2009.07.03 23.40.14
fortune
There was a young fellow called Clyde
Who fell in an outhouse and died.
He had a twin brother
Who fell in another
So now they're interred side by side.
fast food not pretty enough? try this.
So, I have been reading about this game Red Faction Guerrilla. Its an open world 3rd person shooter/rpg thing for the 360. There's no Mel Gibson or horses to ride around on in front of peculiarly blue painted people, but there is the awesomeness of the fact that your two starter weapons are remote demolition charges and a sledgehammer that can smash through concrete walls in a single swing.
I am through the first small section and it is remarkably entertaining. Its an open world game so you...
well, we missed pre-reg again.
i even had it pop up on my calendar that evening to remind me, but i was too tired from gaming to care.
So, per the intertubes, Blood Bowl is out. Apparently, Steve is right out and if you are annoyed by filthy Europeans, you have to wait for the September Steam release to purchase from a suitably kempt purveyor.
This is one of the better descriptions I have read so far:
I'm way out of practice--haven't played BB in ages. Started with a one-off game as Chaos against the Wood Elves and got pasted, 3-1. The elves were suitably annoying, leaping and cavorting all over the pitch like fucking Cirque d...
this almost makes up for the PB thing.
this may be the most useful information i've seen in a while.
i use rrdtool for lots of things, especially network/systems monitoring. it is a very powerful tool that handles lots of things fairly well, but it has some big problems that i'm really tired of dealing with :
- the data and the presentation is all contained in a single tool. this leads to a steep learning curve, and a software lock-in that i don't like. i'd rather have one tool for the graphing, and one tool for the data storage.
- unless you've spent a lot of time reading the documentation, looki
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