen the first two seasons of BSG,so I don't want to see the spoilers for Season Three ...

I have seen Oil geologists speaking on the subject. Admitedly, they have a barrow to push, but they said quite categorically that it is completely unknown exactly how much oil is yet to be extracted. Not counting all the older wells that have been abandoned when the reserves in them became less than super-cheap to extract. Their estimates (including the increase demand curve) were more like 70 years from now. Of course no one can tell for certain; I can tell that the Oil companies have a business imperative to use all of the oil they can BEFORE converting the energy industry over to another source (the oil would just be wasted stock, like a baker throwing out all the day's bread as soon as it was baked in the morning).

I spam when not Moderating, too. "

What terrific cover art! Half-Life 2:Episode One

Yeah,I watched Firefly until that point. Then I played KotOR, KotOR:TSL and Half-Life 2 until that point. *I* have a copy. :D (I was actually thinking of re-installing it to play again, recently, too ... )

KotOR bucks that trend.

Um ... IPv6 CONTAINS (and is therefore backward compatible with) IPv4 addresses. The first segment of an IPv6 address (up to the first dot separator) is a hexadecimal number that represents any of the IPv4 address from 0.0.0.0 to 255.255.255.255, so all IPv4 addresses can be accessed in IPv6, and all IPv4 addresses have zeroed attributes for the remained address segments. So it is completely fallacious and just plain scaremongering. Really, don't journalists have to check their sources, like ask someone who has READ the IPv6 standard? It's only been published for about a decade.

Yeah, I think both those scenarios are equally likely at this point: Intel or AMD-ATi licencing their own "DX" PhysX integration chip, to contrast with their vanilla "SX" CPUs (

See, Kafty, that's what's wrong with your life: you aren't in Iowa!

Yeah, Lucius: get a life!

So ... if Wolverine attacked Wolverine ... would Wolverine win?

I don't understand. Who's the big white dude? And what is all that strange singing?

For those who are interested, the forum containing the most of one's posts, the percentage of the postage total, and the raw score are all shown on the profile page. Au contraire; there are only so many times one can answer the same question about the end-of-mission-not-updating-the-journal bug, or participate in a "who's the toughest Jedi / Sith EVA" topic.

Or they will be HURT!

Interesting that you use baiting to answer what you call trolling. Right-o, I think we've done this topic now. Next.

wow. Where do I start. The conversion of energy between forms is very inefficient. Bsaically more is lost than is converted. Excellent.

Right-o, please use the hoses to cool down and remove the sand.

Probably better off in C&C, as it is a free MMORPG.

That'll never happen. There are tar pits in the wastes of Canadia that have huge deposits of low-yield petroleum derivatives, for example. It will never "run out", it will just be economically inefficient to extract it (for most things). Plastic might get vewy vewy expensive, though ...

Not really sure why they're all having dinner together ... after all, they all want to kill each other ... <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Untrue. A Jedi does not want to kill others. Only a Sith desires the spread of death. Sometimes. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Sure, and Han Solo doesn't mind having a beer with the Emperor.

Don't give them any ideas (for terrible movies) ... e.g. Jason versus Freddy ...

I have seen the world when it was still cooling. Blue-grey. No, Green. AAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaRRRrrrrrrrrrGgggggggggHHHHHHHHhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Interesting to compare the Tuscan milk review with the others ... stupid "surgeon" moron and his terrible innumeracy joke.