There are "Crossover" brand 27" QHD monitors from Korea for around $350 shipped that include a great looking bezel/stand and metal construction.
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Hardware Canucks was founded by the Canadian etailer NCIX and had a very comfortable relationship with them. Not sure how close they are these days but it could very well be that SKYMTL simply asked for a card.:\
I have two front S-Flex E 1200RPM fans and the new Gentle Typhoon AP-29 2900RPM for my Antec Kuhler rad. I looked over every shop I could find in Akihabara for the AP-15's; completely sold out.
The AP-29 is unbearably loud, but on my fan controller it is manageable with no bearing noise down to...
Haha, see my edit. I was trying to draw that analogy out a little more... probably not the best one I've ever written.:\
Crying meant the people with broken cards. Perhaps shouting would have been a better fit? I dunno, but my point is that these small things can get conflagrated and tempers...
This is quite similar to classical paranoia, or projection; not everyone has sinister intentions or ulterior motives when it comes to their experiences with video cards.
Most of us are just enthusiasts who enjoy being on the cutting edge.
When the edge cuts back it hurts and we cry about...
Even if the situation in Fukushima worsens I'm in no hurry to get out of Tokyo and neither are 99.5% of the Japanese people that I know. A few have taken off to Nagoya/Kyoto/Osaka for a short vacation (mostly to escape the daily M5.0+ aftershocks) but will be back soon.
Sorry, it was scheduled for maintenance in preparation for permanent shut down, not just regular maintenance. That might explain the lower fuel levels that I heard on TV (in Japanese mind you, so this is open to my translation mistakes).
The reactor was scheduled to go down for maintenance in April, so I heard it was at 5-7% of capacity in preparation for the shut down. This is second-hand info.
I'm fine. Tokyo was basically unaffected outside of a few fires and a lot of broken office equipment (and glassware in my apartment). I used to live in Miyako, Iwate. The city has been wiped out. I'm not sure what's happened to my friends and students.
Today, there's a stoppage of train service...
Rockyct; is your server 'traditional' in the sense that all buildings need to be made from mined materials, or do admins regularly give out items to players?
Anyone with a flash-capable android phone should check out the freshly reinstated Kongregate Arcade app...The games play in the stock browser and are downloaded to cache.
A parliament of touch-optimized flash games from a quality distributor with a nicely organized launcher.
If you decide to head out this way here's an open invitation to stay at my apartment in Shinjuku.:thumbsup:
If you want to check out the Tokyo nightlife, there's a huge range of venues, bars, clubs to get out and meet people. The scene is much less insular than Vancouver, even with the...
I've been living in Japan for almost 3 1/2 years now.
Although living is expensive, it's hard not to enjoy life in one of the world's most interesting cities and be paid very well to do a rewarding and non-stressful job. I can see why some people end up staying here for decades.
I'm planning...
You're right, I left out what is being separated from the Nazis.
Let me rephrase:
"US history does a good job to delineate between civilians/the Wehrmacht and Nazis when it comes to the Holocaust."
Which may well still be its incorrect usage.;)
So fundamentally it's that the Germans treated...
I'm going to repost something I wrote in P&N about this issue for adlep et al.
It's always interested me how Auschwitz = Nazis but Nanking != Japanese Imperial Army. US history attempts to delineate German genocide from the civilian population but aggregates all Japanese people into one...
Are you going to do a server reset after the update, Krakn?
I imagine with the Slip, biomes, and bugfixes, the game is going to change rather dramatically. The old world may become outdated quickly.
Arcade Fire :thumbsup:
Here's a preview PC Gamer tested, including building a portal and travelling to the newly renamed "Slip".
http://www.pcgamer.com/2010/10/29/minecraft-halloween-update-hands-on/
I'm back to single player for now... I want to experiement with redstone, minecarts, and building ideas in preparation for the (hopeful) bug fixes at the end of the month.
Too bad about the griefers on the server now.
I live in Japan.
Taking my desktop seemed like an unnecessary burden with all of the other things that I had to think about moving to a different state/culture. Since my first place, I've moved three more times and haven't wanted a desktop to lug around.
I toughed it out with a 6 year old Dell...
Now that I can give myself items, I think the mining-smelting-crafting-building I've been doing so far is even more fulfilling of an accomplishment. 'The journey is the reward', etc...
Pick water up from an ocean/lake and pour into a ditch.
Where you place it will be the "spring" and water will flow outwards from there. You'll need a few trips to fill a moat.
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